The Ruling on Issuing a Visa to Disbelievers
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Question:
Honorable Shaykh. What is the ruling? Inviting disbelievers in the name of tourism in order to learn about Islam, hear the Qur'an, and call them to the faith in the land of the Muslims—is this a grant of safe conduct to them? Yes.
Answer:
Yes, if they are permitted to enter our lands, this is a grant of safe conduct. Giving them an entry visa is the grant of safe conduct. They are non-Muslims granted safe conduct. Every disbeliever who enters the lands of the Muslims with permission from the Muslims or from some of the Muslims is a non-Muslim granted safe conduct until he leaves. Yes.
Honorable Shaykh. What is the ruling? Inviting disbelievers in the name of tourism in order to learn about Islam, hear the Qur'an, and call them to the faith in the land of the Muslims—is this a grant of safe conduct to them? Yes.
Answer:
Yes, if they are permitted to enter our lands, this is a grant of safe conduct. Giving them an entry visa is the grant of safe conduct. They are non-Muslims granted safe conduct. Every disbeliever who enters the lands of the Muslims with permission from the Muslims or from some of the Muslims is a non-Muslim granted safe conduct until he leaves. Yes.
Source
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