The ruling on one who says: "Religion has no place in the job"
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Question:
He says: We hear certain words repeated by some officials, saying: "Work is work, and religion has no place in work?"
Answer:
This is an invalid statement. How can it have no place in work? Religion is everything; it has a place in everything: in people's deeds, in their homes, in their leadership, in their governorship, and in everything. Religion is the foundation of everything, and it is obligatory that all deeds be in accordance with the methodology of religion. It is obligatory for the servant to submit his face to Allah in all matters: [al-Baqarah:208] meaning: in all of Islam. It is obligatory to enter into Islam in its entirety, and to be bound by Islam in everything. It is not permissible to evade [the rules] in any deed or in any word. The words and deeds of leaders and subordinates, men and women, jinn and humans, must be weighed by the scale of the Shari'ah. Whatever conforms to it is accepted, and whatever contradicts it is rejected and returned to its speaker.
The one who says: "Religion has no place in deeds" is given the opportunity to repent. If he repents, well and good; otherwise, he is killed as a disbeliever—may Allah keep us safe.
He says: We hear certain words repeated by some officials, saying: "Work is work, and religion has no place in work?"
Answer:
This is an invalid statement. How can it have no place in work? Religion is everything; it has a place in everything: in people's deeds, in their homes, in their leadership, in their governorship, and in everything. Religion is the foundation of everything, and it is obligatory that all deeds be in accordance with the methodology of religion. It is obligatory for the servant to submit his face to Allah in all matters:
O you who have believed, enter into Islam completely
يَا أَيُّهَا الَّذِينَ آمَنُوا ادْخُلُوا فِي السِّلْمِ كَافَّةًThe one who says: "Religion has no place in deeds" is given the opportunity to repent. If he repents, well and good; otherwise, he is killed as a disbeliever—may Allah keep us safe.
Source
binbaz.org.sa
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