Is not the establishment of Islamic rule, whatever that rule may be, considered a barrier to the door of corruption that has spread among us?

The questioner : Given the shortcomings among us, is not the establishment of Islamic rule, whatever that rule may be, considered a barrier to the door of corruption that has spread among us, in order to provide an acceptable atmosphere for the process of "purification and education"?

The Shaykh : I do not know if you noticed that during my speech, the establishment of the Muslim state is an obligatory matter. That is not the point here; that is not what is being discussed.
Yes?

Another questioner : ... .

The Shaykh : My brother, the establishment of the Muslim state is, as that old Arabic saying you quoted goes: "A matter on which no two people differ, and in which no two goats butt heads." Therefore, it is enough for us to waste time on a matter in which there is no disagreement. But the thing in which there is disagreement, indeed all the disagreement, is: What is the path? And this is what was made into a word that will be delivered soon, if Allah wills. But there is no harm in repeating it, my brother, as a reminder: What is the path to achieving this obligatory matter? Is it that we imagine a disbeliever state will support and help us...?