Thread by @Muhammad_Owaiis

It is extremely saddening that the ulema who should have been leading the call for #khilafah are giving 'dalail' to abandon it.

And on top of that, he is encouraging to vote for 'the lesser of the evil' because 'something is better than nothing'.

Is this how a Muslim thinks?🧵

https://twitter.com/AbalHasanBa1/status/1599064477923971078

First of all, let's clear one thing. There are 3 major political parties in Pak, namely PTI, PPP, and PMLN.
All parties, despite having different slogans, are exactly the same when it comes to ruling Pak.
None of them has an alternative or even 'slightly less kufr' solutions

Pakistan remains to have the same socio, economic, legal and political system, along with the same media, education and foreign policy no matter who comes to power.

So how can we vote for 'the better option' when there simply isn't one?

And even if for the sake of the argument, we agree that there is a party that is more 'Islamic' than the rest (which there isn't), we should still reject it.

Because Allah didn't allow us to opt for something that is 'a little bit islamic'.

This is clear from Surah Maida verse 49, "And judge between them ˹O Prophet˺ by what Allah has revealed, and do not follow their desires. And beware, so they do not lure you away from even some of what Allah has revealed to you"

Now coming to the seerah of the prophet, he fought against the system until he established the Islamic state in Madina. For more than a decade, the prophet only gained a very insignificant number of followers, but he didn't have a defeatist mentality.

He, not the sahaba ever talked about how they will never have an impact on Madina because although they abandoned shirk, kufr, and Haram, the rest of the Arabs were still doing it.

No, their goal was to establish the state, and they believed in Allah & kept fighting the system

Similarly we Muslims need to understand that there is no dar ul Islam at the moment and we must follow the Sunnah to implement Islam the way prophet Muhammad did no matter what the consequences.

No real change can come through elections, because they are literally meant to continue the same system. Real change must be radical.
The prophet didn't become a part of taghut and it is not allowed for us to do so.

Finally, the video talks about how implementing khilafah will break Muslim world even more. This is extremely unlikely because the ummah wants khilafah, if for example khilafah is established today in Pak, and Pak makes radical changes in its policies...

Liberates Kashmir, the people will immediately fall in support for it because they will see real action by the state.
Coming to Saudi Arabia, due to the abduction of ulema, forceful liberalization, and strict policing, the people are already anti MBS...

And will never support him against the Khilafah. Similarly looking at central Asia, people are anti govt, and if given khilafah, it is more likely that they welcome it.

The ummah is in the hands of corrupt, oppressive western puppets and they know this. Tomorrow when inshallah khilafah is established, they will support it.

It is very unlikely that the ummah will stand with these corrupt spineless rulers against khilafah.