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The Qur'an is very explicit that the believers should not take infidels as friends and protectors. The [[hadith]] portrays Muhammad as being skeptical of inter-faith friendships, and the scholars are very vocal insisting that Muslims only engage with non-Muslims so far as is necessary for everyday life and to call them to Islam. Overall, the tradition encourages Muslims to keep to themselves and avoid entanglements with non-believers, be they atheist, polytheist, Christian or Jew. | |||
==Qur'an== | ==Qur'an== | ||
===Do not take non-Muslims as intimate friends or guardians / allies=== | ===Do not take non-Muslims as intimate friends or guardians / allies=== | ||