Is it permissible to join a group that gathered on the foundations of the Ikhwan and pledged allegiance to an emir for obedience and submission?

The questioner : First: There is a group of Muslims who have an emir to whom they have given a pledge of allegiance for obedience and submission. They are still in obedience to Allah (Mighty and Majestic), and they have the same foundations upon which the Ikhwan group is established. They have an emir, and this emir has absolute authority over the individuals. They apply the principle of loyalty and disavowal among themselves, and it is not permissible for any individual to undertake any action without seeking permission. Is it permissible to join this group? And what is the ruling on this group according to the Shari'ah?

The Shaykh : It is not permissible to join a group that commits to such rulings, which the Wise Lawgiver has reserved for the Supreme Imam, who is the Caliph. As for an emir who is pledged to here, and an emir who is pledged to there, and so on, and they condition what you mentioned of blind obedience, this is not of Islam in any way, and it is not permissible to join them.

The questioner : There is a second question

The Shaykh : Yes, please go ahead.