The ruling on resorting to the law of Allah in a state that does not rule by it
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Question:
Is it permissible for the people of a city belonging to a state that does not rule by what Allah has revealed to rule by the law of Allah, to appoint among themselves someone to judge them by it, and not to resort to the man-made laws of that state?
Answer:
Yes, if they are permitted to do so, it is obligatory for them to form a Muslim community and choose one person to judge between them and serve as their leader. This is permissible. This is obligatory for them if the state in which they reside enables them to do this. They must not resort to the judgment of disbelievers. Yes.
Is it permissible for the people of a city belonging to a state that does not rule by what Allah has revealed to rule by the law of Allah, to appoint among themselves someone to judge them by it, and not to resort to the man-made laws of that state?
Answer:
Yes, if they are permitted to do so, it is obligatory for them to form a Muslim community and choose one person to judge between them and serve as their leader. This is permissible. This is obligatory for them if the state in which they reside enables them to do this. They must not resort to the judgment of disbelievers. Yes.
Source
تنصيب إمام يحكم بشرع الله في الدول التي لا تحكم بشرع الله — alfawzan.live
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