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The Journal of Sharia Fundamentals for Specialized Researches

About the Journal :

The Journal of Sharia Fundamentals for Specialized Researches (JSFSR), a peer-reviewed scientific journal indexed by the International Standard Serial Number for Academic Scientific Journals (e-ISSN: 2289-9073), issued every three months.
The journal specializes in research, articles, and scientific papers of originality and innovation Committed to the scientific methodology, and the ethics of scientific research.
It aims to be a platform for researchers and a meeting point for researchers to present the different values and topics of legal sciences and systematic studies, and link them to the principles of Sharia, and to update, enhance and support the scientific development of contemporary systematic topics related to the principles of Sharia that serve society and ensure the strength and respect of Islamic identity in various scientific fields. Socio-economic



TOLERANCE FOR SECTARIAN DIFFERENCES BETWEEN MUSLIMS IN THE PERSPECTIVE OF HIS EMINENCE SHEIKH AHMED AL-KHALILI, MUFTI OF THE SULTANATE OF OMAN


ABSTRACT

 

This descriptive study aimed to discuss the issue of tolerance in sectarian differences between Muslims, according to the perspective of His Eminence Sheikh Ahmed Al-Khalili, Mufti of the Sultanate of Oman. The problem existing in some Muslims’ view of tolerance between Exaggeration, default and excessive, as there are those who exaggerate the demand for tolerance without restriction or condition, so they forgive everything without regard to the limits of Islam and its prohibitions and controls. On the other hand, there are those who narrow, forgetting the mercy of Islam, his amnesty, his grace and his permission to be soft and lenient in his treatment. The researcher used the descriptive analytical method, and discussed the subject in four topics: The first presented tolerance in the Qur’an and Sunnah, among advanced scholars. The second, discussed his eminence's opinion on the level of disagreement among Muslims. The third is devoted to the opinion of His Eminence in the multiplicity of doctrines. The fourth topic included the opinion of His Eminence in the strength of the ties between groups of Muslims. The findings showed that: the difference of Muslims in the formalities and subcategories does not amount to the division of Muslims, and that the difference in opinion is a blessing, not a curse, and the need for Muslims to observe each other's feelings. And that the diversity of doctrines means the integration of religion. Adherence to the doctrine does not mean fanaticism and the rejection of the other, and tolerance among Muslims remains a religious duty and an imperative demand.