Haitham al-Haddad – Why Are The World’S Islamic Scholars Supporting Erdogan

			I believe that it is Islamically obligatory to support the AK Party and Oh God, no Whoa, what
		

			we in the West have been given a very particular narrative and view of Turkey and its prison or the
one strong man dictator, backwards, religious zealot, Salah, whatever. That's why many of us might
be shocked to hear something like this. You know, there's one thing that's always stuck in my head.
One of the perks of working for assumptions is often get put in situations that totally not
qualified to be eavesdropping on conversations that scholars are having with each other. And one
thing that shocked me a few years ago was when I overheard a few of the most senior scholars in the
UK talking to each other. One Palestinian said to the other Bengali that the upcoming elections in
		

			Turkey in a few years time will be difficult and Adorne might not win. And he was like, oh my god in
Avila when I realize your own Yeah, Salam Allah make it easy for the Ummah and I was like, What is a
Palestinian and a Bengali in London, I care so much about the outcome of election in Turkey 2000
miles away. In recent days, browsing on Twitter, I actually found photos and public statements from
loads of Islamic scholars from different countries, saying the same thing that Muslims need to
support the AK Party in the Turkish elections this weekend. In fact, there was a statement by 50,
plus leading scholars from across the world, representing massive numbers of scholars, from unions,
		

			to Islamic councils to universities and more throwing their support behind this man in this party.
But seriously, I can get it if it's a few scholars within a particular country here and there. But
what is going on here? Why do Islamic scholars from all over the place care so much about who wins
an election in Turkey? Have the major scholars of the Almighty they just got too much time on their
hands? Or is this something that we're not being told here? In the West? I tried to find out the
answer. And I learned a lot. I spoke to a few activists on the ground in Turkey. To learn more about
the domestic situation and the mood on the ground, as well as your faith. I'm going to her dad to
		

			learn more about what the international scholarly scene was saying about this election. And why if
you stick around until the end, you'll see a cheeky little bonus, where I put some very blunt
questions to the show that are on everyone's mind. Don't worry, we'll put timestamps in the
description below inshallah. So my first issue automatically was, Is it really that black and white?
All these quarterly statements are painting this out to be some kind of clear cut Islamic people
versus secularists people? Is that really the case? Who are the main parties running for election,
the brothers we spoke to give a good summary of the two major alliances vying for power in this
		

			presidential election. And they reportedly neck and neck every vote counts. There is two main groups
in Turkey right now. The first one is a party is well known. And the second group is a coalition of
six parties, they will have six they call it the second one is the C H P part of the coalition and
this is also called Kemalist coalition. So one alliance is made up of other ones AK Party along with
a few others. And the main opposition is a Kamal is circulars party called CHP, which is pronounced
gehad pair something go through their presidential candidate is their own leader. Come out.
		

			Come out klh.org. Hello. Yeah, that one. Let's just call him come out for now, shall we? So who else
is in their coalition? They have some other parties, namely the earth rule symbol party DEP Devoxx
audit and future party led by Ahmed that would have to wait a minute, he was a former prime minister
and leader of advanced AK Party was going on here. And so others is also an Islamic party. Uh huh.
That's a gotcha moment. It's not a black and white thing. There are Islamic minded people in the
alliance against other one too. So they're mystery solved. All the scholars around the world just
made a mistake. Thanks for watching. See you next time. Just kidding. This is what I wanted to get
		

			to the bottom of so we put it to the Turkish brothers. So they say there are good people, like any
dog below Alibaba, John saw that party. So don't give you it in a very simplistic way that although
one is the Islamic one, and the other people are the secular anti Islam one. Do you agree on this
comment or not? I think that comment is misguiding. I mean, we talked my respect, but the sad party
and Alibaba John anecdotal is a very minor group. 95% of the votes comes from the cameras. They
don't have wait.
		

			Okay, so that tallies up. According to English Wikipedia, who looked like raving fans of the
opposition to everyone who by the way, they tried to portray in some kind of evil vampire. They said
that they have a grand total of like one or two MPs. So their voice is reportedly negligible in
policy, but because the race is so close, every percentage counts. But wait a minute, Schiff has
made an interesting point to the brothers this can be an add to that or Dovan has not being faithful
to his Islamic principles, and maybe muddled or hollow doesn't see any major difference between Ordo
Han and the J hip
		

			party, okay.
		

