Hatem al-Haj – FQP22 Fiqh of Penalties – Continuation from Ruling of the Apostate

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The speakers discuss the history and implications of APAP, a punishment for apicism, and the importance of understanding reality in writing scripture. They stress the need for research and researching to understand APAP's history and history of APAP's history. They also discuss the importance of protecting religion and society in a secure environment and the use of soft power to prevent movement of opinion and opinion groups. Additionally, they mention the importance of protecting religion and society in a secure environment.

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			Bismillah Alhamdulillah wa salatu salam
		
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			ala, I'm about to proceed.
		
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			Well, we promised to finish
		
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			after the chapter of immortality. We did not finish that chapter. We only we did finish the ruling
of the mortared or the ruling of the apostate.
		
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			based on the book of Honda, which is a competitive primer written by the Magna Kodama died in the
year 620. After hedorah
		
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			we said we will draw a line, we will relate the tradition as it is with honesty and transparency and
openness.
		
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			contextualize it but then we'll draw a line
		
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			and talk about contemporary discourse.
		
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			Okay, so what is the contemporary discourse on the Hakuna Matata or the ruling of the apostate?
		
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			First?
		
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			Is this Islam the only religion that legislated this?
		
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			is Islam peculiar about this? No, it is not. It absolutely isn't. And as I may have hinted a couple
of times, if you contrast Islam and Islamic practices to other practices, you will find that the
Islamic practices were Kinder
		
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			even to the apostate than other practices like the inquisitions and so on.
		
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			So Islam was not the only religion. And we will explain this a little bit more.
		
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			However, we have to be honest about it and say that
		
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			the punishment for apostasy
		
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			criminalization of Apostasy is not canonized in any statutory laws anywhere in the world, except in
Muslim countries. Likely that's the case. So there is a difference now, between Muslim countries and
non Muslim countries in this respect.
		
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			Or there may be some Muslim non Muslim countries that have their you know, their punishment for
apostasy. I don't know of any but there may be, but at least we can say if we are contrasting
Western
		
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			countries and Muslim countries, we can say that it is only the Muslim countries that have
		
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			basically laws that criminalize apostasy.
		
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			Certainly in western countries, they have laws that criminalize other things. You know, sometimes it
could also be that that idea of freedom of conscience, freedom of speech, you know, if you deny the
Holocaust, for instance, in some European countries
		
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			that is criminalized. So someone can say, well, it's my freedom of speech. It's my freedom
conscience. Sometimes they're authors, they're writers, they're historians and philosophers, they
are not mobs, you know, basically you walking down the street together
		
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			basically terrorize anyone.
		
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			But anyway, so different value systems, and people prioritize different values, different people
prioritize different values, and they have different hierarchies within their value systems. But
let's say that the punishment for apostasy is a major point of contention between Muslims or non
Muslims nowadays, it is also a major, basically, agenda item.
		
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			politically, socially, in many respects, it is, like a major point of contention, it's something
that comes up quite often, and discussions with non Muslims
		
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			and even politically, it's very consequential.
		
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			So, so, we need to have like,
		
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			a discussion about it.
		
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			And then,
		
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			before I talk about, you know, the, we have four different directions here 1234 of this discourse
for different
		
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			interactions in this discourse, one is the sort of the unfilter the discourse, which is, you know,
the punishment for apostasy is valid to be implemented, there is just we will implement it that way
it has been discussed in the box, if you are hanafy, then you're going implemented your way if
you're somebody you have implemented, whether your way etc, are just as valid punishment, that that
should be implemented,
		
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			no contingency contingencies. The second
		
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			is basically
		
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			the complete denial of the existence of the punishment or the authenticity of the punishment, that
is also another sort of direction and some
		
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			have chosen that direction.
		
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			So, validity should be implemented the denial of the very existence of this management and Islam or
		
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			its authenticity.
		
