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Rebelling Against State
When it’s become compulsory to act against majority elected Leader?
(not fully sure where) also I heard that there is a saying: until Muslim leader perform Salat and take Zakat, we should not rebel against him.
Is that mean now we can rebel against State?
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Rebelling Against State
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As per my understanding, one can leave the country if he doesn’t like the rulers but cannot rebel.
The other option is to work on building a public opinion to change rulers in the next election.
Lets wait for a reply from the admins to find out the views of sir Ghamidi on this.
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I am not even sure if I understand your question. What do you mean by “now we can rebel against the state”? Which state are you talking about? Who and how many are “we”? Rebel for what?
Rebellion is not a joke – you’re deciding to take the lives of others in your own hands which you will be held accountable for. We know from the Quran that unjustly killing a single person can land us in eternal hell.
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For a detailed discussion regarding Muslims Behavior towards their Muslim Leader, and when can one go into open rebellion, please refer to this:
For a summarized commentary, please refer to the following video from 33:13 to 38:04
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Thanks for rightly elaborating my question#umer Qureshi 👍🏼
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Please also refer to the video below from 17:35 to 21:14
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Please also refer to the video below from 14:00 to 17:43
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