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regarde dans le site que j'ai donné plus haut, des dizaine de fatwa condannent le "terrorisme"
pour ceux qui veulent télécharger la base de donnée des fatwa: http://www.fatwa-online.com/downlo [...] wabase.chm
maintenant les references dans la partie workship puis jihaad:
rubrique hijacking planes and kidnapping
Shaykh Ibn Baaz
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hijacking airplanes and kidnapping children and the like are extremely great crimes
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rubrique suicide bombings
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The imams of the two holy mosques in Makkah and Madeenah yesterday (Saturday 8 May, 2004) denounced recent terrorist attacks in the Kingdom and said the terrorists were playing in the hands of Islam's enemies.
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Saudi Arabia's grand mufti yesterday (Saturday 31 January, 2004) reiterated Islam's total opposition to terror and called upon the world's decision-makers and politicians to do justice to the Islamic nation. Delivering his annual sermon to nearly two million pilgrims who had assembled on the plain of Arafat, Sheikh Abdul Aziz Al-Asheikh emphasized that terror and violence must be "mercilessly" crushed. "Is it justice to blame a nation on the basis of the opinion of its rivals and enemies, ignoring the greatness of that nation, its roots, rulers, scholars and books?" the mufti asked. "Islam has forbidden violence in all its forms. It has forbidden hijacking airplanes, ships and other means of transport and has forbidden all acts that would undermine security," he told the faithful. "God says the penalty for those who fight God and His Prophet and spread violence and terror is to be killed, crucified or have their hands and legs chopped off," he said.
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"You must know Islam's firm stance against all these terrible crimes which have been attributed to it. The world must know that Islam is the religion of peace and mercy and goodness; it is the religion of justice and guidance. It is a religion that prohibits all forms of injustice and the shedding of blood without genuine reason," the mufti explained.
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Sheikh Abdul Aziz, the Kingdom's highest religious authority, said a true Muslim who intended to serve Islam would never try to undermine the Ummah. "Jihaad does not mean shedding the blood of Muslims or killing peaceful people or destroying their properties," he said and urged Muslims to act prudently and wisely and not be driven by emotions or passions.
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In a lengthy statement, Grand Mufti Sheikh Abdul Aziz Al-Sheikh told Saudis to listen to their religious authorities and ignore fanatical interpretations of Islaam. "One of the fallouts from extremism in understanding Islaam is that some people call for jihaad for the sake of God without justification," Sheikh Abdul Aziz said. "These people raise the banner of jihaad to draw the young into their ranks and not to fight for God," he added. "Young Muslims must try and better themselves and their country but not through violence, because Islaam is not a violent religion, it is a merciful religion," he said.
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Last week, the Kingdom's highest Islaamic authority denounced terror attacks in the Kingdom, describing them as "serious criminal acts," and pledged its full support for the government.
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"Acts of sabotage such as bombings, murder and destruction of property are serious criminal acts and an aggression against innocent people... which warrant severe and deterrent punishment," the Council of Senior Islaamic Scholars said in a statement.
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Shaykh 'Abdul-'Azeez also said suicide bombings have no basis in the Sharee'ah as it is another form of killing oneself. Hijacking planes and frightening passengers are also against the Sharee'ah, the Shaykh added.
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pour le 11 septembre
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Shaykh Saalih al-Lehaydaan says (Friday 14 September, 2001) deadly attacks in USA are a "terrible crime"... The deadly attacks in the United States are a "terrible crime" which Islaam does not accept and no one should applaud them, the head of Saudi Arabia's Islaamic judiciary said in comments published Friday. "Killing a person who has not committed a crime is one of the major sins and terrible crimes... What happened in America is... undoubtedly a grave criminal act which Islaam does not approve of and no one should applaud," Shaykh Saalih al-Lehaydaan mentioned. al-Lahaydaan, who is also a member of the Council of Senior Scholars in Saudi Arabia, said Islaam strictly forbids bloodletting and does not condone the killing of innocent people, especially in a collective manner. Several Islaamic groups and organisations have condemned Tuesday's attacks in New York and Washington, describing them as a "horrible and hideous act." Saudi Arabia, home to Islaam's holiest sites, has condemned the jetliner suicide bombings and offered to help in the hunt for the perpetrators.
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dans la rubrique creed puis Deviant groups and individuals
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Question: What is your opinion regarding those who refute the mistakes of some of the books of Sayyid Qutb, Hasan al-Bannaa, Mustafaa as-Sibaa'ee and other than them from the people whose mistakes affect the 'aqeedah of every Muslim; whilst others say: it is not permissible to refute their mistakes since they are mujtahidoon (those qualified to make ijtihaad - calculated independent reasoning). So what is your opinion regarding those who say this and their likes, and (may) Allaah reward you with good? Response: In reality, certainly these (people) have evil mistakes in 'aqeedah, and that which is obligatory upon the Muslim, rather, obligatory upon the people of knowledge is to clarify the truth. As for the people of knowledge remaining silent regarding the falsehood until it is widespread, then this is not permissible, ever! Rather, whoever refutes them, then he is regarded as a mujaahid in the Path of Allaah.
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donc sayid qutb sur lequel la plupart des jihadistes ont puissé pour leur théorie est condanné Message édité par vrossi1 le 24-09-2004 à 11:33:21
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