What is the ruling on taking the pledge of allegiance for sects and groups?
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Question:
The questioner asks: What is the ruling on taking the pledge of allegiance for sects and groups, such as the pledge to the Muslim Brotherhood? Is it a form of division and breaking away from the community?
Answer:
The pledge of allegiance is taken for the ruler of the Muslims. It is not taken for anyone other than the ruler of the Muslims. It is not taken for the head of a group or the leader of a group, but rather it is taken for the general ruler of the Muslims. Yes.
The questioner asks: What is the ruling on taking the pledge of allegiance for sects and groups, such as the pledge to the Muslim Brotherhood? Is it a form of division and breaking away from the community?
Answer:
The pledge of allegiance is taken for the ruler of the Muslims. It is not taken for anyone other than the ruler of the Muslims. It is not taken for the head of a group or the leader of a group, but rather it is taken for the general ruler of the Muslims. Yes.
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