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0:00 Summary of Sunni concepts
0:08 Allying with tyrannical regimes and the danger this poses to stability
0:14 He sees some preachers or some Islamic groups
0:19 Because of the pressures and tribulations that the youth of the Awakening and its symbols are exposed to, and the delayed results
0:27 To build bridges with the regimes that violated the rule according to the law of God Almighty
0:32 Alliances must be established with national or secular parties for joint work in the interest of the nation and the homeland and to fight the common enemy
0:43 Accordingly, the Muslim preacher is side by side with the secular, nationalist, or Rafidi
0:52 In single councils called parliamentary, popular or national councils
0:59 In these councils, concessions on the right and its principles begin, the first of which is:
1:06 Acknowledgment and satisfaction of entering into these councils that are legislated by other than God
1:12 The occupant swears to respect it
1:16 Here the goal of preachers shifts from seeking to destroy these infidel councils to becoming one of their pillars
1:25 This is enough to mislead and humiliate people
1:29 The most dangerous thing about these practices is the demolition of the doctrine of loyalty and disavowal, and the dilution in presenting the constants of this religion
1:38 If the preachers make these mistakes, the heads of the tyrants and the symbols of pre-Islamic times will rejoice
1:46 When they get tired of the methods of oppression, brutality, and imprisonment that often strengthen adherence to the call
1:54 They offer the preachers something more dangerous than that
1:57 It is an attempt to contain it with enticement and false promises
2:02 It declares ignorance to the Islamists
2:05 Please work for Islam through state institutions and councils
2:11 And here the nets catch what is caught by the lurkers
2:15 Those who try to cover these concessions with some legal suspicions
2:21 Such as their statement of preserving the concepts of legitimacy
2:25 Sometimes they argue that the fatwa changes as conditions change
2:30 Sometimes it is necessary and the hardship is removed
2:34 Sometimes they say we want to pull the rug from under the feet of ignorance
2:40 They justify all of this with wisdom and consideration of reality and surrounding circumstances
2:47 The Almighty said to His Messenger, may God bless him and grant him peace
2:52 Follow what is revealed to you and be patient until God judges, and He is the Best of judges
2:59 And God Almighty said, “So be patient with the judgment of your Lord, and do not obey a sinner or an unbeliever among them.”
3:06 And God Almighty said, “So be patient, for God’s promise is true.”
3:11 And let not those who are not certain make light of you
3:16 Why do advocates of democracy enter into alliances with enemies of religion?
3:22 They began searching the Sharia for any suspicious evidence to support their actions
3:29 Such as their inference that the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, allied with Khuza’a, while they were polytheists
3:36 In the book he wrote when he first entered Medina, he allied himself with the Jews in the common defense
3:44 They also cited the fact that Joseph, peace be upon him, took over the treasures of money in the government of the King of Egypt
3:50 It is an infidel government, but he became dear in it
3:55 All of this evidence is suspicion that is not suitable for inference because the context is completely different
4:03 According to what they used as evidence, the Messenger, may God bless him and grant him peace, was the ruler who was obeyed
4:10 Whoever of the Jews or polytheists allied with him was under his command and he was the strong party
4:17 Whoever allies with them is weak, and this is the case with Joseph, peace be upon him
4:23 Where he was the one in charge and the one in charge
4:27 Whereas what they inferred from contemporary conditions
4:31 The powerful party are the tyrants and infidel regimes
4:36 While the Islamists are the weak party that has no command or prohibition
4:42 The analogy here is corrupt and lacks its foundations