			Or come?
		

			Cannot you doubt overload? So what is your comment about that?
		

			I am not maybe a big fan of the old one. But if we compare these groups or these parties, and to add
on add on is the exactly so close to Islamic side that the Muslim side then the gender pay
coalition. You say the one opinion check on it, they think that the jab and Dawn is the same Jana no
difference between the JF and Artois? Yes. Unfortunately, many Muslim people or the main Islamic
site, many Islamic people think like that. They say that the other one has a lot of corruption, or
the one has a lot of the big problem. Yeah. And yes, we know that the gender pay gap tried to change
their selves, their their opinion is like that. But
		

			according to me, it's not. It's not 100% True. Because we know the gender pay story or the gender
pay coalition this story
		

			to happen needs the someone from inside the Muslim groups from inside the Muslim sites. And they
have found that these guys and J have played that these guys like that job? It's my opinion.
Exactly. So as some straight Do you really think that there's a credible risk that the clock could
turn back and the landscape could change for Muslims and Turkey if everyone's party loses, and Islam
and Islamic symbols can be on the decline in Tokyo? Or are these scare tactics used by a Diwan and
his party to cling on to power? Many of our fathers or grandfathers mentioned about the past, in
Turkey, there were really hard times for the Muslims about even if you want to recite Quran, it was
		

			really hard for the Muslims in the past.
		

			And I think by the change of the current situation, I mean, I think the Muslim people will have hard
times in the future. Have they made that intention clear? Was that is that kind of, you know,
something that's credibly could happen? Or is it something maybe that some tech party people are
saying to scare people or vote for them, they may be intention. In the last years, I heard many
times that someone in the Parliament said, I don't trust the police who we are headscarf, hijab, or
I don't wear I don't trust someone
		

			who view the scarf as a lawyer or as a judge.
		

			Those people were in a jail happy most of the time. But for the last one or two years, they cut this
this anti semitic Islamophobic speeches because it's obvious, they will not go they will not get any
vote if they continue like that. But we don't know if they're doing taqueria or they're really
changed. So you personally do feel that if the coalition against a dog one day when
		

			you feel that some of the progress that are doing an ag party have made in terms of
		

			freedom for Muslims in public to practice Islam, the symbols of Islam and public? Do you think that
could be under threat? Personally, I personally believe it, it will not probably go 100 years back,
like in the first times of Turkey, I don't think there will not be that much of them. But it's
obvious like these people are not Islamic, like they don't have any Islamic agenda. So they don't
work to make a standard. And this is myself will make Islamic
		

			turkeys activities in Turkey harder. But I don't believe that it will not end it. So we've had a lot
of I'm not a big fan of Amazon. But over the years, since it's not everyone's cup of tea, but the
point is usually the comparison to the alternatives who have a long history of vicious secularism
and Islamophobia. But the plot thickens, there is one demographic that secularism is reportedly
spreading amongst which is the young people which could be partly why there's a palpable sense of
urgency in so many of those statements from many scholars. I think that the took it day by day get
the Secretary and if you compare the the turkey the 10 years ago and are now to Turkey Day by day to
		

			get the secular especially the young generation, the acceptor yourself as the secular and the
Western nice. The for that the many young Muslim men and Turkish youth, unfortunately, the support
the camera coalitional role, and that and the bomb points, I emphasize the dimple this point,
especially young generation does not like the DA is the reality and actually makes a lot of sense. I
mean, Western media outlets are plastering the articles with trendy young rainbow face painted
students that could be the future of Turkey. We discussed this for quite some time with others and
predictable patterns emerged. Not only are young people bombarded by Western soft power and
		

			narratives on daily basis, but they said meme culture social mean
		

			It is dominated by short, simplistic slogans that naturally favor secularism and Western pop
culture. So there's a big Gen Z generational gap. There's also the fact that this entire generation
of children grew up not knowing what it was like before the country's development under the AK
Party, but that's a significant number of people. Reportedly 5 million kids are now old enough to
vote for the first time in this election. Of course there's also the natural problem of the
incumbent people in power normally get blamed for anything negative that people don't like so the
longer have parties in power naturally the less populated expect them to get Add to this the Muslim
		