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			The third is basically a sort of
		
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			contextualized modified understanding of the punishment for apostasy
		
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			to mean to mean
		
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			punishment for violent
		
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			apostasy
		
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			and that's the direction of some as well. So, there are scholars who actually, you know, have
different positions on this issue. And most, you know, most of the discussion most of the scholars
who have written on this issue are good meaning when meaning scholars
		
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			The fourth is
		
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			it is valid, it is a punishment. However, it is not a fixed penalty, it is not a hub.
		
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			Therefore, it is subject to suspension
		
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			and that is based on basically an understanding of realities,
		
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			risk benefit ratio and things of that nature. These are the four different positions, any other
position? Well, basically, you know, because, as we said before, we don't like to dichotomize things
and we don't like to be stiff about classifications there is usually a spectrum.
		
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			But then in order for you to simplify things also and make sense of them, you will want to have some
classification. So, these are the main basically positions in terms of the contemporary discourse on
the issue of Apostasy.
		
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			But, I will go back and say
		
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			synthesis synthesis is important sentences is important
		
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			and synthesis
		
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			is a basically every generation would have
		
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			to have a demon Khalifa fan or doodoo. So, every generation will have will have to have its own
trustworthy
		
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			torchbearers,
		
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			its own trustworthy scholars, that will defend that the inherent that will do the synthesis because
synthesis here involves What?
		
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			Being well versed in the text, which is not enough, because the crudites are most are also of the
most well versed in the text. The Prophet sallallahu Sallam said the tournament Coronavirus.
		
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			They said they speak the speech of the best people. You see when
		
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			they speak well, but the they act the sort of
		
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			broadly are they their actions are evil.
		
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			Their understanding their sentences eventually, on
		
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			the other hand, who said Teddy ma can read that they have gotten some word of truth that is in the
world with which evil is intended or false what is intended false is intended that is synthesis
where the truth text
		
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			But the sentences, the conclusion, the premise is correct. That is correct. But the conclusion is
false is incorrect. So text is important, but it's not just quoting the text, because people can
quote the text and not have a proper understanding of it the proper understanding of the man on top
of the text
		
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			which are the NL or the effective causes of the text or the the backgrounds, the philosophy, the
framework, the worldview, basically,
		
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			the matrix that will bring the jewels of the text together and make them a coherent picture image.
		
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			That is the monopod
		
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			that is dial that's the effective causes, etc, etc. So monitor
		
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			and then a proper understanding of their realities that will basically
		
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			realize these monitor these objectives of the text in different
		
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			realities.
		
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			Every reality looks different, different realities.
		
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			So you can fit them
		
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			into the different realities, you can be stiffly try to fit the you know the different realities by
doing the same thing in these different realities, you will have to accommodate for the differences
in the realities.
		
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			Having said this, it is important and as we will do in rehab as well, it is important that you don't
feel ashamed or embarrassed of your the aviar tradition, and you have this confidence. Our
scriptures are certainly infallible, our tradition may not be infallible, but it's beautiful,
largely
		
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			beautiful, there may be mistakes by the Imams and the scholars.
		
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			But it is largely
		
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			beautiful tradition.
		
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			So this issue, the issue of Apostasy
		
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			there is no way that you will find in our scriptures, evidence on the validity of Apostasy that is
as clear as you will find in the Bible.
		
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			You know, so this is not a ruling that was targeted by Islam, in fact that there is nowhere in the
program that you can find the punishment of Apostasy and the couple of our hobbies that we have, we
will basically quote them. But this is a like a biblical ruling. And you will find many, many verses
in the Bible particularly in the term trami
		
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			like 17,
		
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			two to seven, Chapter 17, verses two through seven, chapters 30 in verse eight to nine, Chapter 13,
verses one to four.
		
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			So if you and so ever has gone, and serve other gods and worship to them, then shalt thou bring
forth that man or that woman, which have committed that wicked thing on to thy gates, even that man
or that woman, and shall stone
		
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			with stones till they die in this King James Version.
		
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			There are many, many, you know, and as we said before bringing up the stake in Islam, it is a strike
by the sword.
		
