Migration to another country and entry regulations
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Question:
Many people say that they migrate from a land of shirk (associating partners with Allah) to another land, but their intention is to buy a travel permit or a visa, or they intend to deceive the authorities.
Answer:
This depends on regulatory, political, and administrative matters. I do not believe that one who comes according to the proper procedures and regulations will be turned back. However, the one who is not turned back is the one who seeks to adhere to the regulations, who abides by the rules, is a Muslim, and wants to migrate, believing that he will be welcomed. As for the one who is prevented, he has some violations; he should correct them and abide by the state’s regulations, and, if Allah wills, the matter will become easy.
Many people say that they migrate from a land of shirk (associating partners with Allah) to another land, but their intention is to buy a travel permit or a visa, or they intend to deceive the authorities.
Answer:
This depends on regulatory, political, and administrative matters. I do not believe that one who comes according to the proper procedures and regulations will be turned back. However, the one who is not turned back is the one who seeks to adhere to the regulations, who abides by the rules, is a Muslim, and wants to migrate, believing that he will be welcomed. As for the one who is prevented, he has some violations; he should correct them and abide by the state’s regulations, and, if Allah wills, the matter will become easy.
Source
شرح الأصول الثلاثة [10] — alfawzan.live (1:08:53)
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