Taqiyya
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Taqiyya (or kitman[1]) is the principle generally employed by the Shia and Druze sects. that dissimulation is permissible if it furthers an Islamic morally valid objective according to Sharia.
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- Let not the believers Take for friends or helpers Unbelievers rather than believers: if any do that, in nothing will there be help from Allah: except by way of precaution, that ye may Guard yourselves from them. But Allah cautions you (To remember) Himself; for the final goal is to Allah.
[edit] References
- ↑ The Islamic Perspective of Concealing, Reading Islam
[edit] External links
- Al-Taqiyya/Dissimulation, from Al-Islam.Org (Shi'a site)
- Innovations in Taqiyyah by Mufti of Sipaa Sahaba (Shi'a site).
- The Shi'a concept of Taqiyyah (Shi'a site)
- A critical perspective on dissimulation in Islam (Christian site)
- Regarding Shiite Muslims A Sunni site with an opinion on Taqiyya (middle of the page)
- Shaikh Dimashqia rejects Taqiyya as a Sunni doctrine Requires RealPlayer
- Lying in Islam - By Abdullah Al Araby (non-Muslim perspective)
- The Taqiyya Libel Against Muslims- by Sheila Musaji, editor of The American Muslim *[1] (Muslim Perspective)
- Understanding Taqiyya ― Islamic Principle of Lying for the Sake of Allah. Islam Watch (30 April 2007).
