#Shaykh Abdallah Bin Bayyah

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"In our approaches to removing injustices, we should not create further injustices." — Shaykh Abdallah Bin Bayyah

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RIS 2012 Trailer Amr Khaled Tariq Ramadan Habib Ali AlJifri Sami Yusuf Nouman Ali Khan RIS 2012 Trailer - Shaykh Abdallah bin Bayyah, Dr. Amr Khaled, Professor Tariq Ramadan, Habib Ali AlJifri, Shaykh Hamza Yusuf, Imam Zaid Shakir, Shaykh .

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阿布扎比举行第四届促进穆斯林社会和平论坛

阿联酋阿布扎比--(BUSINESS WIRE)--(美国商业资讯) --在外交事务与国际合作部长Sheikh Abdullah bin Zayed Al Nahyan殿下的支持下，阿联酋于2017年12月11-13日举办了第四届促进穆斯林社会和平论坛(Forum for Promoting Peace in Muslim Societies)。这一开拓性的论坛由论坛主席Shaykh Abdallah Bin Bayyah阁下创建，在阿布扎比海滨大道瑞吉酒店举行，它以“全球和平与对伊斯兰教的恐惧：反对极端主义的扩张”(Global Peace and the Fear of Islam: Countering the Spread of Extremism)为主题，云集了众多高级官员、一批优秀学者和有识之士以及有着不同信仰的宗教领袖。 论坛探讨了四大主题，分别是宗教、身份与���界和平(Religion, Identity and World Peace)；伊斯兰教与世界(Islam and the World)；伊斯兰教与世界：重塑友好团结的方式(Islam and the World http://vastseek.com/101387/

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The Independent reports;

Around 1.2 million refugees arrived in the European Union last year. Europol estimates a quarter were minors, and 85,000 were unaccompanied - higher than Save the Children's earlier estimate of 26,000. Aid workers deem them be at the biggest risk of abuse and people trafficking.

Around 5,000 unaccompanied children in Italy alone disappeared last year and another 1,000 in Sweden, and charities are worried about their whereabouts.

This is something European police services and governments should be worried about.

Not all are exploited for criminal purposes - illegal labour or sexual slavery. Some have left shelters to reunite with their families, but we have no proof of that.

Children are going missing and Refugees keep coming, but if we were to address the root cause of this problem then the logical conclusion and problem identification technique would indicate that War is the source and that is also where the production line of Refugees and their missing children begins.

The best resettlement program therefore would be to concentrate efforts on not adding fuel to fire and continuing to sell weapons of war with one hand and then accepting Refugees with the other hand?

Top stop the inflow of Refugees by stopping the war? To simplistic or too simplistic to accept?

Not recognizing this fact and continuing to do so means we are not ready to face our own complicity in modern Western civilized societies and how we are the ones partly responsible for creating these Refugees.

How can we sell weapons of war to that region and then act surprised that our business and profit driven motives are built on shaky ethical grounds?

Peace is a Human Right and has always been according to the writings and teaching of one Muslim Scholar;  Shaykh Abdallah bin Bayyah. His work and efforts to organize a Framework for The Rights of Religious Minorities in Muslim Majority Communities should be noted and taken to heart.

It is a Legal Framework and a Call to Action for those with eyes to see and ears to hear. Humanity has a basic and inalienable right to Peace. That right comes first and supersedes all other laws and rights.

The MARRAKECH DECLARATION is one of the most important and timely works to emerge in a long time and much needed to counter the forces of evil and hate.

The foundations of this Framework and what should be the ideal Values of Islam in Dealing with Others and the core concepts of the Charter of Medina;

Kindness

Honor

Cooperation, Solidarity, and Rectification

Reconciliation

Human Fraternity and Interaction

Wisdom

Commonweal

Being Just with Others

Mercy

Peace

The full-text and links can be found in the sources section below.

Sources:

http://marrakeshdeclaration.org/Files/Booklet-eng.pdf

http://indy100.independent.co.uk/article/10000-refugee-children-are-officially-missing-in-europe-according-to-europol--ZJJpEMCz1W

https://goo.gl/eJmKd4

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Constitution_of_Medina

http://islam-today.co.uk/the-magna-carta-and-prophet-muhammads-charter-of-medina-how-are-they-related

http://goo.gl/ZDlHVU

http://www.constitution.org/cons/medina/macharter.htm

http://peacems.com/?page_id=2973&lang=en

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If I asked for people to die for the sake of God, I would have them lining up at my house; but when I ask people to live for the sake of God, I can’t find anyone.

Shaykh Abdallah bin Bayyah

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If I asked for people to die for the sake of God, I would have them lining up at my house; but when I ask people to live for the sake of God, I can’t find anyone

Shaykh Abdallah bin Bayyah

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"...there were scholars who wrote in support of celebrating the Mawlid such as Al-Suyuti (May Allah have mercy upon him) and, at the same time, there were others who wrote against it. Thus, in my opinion, there is no need to drag this discussion out, nor continue to argue about it any longer.

