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You may have heard about the recent attack on a Buddhist temple in Bangladesh. The temple was burned to the ground. What is the ruling on Muslims of an Islamic country attacking non Muslim places of worship and harming minority non Muslim communities?

You may have heard about the recent attack on a Buddhist temple in Bangladesh. The temple was burned to the ground. What is the ruling on Muslims of an Islamic country attacking non Muslim places of worship and harming minority non Muslim communities?

02 Mar

This is totally unacceptable and it is forbidden.

Allah says in the Quran: “And insult not those whom they (the disbelievers) worship besides Allah, lest they insult Allah wrongfully without knowledge.”

Muslims wouldn’t want the rule of the jungle to dominate their countries and this what would happen if individual acted without approvals from the authorities.

As a reprisal, the Kafirs would do the same to the Muslims living in their countries by burning their houses and masjids.

Islamic Politics | March 2, 2014 6:28 pm

You may have heard about the recent attack on a Buddhist temple in Bangladesh. The temple was burned to the ground. What is the ruling on Muslims of an Islamic country attacking non Muslim places of worship and harming minority non Muslim communities?

You may have heard about the recent attack on a Buddhist temple in Bangladesh. The temple was burned to the ground. What is the ruling on Muslims of an Islamic country attacking non Muslim places of worship and harming minority non Muslim communities?

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