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Minister of Awqaf Osama Al-Azhari said that some extremist movements exploit the notion of the “saved sect” to claim that salvation belongs exclusively to them and to brand those who disagree as unbelievers. But differences among Muslims do not justify domination or aggression; judgment belongs to God. He stressed that Islamic law is grounded in mercy, tolerance, and respect for differences, citing the views of scholars and historical examples of Muslims living alongside people of other faiths, including Christian physicians who served Abbasid caliphs. He added that non-Muslims—and those who have not received the message of Islam—should be treated with mercy and afforded security. Muslims, he said, are called to mutual understanding and dialogue, and to easing hardship rather than excluding others.
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