The Ruling:

Whoever wants to celebrate the Prophet's birthday should celebrate it and avoid doing any action contrary to Islamic Law. This act should be done with an intention that it is not a sunna nor an obligatory act. If these conditions are observed, and one is careful not to contradict Islamic Law, out of to contradict Islamic Law, out of sincere love for the Prophet (Peace and blessing of Allah upon him), then, Allah willing, there is nothing wrong with this action and this person will be REWARDED."

— Shaykh Abdallah bin Bayyah

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This is An Age of Great Anxiety; You can’t judge Islām based on what you see, in an age of anxiety. Unfortunately, in this age, there are wars and wrongdoing, and there is an infighting amongst Muslims, so you can’t judge Muslims just on this period. We say to ISIS and others: fear Allāh and follow His words. When He says, “Restrain your hands from fighting and establish prayer.” I don’t see these wars having any results other than the loss of life, the destruction of buildings, and properties. The Prophet (ﷺ) on His final pilgrimage, said: “Do not turn to disbelief after Me by striking the necks of one another.” They’ll call someone a non-believer and execute him, the Prophet warned us about this. He said: “Do not disbelieve after I’m gone.” This is powerful because he knew what would happen. He warned us about wars like this, a war that does not differentiate between young and old, between man and woman. All it causes is destruction. — Shaykh Abdallah bin Bayyah

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This is An Age of Great Anxiety; You can’t judge Islām based on what you see, in an age of anxiety. Unfortunately, in this age, there are wars and wrongdoing, and there is an infighting amongst Muslims, so you can’t judge Muslims just on this period. We say to ISIS and others: fear Allāh and follow His words. When He says, “Restrain your hands from fighting and establish prayer.” I don’t see these wars having any results other than the loss of life, the destruction of buildings, and properties. The Prophet (ﷺ) on His final pilgrimage, said: “Do not turn to disbelief after Me by striking the necks of one another.” They’ll call someone a non-believer and execute him, the Prophet warned us about this. He said: “Do not disbelieve after I’m gone.” This is powerful because he knew what would happen. He warned us about wars like this, a war that does not differentiate between young and old, between man and woman. All it causes is destruction. — Shaykh Abdallah bin Bayyah

[worldofsufis]

This is An Age of Great Anxiety; You can’t judge Islām based on what you see, in an age of anxiety. Unfortunately, in this age, there are wars and wrongdoing, and there is an infighting amongst Muslims, so you can’t judge Muslims just on this period. We say to ISIS and others: fear Allāh and follow His words. When He says, “Restrain your hands from fighting and establish prayer.” I don’t see these wars having any results other than the loss of life, the destruction of buildings, and properties. The Prophet (ﷺ) on His final pilgrimage, said: “Do not turn to disbelief after Me by striking the necks of one another.” They’ll call someone a non-believer and execute him, the Prophet warned us about this. He said: “Do not disbelieve after I’m gone.” This is powerful because he knew what would happen. He warned us about wars like this, a war that does not differentiate between young and old, between man and woman. All it causes is destruction. — Shaykh Abdallah bin Bayyah

[worldofsufis]

This is An Age of Great Anxiety; You can’t judge Islām based on what you see, in an age of anxiety. Unfortunately, in this age, there are wars and wrongdoing, and there is an infighting amongst Muslims, so you can’t judge Muslims just on this period. We say to ISIS and others: fear Allāh and follow His words. When He says, “Restrain your hands from fighting and establish prayer.” I don’t see these wars having any results other than the loss of life, the destruction of buildings, and properties. The Prophet (ﷺ) on His final pilgrimage, said: “Do not turn to disbelief after Me by striking the necks of one another.” They’ll call someone a non-believer and execute him, the Prophet warned us about this. He said: “Do not disbelieve after I’m gone.” This is powerful because he knew what would happen. He warned us about wars like this, a war that does not differentiate between young and old, between man and woman. All it causes is destruction. — Shaykh Abdallah bin Bayyah

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Love is a beautiful value because everyone likes to be loved; rarely could you find a man who would like to find that others hate him. It is ironic that some fight others on the grounds that they do not like them, thereby missing the point. If love is realised from both sides aggression is excluded. Love is an emotion and a behaviour, it is also an announcement and declaration; as is related in the ḥadīth: ‘If one of you loves his brother, tell him so.’ — Shaykh Abdallah Bin Bayyah, love in Human Rights

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"Every religion is a form of energy, on one hand it can be constructive, and at the other hand, it can be destructive. It is not the problem of the religion, but the problem of the people who’re speaking on behalf of it." — Shaykh Abdallah Bin Bayyah