The Necessity of Asking Scholars and Referring to Them in Matters That Are Unclear to People
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Question:
If the one in authority were to display signs of disbelief, hatred of the religion of Allah, siding with the disbelievers, loving them, hating the believers, and torturing and imprisoning them without sin, what is your opinion regarding such people? Is it permissible to obey them, and is it permissible to rise against them?
Answer:
My brothers, matters are not chaos. Refer to the scholars in this; refer to the scholars in this. They are the ones who decide. They are the ones who decide that the one in authority has exited Islam, so obedience to him is not permissible, or that he has not exited and disobedience to him is not permissible. This is referred to the scholars. Ask them. Yes.
If the one in authority were to display signs of disbelief, hatred of the religion of Allah, siding with the disbelievers, loving them, hating the believers, and torturing and imprisoning them without sin, what is your opinion regarding such people? Is it permissible to obey them, and is it permissible to rise against them?
Answer:
My brothers, matters are not chaos. Refer to the scholars in this; refer to the scholars in this. They are the ones who decide. They are the ones who decide that the one in authority has exited Islam, so obedience to him is not permissible, or that he has not exited and disobedience to him is not permissible. This is referred to the scholars. Ask them. Yes.
Source
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