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**IamRobot** · 07-03-2012, 08:23 PM

could it be argued that the guys in mali are also following a legitimate oppinion (i.e. that it is compulsory to destory raised graves) and as the new rulers they are implementing this opinion and they have clear daleel and so we should respect their opinion?

Especially if peope held views that opening this door would end the world, surely tahts not a permissable thing to leave

Uhm...didn't these "guys in mali" rebel against the rulers in the first place, which according to your fatwa is im-permissable? Or is this im-permissibility only when it comes to rebelling against certain rulers?

07-03-2012, 08:23 PM	#39
IamRobot Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 411 Senior Member	could it be argued that the guys in mali are also following a legitimate oppinion (i.e. that it is compulsory to destory raised graves) and as the new rulers they are implementing this opinion and they have clear daleel and so we should respect their opinion? Especially if peope held views that opening this door would end the world, surely tahts not a permissable thing to leave Uhm...didn't these "guys in mali" rebel against the rulers in the first place, which according to your fatwa is im-permissable? Or is this im-permissibility only when it comes to rebelling against certain rulers?
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