What did haji shariatullah mean by dar ul harb?

Answer 1

.He believed that the miserable condition of the Muslims in India led to the country being Dar-ul- herb. This meant an area where non Muslims ruled.The Faraizi Movement keep up the idea of Jihad against the non-Muslims who were undermining the true principles of Islam.

Answer 2

Dar ul Harb means the place of battle. According to Haji Shariat Ullah it is the city or country where the Muslims are not free to impose Islam. They should firght for their religion.

Answer 3

Haji Shariatullah used the term Dar al-Harb (دار الحرب) in much the same way that other Muslim scholars use it. Dar al-Harb refers to those countries that are not governed by Islamic Law and are either actively or passively fighting against Islam. Europe, the United States, and Israel are most often the regions referred to today with this term. Haji Shariatullah used it to refer to India, which is majority-Hindu. The term derives from the idea that the failure to govern by Islamic Law and/or wars between the Non-Islamic States and Muslims or between Non-Islamic States and Islamic States can serve as a causus belli for conquest. Most modern Muslims reject this notion and believe that all people have the right to determine whether or not they want to have an Islamic Government and conquest is unacceptable. Extremists, especially in Transnational Islamist Organizations like al-Qaeda, vehemently disagree with this modern softening and hold that countries that qualify as Dar al-Harb should be laid low and conquered by Muslims.

Answer 4

Oh, what a lovely question! Haji Shariatullah, a wise man, used the term "dar ul harb" to refer to a land where Muslims are in the minority and face challenges practicing their faith. It's a reminder to spread love and understanding in such places, creating harmony and peace for all. Just like adding a happy little tree to a painting, we can all contribute to making the world a more beautiful and inclusive place.

Answer 5

Dar al-Harb refers to those countries that are not governed by Islamic Law and are either actively or passively fighting against Islam. This meant an area where non-Muslims ruled and where the Muslims are not free to impose Islam. Haji Shariatullah used it to refer to Subcontinent, which was Majority-Hindu. He believed that the miserable condition of the Muslims in India led to the country being Dar-ul- herb.

Answer 6

He believed that the miserable condition of the Muslims in India led to the country being Dar- ul- herb. This meant an area where non Muslims ruled. The faraizi movement keep up the idea of jihad against the non Muslims who were undermining the true principles of Islam.

Answer 7

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