Weapons of Knowledge - Dr. Abdul Karim Zidan 1-3
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Weapons of Knowledge by Sheikh Dr. Abdul Karim Zidan, Part 1-3
The Sheikh addresses the following topics:
* Islam is comprehensive and has a ruling in everything, it is not permissible to take a part of it and leave the rest, meaning that it does not accept division, and Islam has a ruling in everything from politics, economy, society .... etc.
* Paying attention to the words used, especially the new ones. Each word has a specific meaning that must be understood before adopting and repeating it, as in the word democracy, for example.
* The exact meaning of the assignment and its five provisions.
* The divine norms in nature and their difference from the divine norms in nations, groups and individuals, which we can call social norms.
* The Sheikh’s recommendation that this topic should be taken up by research and study by scholars of jurisprudence and Sharia.
* Clarification of the conditions for assuming the caliphate from the conditions of validity, conditions of obligation, and conditions of perfection. * Freedom in Islam is a duty, not a right of the individual, and it cannot be waived like other rights.
* The injustice of the ruler and how to deal with it and reconciling the hadiths mentioned in this regard and examples on this subject.
* About transgressing some Islamic groups and looking at these transgressions and judging them within certain controls explained by the Sheikh.
* Sheikh's opinion on the relationship between the ruler and the ruled in the present era and the statement of the contract relationship between the ruler and the ruled.
The Sheikh addresses the following topics:
* Islam is comprehensive and has a ruling in everything, it is not permissible to take a part of it and leave the rest, meaning that it does not accept division, and Islam has a ruling in everything from politics, economy, society .... etc.
* Paying attention to the words used, especially the new ones. Each word has a specific meaning that must be understood before adopting and repeating it, as in the word democracy, for example.
* The exact meaning of the assignment and its five provisions.
* The divine norms in nature and their difference from the divine norms in nations, groups and individuals, which we can call social norms.
* The Sheikh’s recommendation that this topic should be taken up by research and study by scholars of jurisprudence and Sharia.
* Clarification of the conditions for assuming the caliphate from the conditions of validity, conditions of obligation, and conditions of perfection. * Freedom in Islam is a duty, not a right of the individual, and it cannot be waived like other rights.
* The injustice of the ruler and how to deal with it and reconciling the hadiths mentioned in this regard and examples on this subject.
* About transgressing some Islamic groups and looking at these transgressions and judging them within certain controls explained by the Sheikh.
* Sheikh's opinion on the relationship between the ruler and the ruled in the present era and the statement of the contract relationship between the ruler and the ruled.