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Religion And Politics
Is it possible to accept the absolute separation of religion and politics in Islam or not?
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Religion And Politics
updated 3 years ago
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The timeless part of the religion that is “Hikma (Iman and morals) ” is always separate from politics. Just like it’s separate from economics and science etc. It only provides some basic ethical principles that help mankind excel in those fields.
The time bond part of the religion that is Kitab (or shariah law) includes politics, economics, halal food etc. but it’s application is basically meant for the prophetic era only. However, its application can drag longer until better ways of protecting human rights are invented as a result of human progress in social systems and technology.
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Ibadaat included in Kitab being hakook Allah is also enternal. That’s because progress in human civilization has no bearing on it and also because there are going to be no more prophets to mandate new ways of workship.
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By the way this is my own views as a student.
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Ideally, religion should not be used for politics in the form of religious political parties as it encourages sectarianism.
Please refer to Ghamidi Sahab’s reponse:
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