			youngster dimension maybe naturally sometimes want to rebel a bit from their families and the elders
and anyone new represents change. So if they're discontent about anything, they don't like the
economy, foreign policy, housing, whatever it may be, instead of asking which party is good for the
wider Muslim or Islamic scene? Naturally, many people just want to have a better standard of life.
This also made me think about Muslims over here in the West to he's very easy for us young people.
I'm so young to to have that. What have the Romans done for us anyway, kind of attitude about that
elders, many obnoxiously might say, all they did was build mosques and madrasas. Why do they vote
		

			for Labour all the time? That's so silly. Why are they so obsessed with halal meat certification,
the chicken shops everywhere, these are easy memes and slogans and blurt out, but to realize why
they're actually really dumb things to say, requires reflecting on our context back in the day,
which many of us simply aren't privy to. So it's easy for us to poopoo what the elder generations
did. And without respect for the sacrifices and wisdom or our elders, any generation is doomed. And
they're a bit of a tangent. So that was a situation in the country of Turkey. But that doesn't
necessarily explain why so many scholars all over the world are so stressed out about this. So I
		

			asked your faith. What is the impact of this election on the geopolitical and automatic scene?
explained the mood of the International Scholars? Okay. Bismillah Haman hamdulillah Salatu was Salam
ala Rasulillah. Apart from the mood of the internationalist scholars, let us first of all understand
		

			a little bit about the dupatta politics of Turkey and the AK Party and our dog.
		

			See, I mentioned a number of times that we have four important Muslim countries, two Arabs and two
non Arabs, the Arabs are Saudi Arabia, of course, the Haramain, et cetera. And the second one is
Egypt. And then the non Arabs are Turkey and Pakistan. There Alhamdulillah. Today, Pakistan, the
High Court
		

			gave the decision that the arrest of Imran Khan was illegal, okay. And we ask Allah, Allah Allah, to
protect the people of Pakistan. And and let me use this platform to send the message to Pakistan and
the Pakistanis to protect their country and whatever division they have, that should not lead to the
destruction of their country, let alone
		

			shedding the blood of people, they're
		

			killing each other or destroying their country and maybe in sha Allah, maybe one time, we can talk
about this in more details. But back to the four countries, we said two Arab countries and two non
Arab countries, Pakistan is one of them. The second one is Turkey. Turkey is a central country, it
is the main inheritors of the Ottoman Khilafah we have to remember that, or the Ottoman Empire, call
it whatever you want to call it. And
		

			it is.
		

			A it is, as we said, it is a central country. It has influence over so many countries that maybe
share the same ethnicity or the same background. The Korea, the ex Russian countries, all the way to
Russia, that eyes we know that the illegals are talking, they talk the Turkish and they have a
Turkish background. And now with the leadership of AK Party, Turkey became
		

			a very central if not the main country in the Middle East. Okay, now
		

			because it joined the club of the G 20. As you know, and they started to it is the only advanced
		

			it is the only advanced
		

			country besides Iran, okay, in the Middle East that manufacture airplanes, drones, and even other
types of weapons, let alone other other industries.
		

			Tell turkey for example.
		

			We see okay, just because of time that you know in the recent Sudan is
		

			To crisis.
		

			We have heard from many sources, and it has been confirmed that
		

			he made key. Yeah, who revolted against the army. He went to he or maybe some other Arab countries,
they asked after in Libya, to use aircraft to destroy the Sudan the army or to attack the literacy
to attack the Cydonia army. And it is only when Turkey intervene. And they stopped after and they
said if you do anything, we will immediately interfere and we will, okay destroy you.
		

			Look at so look out the role of Turkey in Sudan. Although in the beginning Sudan, many Sudanese were
against Turkey, but now so many Sudanese are supportive of Turkey and AK Party, or Doha. Look at
what they done in Somalia. I remember a person in Somalia who is high
		

			and who is involved in the politics of Somalia, he told me, she, if Erdogan were to visit Somalia,
the Somalis will go to greet him more than they will go to greet their own president in Somalia.
Okay. Look at their role even in Qatar, okay, supporting Qatar when it was okay.
		

