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**opelayday** · 09-04-2012, 04:22 AM

Over the past months I have noticed that a lot of scholars are cursing, declaring Jihad and passing fatawa of execution against the murderous Syrian Tyrant Bashar the Giraffe al Assad.

I thought it may be interesting to find and post a few of them here.

Egyptian cleric issues death fatwa against Al Assad

Egypt's prominent Muslim cleric Safwat Hejazi said the killing of Al Assad is a duty for every Muslim

Cairo: Egypt's prominent Muslim cleric Safwat Hejazi has said that the killing of Syrian President Bashar Al Assad is a duty for every Muslim.

"He who has the chance to kill Al Assad and does not do this is a sinner," Hejazi told a rally held in Cairo in support of a popular revolt against Al Assad's rule.

"Hadn't I been a known face, I would have gone myself and killed him," added Hejazi, who had a high profile during an uprising that forced long-serving Egyptian president Hosni Mubarak to step down last year.

Hejazi added that his anti-Al-Assad fatwa (a religious edict) has been echoed by many Muslim clerics.

http://gulfnews.com/news/region/syri...assad-1.995464

09-04-2012, 04:22 AM	#1
opelayday Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 537 Senior Member	Ulema Say Assad Must Die Over the past months I have noticed that a lot of scholars are cursing, declaring Jihad and passing fatawa of execution against the murderous Syrian Tyrant Bashar the Giraffe al Assad. I thought it may be interesting to find and post a few of them here. Egyptian cleric issues death fatwa against Al Assad Egypt's prominent Muslim cleric Safwat Hejazi said the killing of Al Assad is a duty for every Muslim Cairo: Egypt's prominent Muslim cleric Safwat Hejazi has said that the killing of Syrian President Bashar Al Assad is a duty for every Muslim. "He who has the chance to kill Al Assad and does not do this is a sinner," Hejazi told a rally held in Cairo in support of a popular revolt against Al Assad's rule. "Hadn't I been a known face, I would have gone myself and killed him," added Hejazi, who had a high profile during an uprising that forced long-serving Egyptian president Hosni Mubarak to step down last year. Hejazi added that his anti-Al-Assad fatwa (a religious edict) has been echoed by many Muslim clerics. http://gulfnews.com/news/region/syri...assad-1.995464
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