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**BostonDoctorTTT** · 05-17-2012, 02:37 AM

Asalamu Alaykum Wr. Wb.
We need to have khilafat, Saudi Arabia is not khilafat, therefore Saudi Arabia is a country amongst those of the jahilya, with monarchy.
Isn't it true then, that Saudi Arabia is a non-muslim country?

What is the difference between a khalif and a king? Two men who rule and who follow the sunnah? The answer is nothing. You do not declare Saudi Arabia (SA) a non Muslim country because it is ruled by a king. The king can easily be given Hidayah (guidence) by Allah swt and they can change their rule, we must make dua for them. Rebellion and causing harm to sinful Muslim rulers is frowned upon by the Sunnah... because causing bloodshed and fitna...things can become much worse. Look at Iraq, removing the tyrant ruler Sadam Hussein meant thousands of people were killed had to flee and everyday normal things like buying food became impossible, you and your whole family could be killed if you left your house to buy milk.

We must try to change ourselves first. We must also support Muslim kings and pray for them, their governments and rule can change and in fact their form of government is better than modern democracy ('which has become a religion') for people around the world, because certain classes of elites like it, it allows them to control and tax people to pay debts to banks without too much hassel.

05-17-2012, 02:37 AM	#26
BostonDoctorTTT Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 434 Senior Member	Asalamu Alaykum Wr. Wb. We need to have khilafat, Saudi Arabia is not khilafat, therefore Saudi Arabia is a country amongst those of the jahilya, with monarchy. Isn't it true then, that Saudi Arabia is a non-muslim country? What is the difference between a khalif and a king? Two men who rule and who follow the sunnah? The answer is nothing. You do not declare Saudi Arabia (SA) a non Muslim country because it is ruled by a king. The king can easily be given Hidayah (guidence) by Allah swt and they can change their rule, we must make dua for them. Rebellion and causing harm to sinful Muslim rulers is frowned upon by the Sunnah... because causing bloodshed and fitna...things can become much worse. Look at Iraq, removing the tyrant ruler Sadam Hussein meant thousands of people were killed had to flee and everyday normal things like buying food became impossible, you and your whole family could be killed if you left your house to buy milk. We must try to change ourselves first. We must also support Muslim kings and pray for them, their governments and rule can change and in fact their form of government is better than modern democracy ('which has become a religion') for people around the world, because certain classes of elites like it, it allows them to control and tax people to pay debts to banks without too much hassel.
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