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Summary of Sunni concepts | Concept (247) | Loyalty and disavowal with the Batin teams
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A summary of the concepts held by the Ahl al-Sunnah.
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The principle of loyalty and disavowal (al-wala’ wa-l-bara’) regarding the Batini sects.
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The Batiniyyah, including the Rafidah, the Ismailis, and the Druze.
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As well as the extremist polytheistic Sufis and their likes among the proponents of heretical innovations that constitute disbelief.
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None of these have any share in Islam.
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They are not considered part of the people of the Qiblah.
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This is due to their involvement in various forms of polytheism and disbelief that expel one from the fold of the religion.
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They invoke others besides Allah and show allegiance to the enemies of Allah.
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They claim their Imams are infallible and possess knowledge of the unseen.
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They allege that the Qur'an has been corrupted and harbor hatred and hostility toward the Ahl al-Sunnah.
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Indeed, they declare them to be disbelievers.
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Some of these sects declare the foremost predecessors among the Companions of the Messenger, peace be upon him, to be disbelievers.
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Therefore, if they are in this state,
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they are like the disbelievers.
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It is not permissible to show them loyalty, love, or support.
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Rather, the obligation regarding them is to hate them and disavow them and their polytheism.
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This does not contradict the desire to invite them to the truth and guide them.
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For if they are guided and abandon their acts of disbelief,
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they become our brothers.
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They are then entitled to the obligatory love and support.
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Someone might say,
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"They do not manifest these beliefs of disbelief."
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To him it is said:
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They manifest them in some of their books,
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and when they feel secure from punishment.
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As for when they are in a state of weakness,
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they conceal that as a form of taqiyyah (dissimulation).
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If they were to gain power in the lands of the Sunnah,
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they would then reveal their true nature.
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They would declare the disbelief of everyone who opposes them,
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wage war against them,
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and deem their blood and wealth lawful.
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Despite the clear falsehood of the beliefs of these Batiniyyah,
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and their malicious objectives,
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especially in recent years,
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in the regions of their influence and dominance,
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there are still some among the sons of the Sunnah
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who think well of them and defend them,
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and refuse to declare them disbelievers.
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They even call for rapprochement with them,
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and for aligning with them against global disbelief.
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This does not stem from anyone except one who is ignorant
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of the reality of the Batiniyyah and their false beliefs,
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or one who is heedless and naive,
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deceived by their lies and their taqiyyah,
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and their proclaimed hostility toward the Jews and the Americans.
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Even though the relationship between the Rafidah and the Christians
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has been known throughout history,
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and their alignment with them against the Ahl al-Sunnah is well-documented.
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The Rafidah have never been known to wage jihad against the Crusaders.
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In the modern era,
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evidence has emerged regarding these secret relations between them.
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Some of those who defend the Rafidah
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know of their malice and hatred toward the Ahl al-Sunnah,
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yet they justify their relationship with them
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by claiming these are political stances,
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not theological ones.
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To them we say:
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Politics must not be at the expense of creed,
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nor should it contradict it.