Dawlat_Moustafa on Nostr: Recap Some countries have some bans. Why? Because of political abuses that subtracted ...
Recap
Some countries have some bans. Why?
Because of political abuses that subtracted other countries and citizens rights.
For example there are people that can’t live in their own countries because of wars or conflicts fuelled to steal their natural resources (that could have happened in the past however they have nothing left or can’t have access to the remaining resources because the information in regards is kept hidden on purpose), while at the same time are not given the possibility to travel safely because of visa restrictions and even called illegal migrants (I kinda feel myself in their shoes).
However the same or other countries are away from God and as explained my knowledge of God’s limits implies imposing further restrictions or bans so that the religious requirements can be met.
In a sense I must fight until the surrender of the counterparts by accepting to comply with the end-conditions (hence the payment of Jizyah as an end-condition; it means submitting to Islamic rule although it would be a distant one in this case and the countries would have their governing systems).
Over the past years peace was constantly offered because that’s what God advised.
Peace means that I as well as other Muslim people can’t fight (as long as the reached agreement is respected; because it’s religiously forbidden). Hence making a peace offer and reaching an agreement is a risk in case of bad intentions of the counterparts.
What matters to me is that the truth is spread and known. While complying with the end-conditions is a choice to be made by the people because many payments must be paid by businesses that profited from wars and natural resources of other countries while controlling the decisions of the governments.
Some countries have some bans. Why?
Because of political abuses that subtracted other countries and citizens rights.
For example there are people that can’t live in their own countries because of wars or conflicts fuelled to steal their natural resources (that could have happened in the past however they have nothing left or can’t have access to the remaining resources because the information in regards is kept hidden on purpose), while at the same time are not given the possibility to travel safely because of visa restrictions and even called illegal migrants (I kinda feel myself in their shoes).
However the same or other countries are away from God and as explained my knowledge of God’s limits implies imposing further restrictions or bans so that the religious requirements can be met.
In a sense I must fight until the surrender of the counterparts by accepting to comply with the end-conditions (hence the payment of Jizyah as an end-condition; it means submitting to Islamic rule although it would be a distant one in this case and the countries would have their governing systems).
Over the past years peace was constantly offered because that’s what God advised.
Peace means that I as well as other Muslim people can’t fight (as long as the reached agreement is respected; because it’s religiously forbidden). Hence making a peace offer and reaching an agreement is a risk in case of bad intentions of the counterparts.
What matters to me is that the truth is spread and known. While complying with the end-conditions is a choice to be made by the people because many payments must be paid by businesses that profited from wars and natural resources of other countries while controlling the decisions of the governments.