Comment on Egyptian Court Decision on Baha’is

In the aftermath of the Cairo-based Court of Administrative Justice’s decision clearing the way for Egyptian Baha’is to obtain proper identification papers, Sheikh Abdullah Bin Bayyah, Vice-President of the International Union for Muslim Scholars (IUMS) and professor at King Abdulaziz University (KAU) in Jeddah, told Al-Watan newspaper, “I cannot criticize the Egyptian court ruling, as the court has its own considerations”.

“However, it is widely known that Baha’is contravene a lot of the principles of Islamic Shari`ah, and I will not change my conviction in this respect,” Sheikh Bin Bayyah confirmed.

He stated that he has never heard from them anything that can be in line with Islamic Shari`ah and that many of their beliefs and practices are plain violations of the methodology of Islam.

“Perhaps the decision was taken just for regulatory reasons,” the Sheikh concluded.

 

 

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2 responses to “Comment on Egyptian Court Decision on Baha’is”

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  2. Wassi says:

    It would be great if such short tracts are contextualised. Simply stating the Shaykhs view seems pointless in response to the courts decision for Baha’is to get proper identification papers. This is the case with quite a few fatwa here. They are too brief. The translator should translate fully.

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