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			Although it's at the end of the race, that's the penalty, but it's a little different also.
		
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			So the womb so we can talk about the scriptures but people say you know guys always talk about the
scriptures. We don't care. It's the you know, it's, it's about realities, it's about the history did
this actually happen? Of course, this has been happening. This is not basically something that is in
the Jewish and Christian scriptures alone and has not been basically part of the Jewish and
Christian history that has been part of the Jewish and Christian history. In fact, the most famous
story about apostasy or the most famous story about the punishment for apostasy is the story of the
3000 divides who worship the calf, and were condemned to death. This is the story that the Bible
		
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			tells us
		
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			at
		
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			And then in the history of the, you know, in Christian history, particularly in the history of the
papacy and the history in Europe, we have so many examples. So, you know, the inquisitions just read
about the inquisitions and contrast them to whatever it is that we said in the previous lecture,
contrast them with the fact that that the apostate has to be brought to the judiciary to the judge,
and the repentance needs to be sought and they will be fed and they will be asked to repent,
establish the PII against them if they're ignorant and then you ask them to repent, and it is just
enough for them to say I'm Muslim, I take it back. You know, I don't deny Yun Salah he said I'm or
		
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			Jonah, Allah is Allah, etc, etc. So
		
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			they were the heretics were actually forced to confess.
		
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			And in the history of the Inquisition, there were many atrocities committed against those people.
And it would look to like the the intent was actually to condemn them not to seek their repentance.
And
		
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			some of the most famous or the most famous punishment for apostasy is Giordano Bruno. Giordano Bruno
was burnt at the stake in 1600. In Rome, the last time in, in Europe, in secondary Europe, this
punishment was actually
		
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			executed was in 1826. This is just yesterday, we're talking we're talking about, you know, where the
history here we're not talking about our lifetimes, but in 1826, this is modern times this is
		
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			the last time cayetano principal
		
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			is a school teacher who was executed for allegedly preaching deism for allegedly preaching theism.
So, the apostasy scripturally you will find more about the punishment of Apostasy in the Bible than
you can find anywhere in our scriptures. Brian is completely you know,
		
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			silent about this
		
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			particular issue if not being used by some contemporary scholars to as like
		
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			supply in the sort of the counter proofs or the proofs for the counter argument.
		
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			So, this is one thing that I wanted to start by which is important and we will do this and outline
the next chapter of jihad.
		
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			Now, in our tradition in our scriptures, let's discuss the scriptures discuss the tradition now and
then before we talk about the contemporary discourse, so let us discuss the scriptures. What did you
call what would you call in favor of and against the punishment for apostasy in favor of
		
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			you don't quote anything in favor of Okay. Well, let me go
		
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			okay. I would quote manbat della Dina who factor the strongest of all
		
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			in favor of men but that Edina move up to whoever changes his religion that is what a man I'm going
to put them and when we went over the punishment for apostasy, and that's the only hobbies he
mentioned, whoever changed his religion kill him. This is reported by Bacardi from Abner Bess. So
this is in favor.
		
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			That's the second
		
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			lie ahead with American Muslim Illa via data last
		
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			so that the blood of a Muslim is enviable except in three conditions and one of them is a data
quality and malaria put in the mouth.
		
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			So directly Dini, who abandons his the tightrope to leave, abandons his the enviroklenz Ummah and
separates from the community separates from the community. Okay, more
		
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			Hades omraam man
		
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			which we said
		
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			is
		
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			questionable and
		
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			And, you know, the truth is it's not authentic, you know, you know,
		
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			scholars
		
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			have considered that to be either weak or very weak
		
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			of the blind the man who had
		
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			the mother of his child or mother the or omega d, the mother of his children who came there and we
said that this is
		
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			called xo chain wise may be stronger than the hadith of Amaro man, it's your boy the Bible the road
but
		
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			you know, the man has some in consistencies, particularly the fact that the Prophet sallallahu
Sallam had accepted the claim of the killer without witnesses without any further proofs on the
veracity of their claim.
		
