If the Libyan brothers are unable to emigrate from their land, is it permissible for them to use other methods of da'wah to avoid the state, such as shaving the beard and the like?
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The questioner : Well, in the case where emigration is not possible, is it permissible for them to remain for the sake of da'wah and adopt certain methods?
The Shaykh : The question is incorrect, the question is incorrect. If emigration is not possible, what do we say? We do not say "emigrate." You say it is not possible for them, so what do we say?
The questioner : And if they are able, can they work in da'wah by adopting other methods, meaning, for example, to avoid the ruling, such as shaving the beard and ...
The Shaykh : Yes, adopting means that are not forbidden is permissible. But adopting means that are forbidden is from the religion of the Jews who say "the end justifies the means." In Islam, there is nothing of this sort.
The Shaykh : The question is incorrect, the question is incorrect. If emigration is not possible, what do we say? We do not say "emigrate." You say it is not possible for them, so what do we say?
The questioner : And if they are able, can they work in da'wah by adopting other methods, meaning, for example, to avoid the ruling, such as shaving the beard and ...
The Shaykh : Yes, adopting means that are not forbidden is permissible. But adopting means that are forbidden is from the religion of the Jews who say "the end justifies the means." In Islam, there is nothing of this sort.
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