The Travel of Muslim Children to the Lands of Disbelievers During Vacations
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Question:
We all know the large number of Muslim children who travel to the lands of disbelievers during school vacations. The purpose is known, and the negative results confirm and clarify it. So why do the rulers not make efforts to prevent them from these trips? Allah will ask you, may Allah preserve them, whether they were preserved or lost? And Allah is sufficient for us, and He is the best Disposer of affairs.
Answer:
There is no doubt that this is important, and it has been discussed previously, stating that it must be prohibited. The state has issued bulletins and general directives regarding its prohibition, but the situation requires follow-up and firm prohibition in practice, so that these people refrain from traveling to the lands of shirk (associating partners with Allah), whether during the vacation or otherwise. The travel of a young person is a great danger, especially for middle school and high school students in their teenage years, who are in great danger if they travel during the vacation to the city. The current discussion in the lecture and the comments on it all relates to this, and that the prohibition of these people is obligatory, and that the state fulfills its duty in reality, and does not suffice with merely issuing general directives. A general directive that is not accompanied by what deters one who intends to commit evil is not sufficient. We ask Allah to help everyone.
We all know the large number of Muslim children who travel to the lands of disbelievers during school vacations. The purpose is known, and the negative results confirm and clarify it. So why do the rulers not make efforts to prevent them from these trips? Allah will ask you, may Allah preserve them, whether they were preserved or lost? And Allah is sufficient for us, and He is the best Disposer of affairs.
Answer:
There is no doubt that this is important, and it has been discussed previously, stating that it must be prohibited. The state has issued bulletins and general directives regarding its prohibition, but the situation requires follow-up and firm prohibition in practice, so that these people refrain from traveling to the lands of shirk (associating partners with Allah), whether during the vacation or otherwise. The travel of a young person is a great danger, especially for middle school and high school students in their teenage years, who are in great danger if they travel during the vacation to the city. The current discussion in the lecture and the comments on it all relates to this, and that the prohibition of these people is obligatory, and that the state fulfills its duty in reality, and does not suffice with merely issuing general directives. A general directive that is not accompanied by what deters one who intends to commit evil is not sufficient. We ask Allah to help everyone.
Source
ندوات الجامع الكبير مع الأسئلة - 35 — archive.org (52:27)
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