The responsibility of the Muslim for the reform of society 3-3
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The Muslim’s Responsibility for the Reform of Society Part 3-3
In the third part of this lecture, the Sheikh deals with the legitimacy of the formation of Islamic groups, the rooting of this ruling and the adequate response to those who say the heresy of Islamic reformist collective action.
* The Sheikh explains the ways and means of reform for the family and the duty of the father or the head of the family towards his family in this regard, detailing that in raising children with an explanation of evidence and examples. * In the lecture, it is emphasized that it is not enough to reform and remove outward evils, but rather reform them from the ground up and reform souls.
At the end of the lecture, the Sheikh, may God have mercy on him, answers the questions of the audience, which include what the Sheikh addressed in this lecture, including:
* Gradual reform and its statement to individuals, small groups and society.
* And about the ruling on those who enter Parliament on the pretext of reform and the extent of their connection to the democratic system, and is there a conflict with Islam in this? The Sheikh’s answer to the meaning of guidance in the Qur’an and Sunnah.
* His answer about the legality of establishing churches in Muslim countries on the pretext that they allow mosques to be built in their countries.
* On the ruling on the permissibility of multiple parties in Islam.
* Answer various questions.
In the third part of this lecture, the Sheikh deals with the legitimacy of the formation of Islamic groups, the rooting of this ruling and the adequate response to those who say the heresy of Islamic reformist collective action.
* The Sheikh explains the ways and means of reform for the family and the duty of the father or the head of the family towards his family in this regard, detailing that in raising children with an explanation of evidence and examples. * In the lecture, it is emphasized that it is not enough to reform and remove outward evils, but rather reform them from the ground up and reform souls.
At the end of the lecture, the Sheikh, may God have mercy on him, answers the questions of the audience, which include what the Sheikh addressed in this lecture, including:
* Gradual reform and its statement to individuals, small groups and society.
* And about the ruling on those who enter Parliament on the pretext of reform and the extent of their connection to the democratic system, and is there a conflict with Islam in this? The Sheikh’s answer to the meaning of guidance in the Qur’an and Sunnah.
* His answer about the legality of establishing churches in Muslim countries on the pretext that they allow mosques to be built in their countries.
* On the ruling on the permissibility of multiple parties in Islam.
* Answer various questions.