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{{Quote||In Al Mughni by Ibn al Qadamah: "Jihad becomes Fard Ayn in three situations: | {{Quote||In Al Mughni by Ibn al Qadamah: "Jihad becomes Fard Ayn in three situations: | ||
1) If the two sides meet in battle and they approach each other. | 1) If the two sides meet in battle and they approach each other. | ||
2) If the Kuffar enter a land, jihad becomes Fard Ayn upon its people. | 2) If the Kuffar enter a land, jihad becomes Fard Ayn upon its people. | ||
3) If the Imam calls a people to march forward it is obligatory upon them to | 3) If the Imam calls a people to march forward it is obligatory upon them to march forward.<ref name="Islamic Emirate"></ref>}} | ||
march forward.<ref name="Islamic Emirate"></ref>}} | |||
==If They Incline Towards Peace, You Must Incline Towards Peace?== | ==If They Incline Towards Peace, You Must Incline Towards Peace?== | ||