Kategori: 5.1- Refuting Madkhalis
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The Necessity of Political Parties and Their Permissibility in the Sharia
Are political parties lawful in Islam? This article argues that forming and joining them is permissible in the Sharia, and in this age necessary. Building on Āl ʿImrān 3:104, the Pledge of ʿAqaba and the maxims of usūl, it answers seven objections in turn, including the verse “every party rejoicing…
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Boycott Without a State is a Wound Without a Body
Boycott is obligatory. Bukhārī records a Companion cutting Makkah’s grain, no ruler’s command needed. Ibn Taymiyyah names trading with the enemy’s economy as aiding sin. Fifty Jordanian scholars, the IUMS, Indonesia’s MUI all ruled it wājib. But sincerity without structure isn’t a weapon. Quraysh’s siege of Banū Hāshim worked through…
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The Individualist Illusion
Text argues Islamic individualism is a modern idea after the 1924 abolition of the Ottoman Caliphate, shaped by colonial and secular policies that reduced Islam to private rituals. It claims the Quran emphasizes collective duty of enjoining good and forbidding wrong over purely personal reform. It rejects avoiding politics, arguing…
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Refuting the Madkhali Murji’ah Position on Criticizing Rulers
Download this article for the sources: Scribd link: https://www.scribd.com/document/954430489/Refuting-the-Madkhali-Murji-Ah-Position-on-Criticizing-Rulers Introduction The Madkhali position, which prohibits any form of criticism or rebellion against Muslim rulers regardless of their corruption or tyranny, represents a modern deviation from the established methodology of Ahlus-Sunnah. This article presents a refutation using evidence from the Qur’an…
