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My question is with regards to jihad and qital given the circumstances today. Is qital obligator for the modern day Muslim?
Read MoreI am a Muslim from India. I want to know why has the history of the followers of Islam been so bloody and continues to be so. It pains me to see my fellow followers of the faith getting killed every single day, somewhere in the world.Is acceptance of change not a part of Islam? Is the message of peace not understood and propogated by our religious leaders? Is forgiveness not a bigger force compared to vengeance in our religion?
Read MorePlease elaborate on Ghazwa-e-hind and comment on the ahadith that are often quoted in this regard.
Read MoreMay I ask what the crucial differences are between the Arabic words Jihad and Muharabah?
Read MoreIf a Muslim state attacks another Muslim state then defending the country obviously is Jihad for the Muslims of invaded country. In such a situation, what should be the stance of the Muslim soldiers of the invading army? What are they supposed to do if they find before them their Muslim brethren?
Read MoreThe following Hadith states that we should fight people (which I presume refers to disbelievers):
I have been directed to fight against these people until they testify to the oneness of God and to the prophethood of Muhammad, establish the prayer and pay zakāh. (Muslim,No:22)
In the early period of Islam, we find that the Islamic rule was extended by the Companions (rta) of the Prophet (sws) to a large part of the world. They conquered Persia, Rome, Egypt and many other countries of their times. My question is that why did they impose Islam on these countries? Why were they not given the option of accepting Islam if they wanted to?
Read MoreWhat is the Biblical view on Jihad. Did the Prophet Moses (sws) and the Prophet Jesus (sws) wage Jihad in their times?
Read MoreThere is a persistent notion among many Muslims that fighting in the battlefield is something very inferior to fighting againstone’s desires.While the former is termed as Jihad-i-asghar (the lesser Jihad), the latter is called the Jihad-i-akbar (the greater Jihad). Does this mean that we should be more anxious to take part in Jihad-i-akbar?
Read MoreThere are some scholars who believe that all wars fought by the Prophet of Islam were defensive. Muhammad (sws) never carried out unprovoked attacks. Please comment.
Read MoreWhat does Islam says about nuclear and atomic warfare? I am asking this question because some Muslim countries have such weapons. Also can we keep such weapons as deterrents?
Read MoreTo what extent is suicide bombing allowed by Islam? Is not suicide, whatever the reason maybe, prohibited in Islam? Is killing people in market places including women, children and old people through suicide permitted in Islam? If yes, then to what extent. We have recently seen such events in Kashmir and now very much in Palestine.
Read MoreAccording to Ghamidi’s view, only a state has the right to wage war and no group or organization is allowed to do so. What is the opinion of other scholars in this matter?
Read Moreکيا اب امت کے ليے ظلم و عدوان کے علاوہ کسي بھي دوسري وجہ سے جہاد کرنا جائز نہيں ہے؟
پڑھیے۔۔۔رسول اللہ صلی اللہ علیہ و سلم کے زمانہ میں جو جنگیں لڑی گئی ہیں وہ صرف کفر و شرک کو بنیاد کر قانون جزا و سزا کے حوالہ سے لڑی گئی تھیں یہ اقدامی اور دفاعی جہاد کے حوالہ سے بھیکی گئی تھیں۔ اس حوالہ سے دونوں اقسام کے غزوات کے نام بھی بتا دیں۔
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