Is rebellion against the ruler a justification for killing his aides?
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Question: If we assume that there is a legitimate rebellion by a group, does this justify killing the aides of this ruler and everyone who works in his government, such as the police, security forces, and others?
Answer: I have previously informed you: it is not permissible to rebel against the ruler except under two conditions:
The first is: the presence of open disbelief on their part, for which there is proof from Allah.
The second condition is: the ability to remove the ruler in a way that does not result in a greater evil than his rule, and without this, it is not permissible.
Answer: I have previously informed you: it is not permissible to rebel against the ruler except under two conditions:
The first is: the presence of open disbelief on their part, for which there is proof from Allah.
The second condition is: the ability to remove the ruler in a way that does not result in a greater evil than his rule, and without this, it is not permissible.
Source
binbaz.org.sa
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