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وكالة سبأ
Divine Authority and Governance in the Qur'an
The article discusses the importance of divine authority within the Islamic system, emphasizing that neglecting the principle of God's guardianship and the trust of divine leadership—especially after the event of Ghadir Khumm—is the cause of the nation's weakness and fragmentation. The author stresses that returning to the Quranic culture and the concepts of loyalty and disavowal is the way to restore dignity. The article illustrates the Alawite model as an example of divine leadership, contrasting it with the interference of Western and Zionist regimes that seek to manipulate peoples for their own interests. It concludes by affirming that the destiny of the nation hinges on the choice between divine guardianship and submission to tyranny, citing Yemen as a prime example of the strength found in adherence to God's authority.
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