Did (Hakim Tayyar) have a hand in the killing of (Jamil al-Rahman) - may Allah have mercy on him -? And is he excused for that?
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The questioner : My Shaykh, the last question from Muhammad says about Hakim Tayyar, "Do we not find excuses for him?"
Al-Halabi : ... the rhyme
The questioner : This is Muhammad ibn Tahir
The Shaykh : But this is a vague question
The questioner : I understood it, my Shaykh, I do not know what he intends by "finding excuses for him," meaning did Hakim Tayyar do something?
The Shaykh : Perhaps he intends regarding the killing of Jamil al-Rahman, if heThe questioner : means that he had a hand in his killing, we find excuses for him, we do not know what he intends
Abu Layla: They took from us a tape of his father, which is five hundred and twenty minutes long, in which you spoke, Shaykh, about the killingThe Shaykh : of Jamil, and then your sitting with our brother
The Shaykh : Fares
The questioner : No, Shaykh, in a gathering with our brother from Abu Dhabi or Bahrain, I completed the topic of Jamil al-Rahman, some matters of jihad and so on, and I said I gave it to our brother Abu Muhammad
The Shaykh : So he intends the killing of Jamil al-Rahman
The questioner : That is what appears
The questioner : A few days ago, news came about Hakim Tayyar that he is gathering people to do something in the region
Another questioner : I lean toward the view that he intends the killing... Tahir confirms this statement
The Shaykh : That is what came to my mind, I do not find an excuse for him in that, because there is no difference between him and Jamil al-Rahman in that he represents one of the Islamic groups, so he has no right to act as he does, seeking to kill those who differ with him in his call, his methodology, and his style, because he did not become the highest ruler, nor was he pledged allegiance to by the Muslims to have absolute authority
The questioner : My Shaykh... they expelled Jamil al-Rahman and those with him from the region and liberated it, and they established the Shari'ah in it
The Shaykh : Therefore, it was necessary for Muhammad to be present so we could understand his point of view and find an excuse for him regarding what
The questioner : Muhammad was always expanding on the topic of "seek an excuse for your brother"
The Shaykh : He said it that way
Al-Halabi : He knows it, my Shaykh, heh heh
The Shaykh : Yes, of course
Al-Halabi : ... the rhyme
The questioner : This is Muhammad ibn Tahir
The Shaykh : But this is a vague question
The questioner : I understood it, my Shaykh, I do not know what he intends by "finding excuses for him," meaning did Hakim Tayyar do something?
The Shaykh : Perhaps he intends regarding the killing of Jamil al-Rahman, if heThe questioner : means that he had a hand in his killing, we find excuses for him, we do not know what he intends
Abu Layla: They took from us a tape of his father, which is five hundred and twenty minutes long, in which you spoke, Shaykh, about the killingThe Shaykh : of Jamil, and then your sitting with our brother
The Shaykh : Fares
The questioner : No, Shaykh, in a gathering with our brother from Abu Dhabi or Bahrain, I completed the topic of Jamil al-Rahman, some matters of jihad and so on, and I said I gave it to our brother Abu Muhammad
The Shaykh : So he intends the killing of Jamil al-Rahman
The questioner : That is what appears
The questioner : A few days ago, news came about Hakim Tayyar that he is gathering people to do something in the region
Another questioner : I lean toward the view that he intends the killing... Tahir confirms this statement
The Shaykh : That is what came to my mind, I do not find an excuse for him in that, because there is no difference between him and Jamil al-Rahman in that he represents one of the Islamic groups, so he has no right to act as he does, seeking to kill those who differ with him in his call, his methodology, and his style, because he did not become the highest ruler, nor was he pledged allegiance to by the Muslims to have absolute authority
The questioner : My Shaykh... they expelled Jamil al-Rahman and those with him from the region and liberated it, and they established the Shari'ah in it
The Shaykh : Therefore, it was necessary for Muhammad to be present so we could understand his point of view and find an excuse for him regarding what
The questioner : Muhammad was always expanding on the topic of "seek an excuse for your brother"
The Shaykh : He said it that way
Al-Halabi : He knows it, my Shaykh, heh heh
The Shaykh : Yes, of course
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