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> If ISIS claim of caliphate is legitimate under Islamic law, then the Saudi regime isn't (or any other Muslim regime for that matter). This is not how it work
by azth 11y ago
> If ISIS claim of caliphate is legitimate under Islamic law, then the Saudi regime isn't (or any other Muslim regime for that matter).
This is not how it works out. Please don't make assumptions about issues which you don't know about.
- nzp 11y agoYou're welcome to explain how it works, of course.
- azth 11y agoISIS is not a legitimate government. They are a group of people who are spreading chaos, and killing mercilessly in the name of the religion. They are trying to overthrow existing, established regimes (those of Iraq and Syria). It is prohibited Islamically what they are doing. The Saudi government is a legitimate government, regardless of their current shortcomings, or things that they can do better. They govern a stable country, and are keeping peace and stability within the country. It is prohibited to overthrow them. Here is just one example of how ISIS is being denounced in the Middle East (unfortunately, there are spelling and grammar mistakes in the captions): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JQ2HlIYRvCM https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JQ2HlIYRvCM