			During the AIDS crisis,
		

			look at so many in Libya, yeah, and so many other places. So Turkey now is not just turkey for
itself. Turkey is a country for the Muslim ummah. Now, that's why the Muslim scholars are making dua
for or Dovan, making dua for aka party making dua for Turkey. Okay. So, and look, just again,
because of time, I don't want to mention what they are doing. Look now, who is the main enemy of the
West?
		

			Yeah. Is it come out collect data overload and the J Party? Or it is the AK Party and autobahn?
Yeah, I try to go through some of the news, the BBC Germany news, etc. The English speaking good
news. You can see CNN whatever quickly. You can see that their agenda aunty or Doha? That's why some
of the Islamic brothers who are saying that, Oh, no, don't take it. It is not a very simple equation
or Dovan Islamic versus Kelechi doubt ovolo anti Islamic, it's not like this. No, there are some
Islamic people on the other side. We are saying look, where is the devil?
		

			What is the devil? On which side? Yeah, no, seriously. Okay, because some brothers, they are trying
to come across as if they are sophisticated. And this reminds me of the time of Mercy Rahima Hola.
And Assisi. And some people tried to be more sophisticated and say no, no, no, it is not as simple
as this. Morsi did this and that and this and that. And this and that. Okay, so the ramifications
Exactly. Look at the macro picture. Don't look at the micro picture. And don't try to come as if you
are a very sophisticated person and try to support the other side because you just want to come
across as an intellectual person. Yeah. Look at the macro picture. That where is the devil? Yeah.
		

			All Western anti Islamic countries. Yeah, they are all against Erdogan. They wish to see him
collapsing and losing the elections, because they know that Turkey now would increase to this level.
Yeah. That is speaking to all Western countries. Turkey is speaking to America, head to head now.
And America, although they hate or Dovan they hate Turkey, but they cannot get rid of them became
because they became geo politically a very major player in the area. Yeah, they want them. They hate
them. They want them. Now this position who made Turkey in this position? It is the AK Party and a
dog that was doesn't want that. Why? They don't want to see. Yeah, let us be more specific the anti
		

			Islamic quest. Yeah, because someone might say Well, there are some good Western countries. Okay.
		

			A little say that, okay. The anti Islamic quest, they hated the one because he built our Muslim
country or later say, a Muslim majority country to be a strong country. Yeah, that is he speaking to
them head to head. We have seen recently when Finland and and
		

			Austria, they want to join the NATO. Yeah. And Erdogan has put his conditions.
		

			Okay lay down his conditions for them to join.
		

			So he is playing a role from a very powerful position, the anti Islamic West, they don't want a
Muslim person who is heading a Muslim majority country to do this. Okay. So this is from one
perspective, of course, the Islamic activities that are taking place in Turkey. He provided asylum
for many Islamic scholars who were, you know, kicked out of their own country, etc. This is
something of course, it is a huge advantage. Yeah, but I'm looking at the global issue and the macro
picture. Now.
		

			Some people say, Well, the other party, the gay party, the coalition, led by Kemal kinergy Doubt,
although
		

			they are not anti Islam.
		

			Yeah. How did you come up with that conclusion? Is it because we don't know and
		

			saw that party and I developed with John joint? Yeah, no, not necessarily. Because as the brother
said, this is just a very small, tiny, they don't have that impact. But the gay party is in need of
them to polish his, his image and to attract more voters and to confuse Muslims. Okay. But we know
the the history of the gay party and how they were, you know, how they run Turkey, even from economy
perspective. When you say that Erdogan and the AKP party is the reason of all these problems. Okay,
look at it in a microwave 20 years ago, how much the dollar was versus the lira? Okay. Istanbul used
to be considered one of the most dirty places in the world. Yeah.
		

			Dirty and I mean, Capitals in the World, okay. 22 or 25 years ago. Okay. Now Turkey is one of the D
20.
		

			Go to Turkey, the roads, most of the roads. They were reconstructed by Otto Von D bridges by
Erdogan, the social system as improved after a party and autobahn.
		

