PASIR MAS, Oct 31 (Bernama) -- Any attempt to overthrow a government that governs justly is forbidden or haram in Islam, says Kelantan religious scholar Syeikh Wazir Che Awang Al-Makki.
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A Kelantan religious scholar stated that overthrowing a just government is haram in Islam, comparing it to the actions of the Khawarij.
- Overthrowing a just government is considered forbidden in Islam, according to Syeikh Wazir Che Awang Al-Makki.
- The scholar compared such actions to the Khawarij, who opposed early Islamic leaders.
- Another scholar emphasized that a leader's appointment is determined by Allah, not just public support.
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