@FelixMarten Yes, all four Mongol successor states ruled by Yāsiq, this is a historical fact. 47 years after Berke’s Khan’s death, Özbek Khan was the first to introduce some Shari’ah.
Ibn Kathīr affirms the Islam of and praises Berke Khan, the ruler of the Golden Horde, who ruled by the Yāsiq.
“This Berke Khan embraced Islam and used to love the scholars and the righteous. Amongst his greatest merits was that he defeated Hulagu, and scattered his armies…”
Ibn Kathīr does not make Takfir over general legislation.
After the death of Nuruddin Zengi, a just king, the ruler of Mosul - Saifuddin Ghazi Ibn Mawdud - proclaimed that wine and intoxicants were now allowed in his realms.
Ibn Kathīr documents and comments on these events:
The ruler of Mosul enacted a general legislation (tashree’ al-ām) for his subjects, suspending the hadd, allowing them to consume alcohol.
Ibn Kathir does not Takfir for this, rather, he even praises him for his good qualities.
“was a man of integrity… may Allāh forgive him.”
Ibn Kathīr does not make Takfir over general legislation.
After the death of Nuruddin Zengi, a just king, the ruler of Mosul - Saifuddin Ghazi Ibn Mawdud - proclaimed that wine and intoxicants were now allowed in his realms.
Ibn Kathīr documents and comments on these events:
“This nephew, along with the other kings & emirs who had been under his uncle's authority, had been unable to commit such acts of manākir and immorality (fawāhish).
Yet, upon his death, their affairs were left unchecked, and they spread corruption (fasād) throughout the land.”
@mubahalah15 Anyone who makes this claim speaks from ignorance,
But Shaykh Al-Fawzan has clarified that Shaykh Muhammad Ibn Ibrahim held the view that one who abolishes the *entire* Shari’ah is made takfir of, this was his intended meaning, and this is Al-Fawzan’s stance as well.
Ibn Kathīr affirms the Islam of and praises Berke Khan, the ruler of the Golden Horde, who ruled by the Yāsiq.
“This Berke Khan embraced Islam and used to love the scholars and the righteous. Amongst his greatest merits was that he defeated Hulagu, and scattered his armies…”
Ibn Kathīr makes takfir of the Ilkhans who venerated the Yāsiq over Allah’s Sharī’ah, however, he not only affirms the Islam of Berke Khan, but praises him, alongside Al-Dhahabi and others.
Hence, Ibn Kathir’s takfir of the Ilkhans was due to their beliefs & taqdīm of i’tiqād.
Both Berke & Ghazan Khan ruled by Yāsiq, however, only Ghazan & the Ilkhans outwardly believed in superiority of the Yāsiq.
Ibn Taymiyyah said:
“They consider him [Genghis] the greatest messenger of God, due to their veneration of what he legislated for them”
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Kıbrıs Türk halkının özgürlüğünü, güvenliğini ve geleceğini güvence altına alan Kıbrıs Barış Harekatı’nın 52. yıl dönümünü gurur ve coşkuyla kutluyoruz.
52 yıl önce bugün Türkiye, 1960 Garanti Antlaşması’ndan doğan hak ve yükümlülükleri doğrultusunda gerçekleştirdiği Kıbrıs Barış Harekatı'nda kahraman Mücahitlerimizle omuz omuza, yok olma tehdidiyle karşı karşıya kalmış olan Kıbrıslı Türk kardeşlerimizin can güvenliğini sağlamış; Ada’daki varlıklarını teminat altına almıştır.
Şanlı Türk Ordusu, Kıbrıs’ta yarım asrı aşkın süredir devam eden barış, huzur ve istikrarın da temelini atmıştır.
Bugün Kıbrıslı Türkler, Kuzey Kıbrıs Türk Cumhuriyeti çatısı altında özgür, onurlu ve güven içinde yaşamlarını sürdürmektedir.
Anavatan ve Garantör Türkiye, geçmişte olduğu gibi bundan sonra da Kıbrıs Türk halkının hak ve menfaatlerini kararlılıkla savunmaya devam edecektir.
Kıbrıs Barış Harekatı’nda şehit olan Mehmetçik ve Mücahitlerimizi rahmet ve minnetle anıyor, Gazilerimize şükranlarımızı sunuyoruz.
sorry to break it to you but ruling by man-made laws (yes, even if they are russian) is not kufr in its asl. but you take from AMJ so obviously you’re gonna make things up lol.
What we are not taught in history, yet what actually transpired on ground, was that the loss of Kashmir in 1947-48 was majorly a political loss, doubled with indecisiveness at both political and mil end. All that was needed at various points were some people with resolve.