Part of مفاهيم أهل السنة (اكتملت السلسلة)
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خلاصة مفاهيم أهل السنة | المفهوم (1154) | ميثاق الأمم المتحدة يمنع الجهاد المشروع
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Summary of Sunni concepts
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The United Nations Charter prohibits legitimate jihad
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Jihad in Islam has provisions and types mentioned in detail in the sections on jihad in Islamic jurisprudence
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The inability of Muslims today to wage jihad due to their weakness and humiliation does not negate the validity of this jihad and its obligation when one is able to do it.
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But the United Nations Charter prohibits it, and it is permissible to fight only for the sake of defense, and this is explained as follows
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First, in Article 2, states must settle the dispute peacefully, taking into account the provisions of international law
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This is an obligation that God did not oblige. Rather, Muslim countries, when able and prevented, give the infidel state a choice between three characteristics
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Islam, tribute with children, or fighting
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In the event of the weakness of the Islamic state, it may make a temporary truce with the infidel states, as in the Treaty of Hudaybiyyah
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Secondly, in Article Five, states are required not to recognize any territorial increase achieved through war
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Whereas in Islam, what Muslims conquer through jihad is their property
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Thirdly, in Article Nine, states must submit to all international treaties and all general international law
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It is not permissible for a Muslim to submit except to the provisions of the Qur’an and Sunnah, and treaties have provisions in Sharia that contradict what is in international law
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It is not permissible for Muslims to replace what is inferior with what is better