Does the hadith "Two religions will not coexist in the Peninsula" mean their complete expulsion?
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Question:
What is the meaning of the hadith "Two religions will not remain in the Peninsula"? Does it mean they are expelled entirely, or that they are tolerated if they do not display their religious rites?
Answer:
As you have heard previously, its meaning is that two religions are not to be established there: not the religion of Judaism, not the religion of Christianity, not Zoroastrianism, not Buddhism, and so on. Nothing remains there except Islam; for it is its cradle and its source. Allah made the final Prophet of Islam from this Peninsula, so it must be purified of non-Muslims so that it may be the birthplace of Muslims, the reference point for Muslims, and a model for Muslims in the calling, guidance, and direction that emanates from it. Yes.
What is the meaning of the hadith "Two religions will not remain in the Peninsula"? Does it mean they are expelled entirely, or that they are tolerated if they do not display their religious rites?
Answer:
As you have heard previously, its meaning is that two religions are not to be established there: not the religion of Judaism, not the religion of Christianity, not Zoroastrianism, not Buddhism, and so on. Nothing remains there except Islam; for it is its cradle and its source. Allah made the final Prophet of Islam from this Peninsula, so it must be purified of non-Muslims so that it may be the birthplace of Muslims, the reference point for Muslims, and a model for Muslims in the calling, guidance, and direction that emanates from it. Yes.
Source
قناة «فضيلة الشيخ ابن باز Alsheikh Binbaz»، 049 هل معنى حديث لا يجتمع في الجزيرة دينان إخراجهم بالكلية؟ للإمام ابن باز — youtube.com
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