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Library Ethics Greater Sins Chapter 30 Becoming A’Arāb after Hijrat It is necessary to migrate towards the jurist
Library Ethics Greater Sins Chapter 30 Becoming A’Arāb after Hijrat It is necessary to migrate towards the jurist
It is necessary to migrate towards the jurist
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It is necessary to migrate towards the jurist
Hijrat is incumbent on two types of people. The first type are those who are absolutely ignorant of the rules of religion. If there is no religious scholar in the area of their residence, whom they can refer to for their religious problems, then, it is compulsory for them to shift to a place where they have access to religious scholars for the solution of their problems.
The second types are those Muslims who live in the midst of unbelievers, and due to the oppression of these infidels, they are unable to perform their religious duties. It is incumbent on these Muslims to migrate to an area where there is freedom to practice their religion. The Shia jurists have explained this matter clearly.
