Category: Tawheed
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Mainstream “Tawheed” vs. Tawheed According to Quran and Sunnah
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The statement “La illaha illa Allah” has been distorted in such a way that most people have no idea what it actually means, what it rejects and what it affirms. Its meaning, conditions and purpose have been buried under so much falsehood that for one to understand it, they have…
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The Doubts Regarding the Ruling of Democracy In Islam
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Verily, all praise is due to Allah and may the Peace and Blessings of Allah be upon our Prophet Muhammad and upon his family and his companions until the Last Day. To proceed: Recently, a debate has erupted regarding the permissibility of participating in democratic elections in the West. An…
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Seven reasons why the Muslim must reject democracy
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The Prophet of Islam (saw) warned the Muslims about the advent of the Dajjal (the anti-Christ), who will appear at the end of time and will call the people to a new religion. The forerunners of the Dajjal (i.e. the Jews and the freemasons) have been paving the way for…
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The Criticism of Democracy and the Illustration of its Reality
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What is democracy and what are its origins? Democracy is the principle of the mastership of the people; and that mastership is an absolute and a supreme authority. This authority consists in the people’s “right” to choose their leaders and legislate whatever laws they want. The people usually practice this…
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Why Voting is kufr
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The fundamental point that must be comprehended before dwelling into the arguments for and against voting is the apparent Shirk in the system of Democracy. We understand this by turning to the Kitaab and Sunnah and the explanation of the Scholars and then applying the principles to the reality. The…
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The Comprehensive Ruling on Democracy
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Democracy is often presented as a neutral political system and as a natural expression of freedom, representation, and the people’s so-called right to choose their rulers. From an Islamic perspective, however, the question is not simply whether democracy produces desirable political outcomes. The fundamental question is who possesses the right…
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Democracy and the status of voting in Democracy from the Islamic perspective
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We will clarify that whoever votes for a law-maker and elects him as a member in a law-making comitee (Parliment) he is doing Shirk in Allah’s Rububiyya and Uluhiyya and hence is a mushrik kafir. Abi Omamah Albahily (radhiAllahu anhu) narrated that the Messenger of Allah (salliAllahu alayhi wa sallam)…