			The healthcare system improved after Earthdawn. And as the brother said, because the young people,
many of them, they were born during the time of the autobahn, so they don't you know, what was the
situation socially politically before the turn of dawn? So they are also they are not deep enough to
look at the situation and to analyze it. Yeah. Who is the alternative of all Gohan? What is their
history? What they have done? And that coalition? What is the main agenda for them? Okay. And once
they understand this, then they can have a better picture or a better decision, but just because
they hate or don't they want to vote for the the anyone the opposition? Yeah.
		

			This is the situation I believe, I strongly believe that it is an Islamic obligation now to support
the AK Party and autobahn. I believe that it is Islamically obligatory,
		

			to vote for Ardon in this election, 2023 and to vote for the AK Party. Why? Because the loss of
Erdogan the loss of the AK Party is a loss for the entire Muslim Ummah. Not only Turkey, and it is a
victory. Yeah. For as I said, What is the devil it is a victory for the devil. It is that victory.
It is a victory for those who oppose the Islamic project for those who oppose Islam, for those who
oppose
		

			Seeing Muslim country or a Muslim majority country as an independent is strong country, there, it is
a victory for them. And that's why as the scholar said Malay, Tamil wajib in their behavior, watch
what leads to obligation is also obligatory. So we cannot achieve that obligation which is the
victory of Islam and and the continuation of building Turkey and other Muslim country as a strong
independent and Muslim countries, except with this, therefore,
		

			and also also protecting the achievements that Islamic achievements the AK Party and Autobahn has
achieved. Okay, on a micro level, like the issue of hijab, like the issue of
		

			freedom of religion, true freedom of Islam, and the major things like it's topping certain non
Islamic Western agendas, okay, regarding the family and regarding
		

			the social fabric of the society, also on a macro level regarding political issues and political
support that Turkey, political military support that Turkey is giving to legitimate Muslim
countries. So because of this, yeah, we must support a party we must support or the one Muslims in
Turkey must
		

			vote for or the one they must vote for the AK Party. And I'm afraid really, I am afraid that if they
vote for the other party, they might be sinful. If they keep quiet as well, if they abstain from
voting in this particular election. It is very likely that they are very sinful. And they should
remember that Allah Allah Allah Allah says in the Quran, yah, yah, Hallelujah, Amen Kuno Wamena Bill
Christie, shahada and Illa yah, you are living in Morocco nakawa Nina lillahi shahada all you who
believe is stand for justice, the word is justice in this election is stand with justice for
justice, otherwise, you will be sinful and the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sahbihi wa sallam said
		

			Mara I mean c'mon Karan, Tallulah year will be a deep and let me establish the design department let
me stop let me call the whoever sees a monkey he should change it by his hand. If he cannot then by
his tongue, if he cannot by his by his heart and voting and election is the effective way now to a
change any Munkar and to stand against any amonkar and to stand for any help, we should look at it
from this perspective. And
		

			there are so many incidents in Sierra where it was not true. It was not clear. Yeah, where is the
hub? 100 person flies for the Companions Yeah, but the prophets of Allah they Why do you also have
your cell number clarified? For them? Like the incident of Davia? Yeah, many of the Sahaba they
could not see including governmental power of the Allah Allah and who did it could not see what is
the best choice? Yeah. And then the Prophet sallallahu alayhi salam told them and that's why the
scholar said that the apple and the Fatima The wise person is the one who can easily see the best of
the worst. Okay. And the worst of the best. And they say that the Sharia is based on job accident.
		

			Hi, we're deaf actor show. So definitely we are not saying that, or the or the AK Party or the
Khalifa of the Muslims. He's acting Islamically Okay, from all angles. Allahu Allah. This is Jani.
I'm not saying that he is not odd. He is okay. But at least Okay, let me let me put it like this. He
is the most Islamic among Gaul. No one can argue about that. Yeah, he is the most Islamic. This is
from an Islamic perspective. And the second thing even from benefits, he is the most benefiting from
all the other parties for Turkey and for the Muslim ummah all over the world. And if someone was to
argue about that, look at the history of Otto Hahn and look at the history of the opposition.
		