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			Van What else would you call it in favor of
		
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			uncertainty? We shouldn't do this here. Okay, what else would you quote?
		
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			The man who I can't remember his name but he he repented he went to McAfee is the only one who was
killed in fact
		
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			I can't remember his name
		
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			No.
		
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			Cats and cats okay to
		
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			one person who did that
		
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			Yeah, so he was killed in Makkah.
		
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			He was killed because he received the prophets
		
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			the prophets of Salaam said
		
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			he was not killed by the way he was actually he
		
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			became actually commander in an army
		
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			but anyway the very fact that that the prophet SAW Selim was set up to do
		
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			that these are different issues the caterpillar here and have loved Navistar Han these are not
merely for apostasy
		
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			these are different reports that you will always find some other reason in addition to apostasy
		
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			but these we want only the proofs on apostasy so
		
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			then what would you call it against?
		
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			like
		
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			okay, so like after the
		
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			there is no compulsion in religion
		
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			on this segment Hello Paul Roman doesn't it's not meant to be included. But Allah Muhammad what is
the punishment?
		
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			vast majority agreed that it is okay so so you want to say that you are reporting the edge now here
you are citing that we're talking about the Scripture. But you're citing that now that was reported
by now.
		
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			neuros than others. So some emails were reported by verifying scholars, the punishment of Apostasy
is thus and we know that the agreement of the four mazahub is that the punishment of Apostasy is
that for the man and the Hanafi set for the woman it is imprisonment. Okay.
		
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			But scripturally What else would you quote here?
		
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			Amen, amen.
		
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			Amen in South Africa men
		
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			woman
		
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			in Surah
		
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			Surah Baqarah
		
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			say the truth is from your Lord so let him he wants to believe believe and nothing wants to
disbelief disbelief
		
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			and so we're not gonna hide here perfect and Amanda was here last time.
		
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			You saw remind your only reminder you're not
		
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			controller
		
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			Dominator over them.
		
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			So what else would you call it here?
		
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			There is some others that I can sort out that necessitates you doing
		
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			monokuma
		
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			good learn how to do it and fitness your Kisu fee for Ella Miata zero como por la comme cela Morocco
for a moto isotopic to warm welcome to another Kamala him so Phantom
		
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			When you will find others that want to be to earn safety from you or any medical manual combine them
		
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			to basically be secure around you and around there people could learn more. Sofia, every time they
return back to this belief they fall into it. So every time they return back to Africa as it was
interpreted they go back to this belief. For me it is it Oh come to so they used to be between the
Prophet Medina and Mecca, come to the Prophet, they are believers, they go to Mecca, they are
disbelievers. So
		
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			last night for me at
		
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			Santa Monica
		
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			High School. So if they don't, basically
		
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			Yata zero calm meaning sort of separate from you.
		
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			While you're local la como salam, and give you peace, when I cook for a day at home and withhold
their aggression, withhold their violence from them, then seize them and kill them wherever you find
them. So what if they were human mohalla with a diversion application, whenever they
		
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			act as a lukewarm whatever they
		
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			kept away from us kept away from us and did not fight against us and withheld their violence or
aggression, then you don't give them so that would be the very center. And
		
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			so what else would you quote in terms of
		
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			who will come to the questions and answers we want to but if you want to quote quote, because the
fact that this punishment was not carried out during the time, okay, so you're quoting about it was
not carried out that basically many times the prophets Allah did not meet this punishment or did not
execute this punishment. So mentioned examples. The man who came to the Prophet sallallahu Sallam
and said to his face, tequila Muhammad was added,
		
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			in heavy metal malita Bihar Tula so fear Allah, O Muhammad, and be just this the vision is not the
vision with which our loss of pleasure was sought. Well, that is basically denial of the messenger
denial of the prophethood because messenger is infallible, that's the you know, and that is apostasy
and the prophets have left him
		
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			What about the man who the bedwin man who came to the profits on a luxurious and accepted Islam and
then he said Dr. Muhammad a kidney or jasola kidney?
		
