Extremism leads to extremism.
Kuffar tried to inject democracy into Islam, and many deviants and zanadiqa helped them in this.
Now some Muslims go to the other extreme by labelling anyone who acknowledges the importance of politics in asymmetric, modern war as democrats.
Kuffar tried to inject democracy into Islam, and many deviants and zanadiqa helped them in this.
Now some Muslims go to the other extreme by labelling anyone who acknowledges the importance of politics in asymmetric, modern war as democrats.
There's not really a substantial difference between someone who calls politics in asymmetric war kufr and somebody who calls using advanced math in designing rockets kufr.
There is kufr contained within both of these disciplines as a whole, but there should be no...
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There is kufr contained within both of these disciplines as a whole, but there should be no...
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..."guilt by association" against Muslims who use parts of these bodies of knowledge while intentionally avoiding the elements of them which are explicit kufr.
The problem is that if you don't have a firm grounding in both sharia and Islam and the fields in question...
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The problem is that if you don't have a firm grounding in both sharia and Islam and the fields in question...
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...you won't be able to filter through the knowledge to avoid the problematic parts.
This is why there are people on this app continuously labelling as "Sururis" individuals who do not at all embody Sururi though. They see Muslims who delved into a field of knowledge...
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This is why there are people on this app continuously labelling as "Sururis" individuals who do not at all embody Sururi though. They see Muslims who delved into a field of knowledge...
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...and fell into kufr as a result, and then assume every time they see some reference to this field of knowledge, that those referring to it must be upon the same manhaj.
This relates to a longstanding prejudice among Muslims, and a prejudice which was actually...
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This relates to a longstanding prejudice among Muslims, and a prejudice which was actually...
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...cultivated by the kuffar, and that is the strong preference for hard sciences over social sciences.
Social sciences are effectively the "software" for political and institutional systems, while hard sciences are the "hardware."
The kuffar promoted professions...
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Social sciences are effectively the "software" for political and institutional systems, while hard sciences are the "hardware."
The kuffar promoted professions...
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...like medicine and engineering among Muslims, because these professions ensure the smooth functioning of a system - they do not determine what the actual impact or effect of the system is.
So they wanted systems controlled by kuffar but built and maintained by Muslims.
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So they wanted systems controlled by kuffar but built and maintained by Muslims.
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The danger of falling into kufr as a result of believing in technology is as imminent as the danger of falling into kufr by believing in the superiority of democracy, and study of either social sciences or hard sciences can lead to this without proper Islamic grounding.
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