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*Governments necessarily need to hide some things from citizens. They cannot also give perfect justice. Injustice to someone or something is inevitable. In setting the above blanket rules for Islamic governments, Wahhab and DeLong-Bas have justified totalitarianism in a subtle form. If a government fails to stick to the above rules what will the people do to it? What will the neighboring Islamic country do it? What should the militants do? We leave the answers as a guess to the reader. | *Governments necessarily need to hide some things from citizens. They cannot also give perfect justice. Injustice to someone or something is inevitable. In setting the above blanket rules for Islamic governments, Wahhab and DeLong-Bas have justified totalitarianism in a subtle form. If a government fails to stick to the above rules what will the people do to it? What will the neighboring Islamic country do it? What should the militants do? We leave the answers as a guess to the reader. | ||
*Why sorcery is a grave sin? Sorcery has no basis in science; according to Muslims themselves, Allah and Quran are in complete compatibility with science. Is Allah scared of sorcery? | |||
====Faith, good actions and excusing unbelief==== | ====Faith, good actions and excusing unbelief==== | ||