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**royarnekara** · 07-04-2006, 09:25 PM

is there any evidence for this?

people say that it is not allowed to partially implement the laws for the reason of "gradually easing in shariah"

when islam expanded during the time of Abu Bakr and Umar bin Khattab are there any examples of the ameers of any wilayah implementing the laws gradually?

i think this will give us the best answer.

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personally as a man, if you want to say that you will enforce the laws of fornication and adultery in the first five years and then the laws of hijab and tabarruj after 5 years, it makes no sense what so ever.

btw, the ruling of covering awra applies equally to muslims and non-muslims in public.

i have read things where people say that it only applies to muslims - so strange.

the real promplem i have with implementing all the sunnah at one go. is the nature of the people you are ( Forcing/giving ) it to. if the people don't want those types of strict laws, or are not use to them. then your gonna have a problem and undermine your own authority. just like the taliban, don't force things on people, usally has adverse effects. thats why it needs to be implemented steadily, and about umar and abu bakr, implementation of islam to other places, they sent those cities people to teach them the deen, do u think it took them 1 day to teach people about islam, no, it took time, and the qazi also must to had to be implemented at a later stage, when people knew the laws and conducts.

07-04-2006, 09:25 PM	#28
royarnekara Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 541 Senior Member	is there any evidence for this? people say that it is not allowed to partially implement the laws for the reason of "gradually easing in shariah" when islam expanded during the time of Abu Bakr and Umar bin Khattab are there any examples of the ameers of any wilayah implementing the laws gradually? i think this will give us the best answer. ---------------- personally as a man, if you want to say that you will enforce the laws of fornication and adultery in the first five years and then the laws of hijab and tabarruj after 5 years, it makes no sense what so ever. btw, the ruling of covering awra applies equally to muslims and non-muslims in public. i have read things where people say that it only applies to muslims - so strange. the real promplem i have with implementing all the sunnah at one go. is the nature of the people you are ( Forcing/giving ) it to. if the people don't want those types of strict laws, or are not use to them. then your gonna have a problem and undermine your own authority. just like the taliban, don't force things on people, usally has adverse effects. thats why it needs to be implemented steadily, and about umar and abu bakr, implementation of islam to other places, they sent those cities people to teach them the deen, do u think it took them 1 day to teach people about islam, no, it took time, and the qazi also must to had to be implemented at a later stage, when people knew the laws and conducts.
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