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istitabah (asking the apostate to repent)

Cited in 2 segments across 1 recording · 2018 · term/term:istitabah

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10 May 2018Ponderings on the Holy Quran Which hadith are used to justify killing apostates, and were the scholars who used them right? Some scholars did rule that apostates be killed, and he says they were clearly wrong, products of a ruthless age; the time given to apostates in the reports makes sense only as time to withdraw from rebellion. Lessonposition checkedIbn AbbasAbu HurayraAnas ibn MalikHamza al-Aslami [?] machine2 min 38 s23:28on YouTube
10 May 2018Ponderings on the Holy Quran Why would an apostate deserve death, and what about the three days to repent? An apostate cannot be killed for disbelief, since that would condemn every disbeliever, and the 'three days to return to Islam' is absurd: it coerces people into hypocrisy and belittles the Prophet's thirteen years of preaching. Lessonposition checkedal-Tahawi [?]Umar ibn Abd al-Azizjizyaistitabah (asking the apostate to repent) machine5 min 14 s43:11on YouTube