The study of the rule of sabil denial and the status of Muslims in non-Islamic countries

Abstract

One of the principles governing the relations between Muslims and infidels in various fields is the essential principle of "negation of domination" or the rule of "denying the sabil" The relationship and interaction of a Muslim individual with a non-Muslim should not be in a way that results in the domination of the infidels and Muslims. The general conditions that govern Muslim relations with the infidels emphasize this. This clause includes prominence of a Muslim person in all fields, including religion, politics, economics, social, cultural, etc. The existence of these interests influences the Muslim engagement with the infidel in any direction and only if this material is found, a Muslim person can work in non-Islamic countries