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			Which means what?
		
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			Carla is basically, pardon me or exempt me or?
		
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			Yeah, it does like to peel off his bio SRA with contracts like if you if you are
		
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			so exhausted,
		
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			absorb, absorb, absorb, okay, absolve me good. That's good absolving me from this contract from this
by offering this pledge.
		
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			The prophets Allah wa sallam refuse, came back refuse third time refuse, and then he left and then
the Prophet sallallahu Sallam said what? El Medina to calcaire Medina is like the furnace of the
blacksmith, Kalki
		
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			10 fee, for that's
		
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			why I'm so.
		
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			So Medina is like the furnace of the blacksmith. It removes its impurities. And lets its good shine
or let's it's good Chinese.
		
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			And then we have the story of academia where there is we're talking to the profit zone and about the
people who would leave.
		
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			They wanted the Prophet sallallahu Sallam to agree that whoever goes to the Prophet sallallahu
Sallam from Mecca would be returned to
		
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			the Mexicans and whoever goes to Makkah from the side of the prophets of Salaam will not need to
return to the Prophet, double standard, you know, but But anyway, the prophet accepted because he
wanted peace and so he accepted this.
		
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			So what the prophets Allah I'm sad man's vermin lie him
		
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			From India and amerihome, facade,
		
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			whoever goes from whoever leaves us for them, goes to them and leaves us, Allah have distanced him,
or May Allah keep him away
		
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			is so this man.
		
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			The Prophet did not seek Him to punish him.
		
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			The man who said to the Prophet Muhammad, anyone who apostatized you know, the prophets of Salaam
did not necessarily punish them.
		
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			And as I said that this hobbies of Amaro man is not authentic habito midwater is problematic mapping
wise.
		
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			So this is basically scripturally for and against.
		
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			However, scripturally if you want to be honest, this hadith is very strong, explicit and authentic.
		
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			called the rest you could find ways to interpret them in a way that will be reconciled with his
hobbies
		
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			in a way that would be reconciled with this hubby's
		
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			lie I have loaded memory in Muslim, it's a different story. Let us now go over the tradition and the
contemporary discourse tradition wise what positions that we have among the forms I have thus, far
the man according to the format that I have been according to a consensus report that I have
noticed. Now we are avitus.
		
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			For the man for the woman imprisonment, according to the Hanafi is that's according to the rest. Do
we have any other positions in the tradition we have reports that may be used
		
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			basically, by the deniers from Homer
		
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			and Abraham and NACA.
		
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			And so pianos knowing
		
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			that their punishment is indefinite st tab
		
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			the seek the repentance in definitely the seek the repentance and definitely these are coated, we
have reports from both farmer and Nakai to say the opposite, but we have conflicting reports from
them conflicting reports from
		
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			But otherwise, it has been established in the tradition in the form of consensus reported by some of
the most verifying scholars that this is the penalty is the death penalty is the penalty.
		
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			So, where is the contemporary discourse coming from and we said before the interactions in the
contemporary discourse are valid and applicable
		
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			valid
		
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			not fixed
		
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			and applicable
		
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			and applicable nowadays
		
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			or
		
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			not not always inapplicable, but let us say valid than nothing, that's what this what this position
is not it's not saying this is really inapplicable
		
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			but then, so, valid, but not fixed, not fixed.
		
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			And then other invalid. There is nothing called the punishment for apostasy
		
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			and
		
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			only for violent
		
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			apostasy.
		
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			So,
		
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			invalid will say what will say, what, what would they say about this, we'll say this Hobbes is
inconsistent, and it's not because it means anyone who leaves his name like a Jew became Christian,
you can well, if a Christian became Muslim, he also kept him
		
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			because he changed his name.
		
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			So it's our complete understanding. You know, it is a funny understanding.
		
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			But they're saying that this is this is inconsistent because it's just basically about anyone
changing their religion, what about can they change their religion to a better religion? What about
a pagan became Jew? What about you know?
		
