وكالة عمون الاخبارية
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Ali al-Sunaid refutes the claim that Arab societies and states are unbelievers, citing the Prophet Muhammad’s pardon of the people of Mecca after its conquest, and the fact that the Prophet Joseph held office in ancient Egypt despite its different creed. He argues that Islam establishes general principles and moral values, while worldly affairs and forms of government are left to people’s judgment and change over time. It is therefore wrong to declare people unbelievers for working in state institutions or participating in its systems. In his view, the essence of religion is faith, justice, and noble character—not belonging to a takfiri organization or pledging allegiance to its leader.
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