			Circular fracture if I remember, you know, you said we were discussing this
		

			A few years ago about one and you were saying that he's he's introduced his trailblaze, like a new a
method in politics in Muslim majority countries where, for the first time in many decades produce a
viable, you know, Islamic kind of alternative to what the status quo was. And you and you said that
he's doing a form a type of tax deed, and he's, it may be a type of Mujaddid in that spirit very
specific sense. Definitely. Still, it still I stand because some people did ask me, Have you changed
your views? And I said, No, no, I haven't been changing my view because before the time of our Dovan
we were thinking, Yeah, okay, the activist and the people who are involved in any political Islam as
		

			they say, okay, they were thinking if a good Muslim Yeah, were to rule our country not to even like
Target like Egypt like whatever, how is he going to run it?
		

			We did not have a clue they did not have a clue. Let them be honest. Yeah, let all Islamic, your art
etcetera involved in Islamic that will be honest. No one had a clue. So Earthdawn came and he gave
us a model. So from that perspective, he is a Mujaddid. And why we said that he is and we get data
from that perspective, because he did at each time. Yeah. differs, okay, because of their needs. So,
for example, Omar Abdullah Abdul Aziz, his test did he is the first agreed upon Majid. Yeah. His
tragedy it was what it is he was not in. Not in Hadith. Okay. But he says did was in politics and
justice.
		

			Okay. So, as Shafi came to handle it He died to undid it and for
		

			our Abdulaziz does 100 Or one one a one pager? Of course, a shelter a dye to hand it over here? Yep.
So in the beginning of the abassi period, at that time, Justice was to a very good level was
established, and the abassi density was so huge. Yeah. But at that time, so many people entered
Islam. And there was a need, there was no clarity regarding the Hadith, how to understand the
Hadith. There was I mean, not there was a clarity, but I mean, it was not crystallized in a form of
discipline. So Mr. Musharraf, he came with Elmo, Solon.
		

			And that was a novel. At that time, it was something new novel. Yeah. So that's why he is the second
agreed upon Mujaddid. So that takes the difference from one situation to another situation. I am not
saying that we are divine Islam, we just did have the OMA from all perspectives. But from the
political perspective, he introduced something that no one had a clue before.
		

			About viable a viable model means some people they feel that if you say my dad did, it means like,
he's some kind of man do some kind of profit
		

			will look at him. He's doing this. He's shaking his hand. He's doing those things that, you know,
politicians, unfortunately, or fortunately, whatever it depends of opinion, have to do, you know,
they have to rub shoulders with evil people have certain relations with certain types of people and
so forth on a kind of diplomatic level and stuff. But my question is,
		

			we're having this conversation again, four years later, five years later, seven years later, and
it's about 31. ACT Party again, is this not a kind of single point failure then? So like, if we're
relying on this is one
		

			very good. This is a very good question. Very good question. And, you know, I was looking for an
answer for this question. I had kind of an idea. And one of the academics, Dr. outta here. I'm glad
he lives in Turkey now. Okay.
		

			He's originally Egyptian. And he wrote about Islamic politics a lot. And he said something really
very interesting. He said, We wish and also wish, okay, to see a real opposition that has no foreign
agenda, working for the benefit of Turkey, in order for that opposition to enrich the political
process in Turkey in a very just way. So people will see really to Islamic options or to options
that they are working for the benefits of Turkey.
		

			If and when we have more than one option, okay in the, as a ruling party, then those parties, they
will compete for the betterment of the country. Yeah, and this is really something we wish to see.
But to see a party that is for Islam, and a party that is anti Islam, and as I have seen, explain
before, look at it from a macro perspective, you will see what we have seen and look where the devil
is, look where the anti Islamic Western people, where are they? What did they want, and then you can
easily identify who is for the salon and who is anti Islam. While there you have it, brothers and
sisters, I have to be honest, when you hear the soundbite, it's obligatory to support x, then the
		

			automatic reaction is indeed surprised but when you say the principles and also that is based upon,
and particularly the breadth and the width of the scholars behind the AKP party in this election, it
becomes tough to argue against personally, unless of course, one is wedded to a particular theory or
school of thought for change, which is fine anyway, it's important as ever, to realize that these
are matters of HDI. And if people have different opinions to you, as long as they're based on people
of knowledge, doing the actual detail for to a process and then Alhamdulillah that enriches our
discussion as an ummah, and we shouldn't take it as a means for disunity. May Allah subhanaw taala
		

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