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**TEFSADDERFISA** · 11-26-2009, 02:06 AM

I think the best question to ask is: Are the governments of Egypt, Algeria, and other countries (like Pakistan, Indonesia, and virtually every Arab country) still Muslim, being that they reject Sharia, and often even make fun of it?

And, what is a Muslim to do in response to these people?

As far as I know, the government of Syria is Alawi, so there would no doubt that Syria is run by kuffar (if it really is Alawi). I know Muslims shouldn't rebel against Muslim rulers, even if they are tyrants, but what about Alawis, and other such groups?

Brother, trust me when I say that fighting over football games is not the problem. It is only a symptom of the true disease we are facing right now, and that is that most Muslims today place other things before Allah

, whatever they may be.

May Allah

help us and grant us victory. Ameen.

11-26-2009, 02:06 AM	#20
TEFSADDERFISA Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 659 Senior Member	I think the best question to ask is: Are the governments of Egypt, Algeria, and other countries (like Pakistan, Indonesia, and virtually every Arab country) still Muslim, being that they reject Sharia, and often even make fun of it? And, what is a Muslim to do in response to these people? As far as I know, the government of Syria is Alawi, so there would no doubt that Syria is run by kuffar (if it really is Alawi). I know Muslims shouldn't rebel against Muslim rulers, even if they are tyrants, but what about Alawis, and other such groups? Brother, trust me when I say that fighting over football games is not the problem. It is only a symptom of the true disease we are facing right now, and that is that most Muslims today place other things before Allah , whatever they may be. May Allah help us and grant us victory. Ameen.
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