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			So, what if they change their religion, burgers, and so that's the position the this one, the
deniers would say this applies to sedition, it does not apply to
		
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			And actually, they may although he does not deny that it applies to apostasy. But he uses also to
say it's applies this this sedition
		
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			and methodical Gema he who basically leaves abandons or separates from the community through
rebellion submission.
		
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			They will say these are not authentic, they will say we have this we have this we have this we have
this so, so these are the deniers.
		
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			The problem here is that the problem here is that the cost of denial, if you want to be an A Muslim
apologists, the cost of denial here is basically saying that
		
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			we do not want to say that, you know, the departure between the tradition, the departure of the
tradition from the scriptures was such that we well
		
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			basically shake people's faith in the tradition entirely because if you're talking about the
agreement of the former there have been reports of age now and Hadith in Bukhari and hobbies, you
know, that is reported by you know, except for
		
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			Makati and hobbies and
		
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			and then the consensus that is reported in the agreement of the forum scholars.
		
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			If you want to be a Muslim apologists, the cost of the cost of justify the cost of defending Islam
here
		
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			is enormous. Because it basically assertive it's like an earthquake that when shake the foundation
of the hermeneutical system, all of the harmonies are consistent.
		
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			Okay.
		
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			So that is the invalid position. What about this position,
		
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			which is a position of many scholars, many contemporary scholars
		
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			like Chicago for instance. So it's violent apostasy
		
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			they will say the only way that we can reconcile all of this reconcile all of this is to qualify
that apostasy so that we can keep this like Rafa Dean, we can keep provincial, government provincial
for the act for and we can call this punishment applicable to violent apostasy using this particular
qualifier. And that's how these emphatically Gemma was separated from the MA she
		
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			gives a context of us and he says, to this position, and he says that during the time of the prophet
SAW south of them
		
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			apostatized meant, you know, joining price, there were two camps, you apostatize it means that
you're joining the warring camp, and the camp that is in at war with the believers, that is what it
meant, that really is what it is what it meant. You did not have to stay in Medina, basically, in
appear to write books about, you know,
		
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			Islam and stuff will refute Islam by writing books, the opposite is and you left for America, or
you're left to some of the Bedouin tribes that were at war with the Prophet sallallahu sallam. So
that is that is their their way of reconciliation, that is their way of synthesis, bringing it all
together. Okay, without they feel that we will not be shaking the foundation of our hermeneutical
system. our immune system is dependent on this inter textual understanding, and contextual
understanding and so on and so forth. But at the same time, that's, that's an opposition to the
agreement of the farmer.
		
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			And that's in defiance of some reported consensus. And that does not have much precedent except sort
of questionable reports from Ahmad Ibrahim and Nakai, and so piano, Saudi, you know, conflicting
reports from them as well.
		
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			Now, here's Here is another take
		
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			that I am the iron client to more because I am always obsessed with the idea of not shaking the
foundation.
		
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			Like keeping the structure keeping the pillars of the structure.
		
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			And I believe that this is the best sort of that would put that that's the best synthesis that would
bring things together.
		
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			To say that this is a valid thing, but it is as if it was it is it belongs to CSI does not belong to
it does not belong to fixed penalties debunk CSI, because at sometimes it is the way to deter
		
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			sort of open rebellion against the religion itself, not necessarily against the state, but against
the religion. And many times in our history, we had the crusades, and we have the, the ternary
invasions or
		
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			you know, not all that matters, because I have to, because the others are mostly most likable.
Others are Muslim. Now, I don't want to associate negativity to to the group of people, but anyway,
the invasions
		
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			drinkies cons, dynasties invasions
		
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			against Muslims and so on. And
		
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			basically, deflection for betrayal of the religion under the under pressure, you know, colonialist
for instance,
		
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			it would have there not been mechanisms, mechanisms to protect the religion,
		
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			the amount of pressure that was basically exerted by friends
		
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			to
		
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			on the Algerians
		
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			bring them into the fold,
		
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			of sort of French culture, French,
		
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			religion, etc, values, and so on was was huge, and many people would have wanted to defect because,
and that's how I didn't Modoki him,
		
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			more than under him and
		
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			people follow the religion of their sovereigns or the, you know, their monarchs,
		
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			the defeated are always basically obsessed or fond of,
		
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			or inclined to imitating Givi Victor's So, the dean needs to have some mechanisms by which
		
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			its sacredness is protected, there is no open defiance in Muslim camp in Muslim societies against
their religion, which will facilitate for others to be defiant as well. And based on you know, our
worldview as Muslims, godson a messenger, we believe that this is certain This is from God, this is
where the well being and welfare of humanity and protecting the sacredness of the message and
protecting the position of the religion in the community and the society is in the best interest of
the society It is like, you know, this is basically the foundation of the system, the religion is
the foundation of the system like here, there there is a system, there is also a value system that
		
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			has foundations, no society will accept compromising the form its own foundations and the societies
will be as aggressive as the could be against people that compromise that foundation. And for us,
this is the foundation. So now, so to say that this is valid, it is not a fixed penalty, why are
they saying is is valid and fixed, not fixed, fixed penalty based on this? Because they're saying,
okay, we, we can't deny this, this is we'll accept it. But at the same time, the Prophet sallallahu
Sallam let people go, many people apostatize than his face in his presence in the Medina let them
go. So it's not a fixed penalty, otherwise would have been meted every time it was established. So
		
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			it's not a fixed penalty. So that is a way to reconcile all of this without denying the consensus
without the nine the form of without the nine anything accepting all of this, but saying that it is
not a fixed penalty. Now, if it is not a fixed penalty, would that give your room would that give
you room to suspend that if it is in the best interest of the Muslims suspended? If you open the
gates between Islam if societies weren't sort of communities,
		
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			and the international community decided to open the gates between religions allow people to move
between religions? Would Islam win or not? Of course it would win. That is an that is a like an
outcome that is favorable for us.
		
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			We would be keen, we would be keen on realizing that condition and keeping it open the gates let
people move in and out. And then we'll certainly win as Evan hasn't said voted for Warren overhang
was a former Santa
		
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			Clara de m&r burdened with the water safety plan.
		
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			So, there are two different types of *, the * of proof
		
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			the * of proofs and logic or reason, or the and the * by the sword in the sphere,
the * by logic and reason, * by sword and spear * by logic and reason is
always ours, * by the sword and spear sometimes it's sometimes for us and sometimes, you
know against that.
		
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			So, if that is the case, and that is what we believe in, then this outcome is favorable, and we will
be keen on keeping it keep the gates open. And then we suspended this, if Amara, the young man who
suspended the punishment of seft, because of a particular interest, and it is a fixed penalty fixed
penalty had, then at our ziri penalty would be more amenable to suspension, if it is in the best
interest
		
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			of the Muslims. And that is what I believe that this punishment should be suspended. At the same
time, I also believe that
		
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			Muslim communities will have to figure out ways of using soft power, not hard power
		
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			to prevent and soft power can sometimes be stronger and more effective than hard power, but they
have to use soft power to prevent the defection. And
		
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			because you have basically military and cultural incursions into Muslim countries all the time, this
this sort of main lines of Islam, they happen to be in the middle of the world. They're always
interested in that reason. There is all there they have been always encouraged us military and
economic, cultural, etc. And that reason and they have to figure out ways of protecting their Deen
and the sacredness of their Deen and the position and the status of the place of their Deen in the
public space.
		
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			So they it needs some
		
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			creativity.
		
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			But that's my position, I guess on the issue of Apostasy. I hope that I covered everything I wanted
to say. Every time you know, whenever we discuss things like an RT on my way home on Mesa, Oh, I
forgot to say this. But anyway, hopefully this covers everything and then there will be room in the
q&a session to address issues that have not been addressed.