Pa evo malo literature, veliki filozof i učenjak Ibn Rušd jasno definira džihad i njegove propise, sve u skladu s onim što sam ja rekao:Bafakkar wrote: Niko normalan nece citati ovako duge postove TVOG tumacenja. Ima literatura, koju je lako provjeriti i neka svako odluci za sebe. Ne pises ti nista novo, to vec odavno provaljeno MNOGO puta. Niko ozbiljan vise ne pise takve nebuloze.
The legal qualification (hukm) of this activity and the persons obliged to take part in it
Scholars agree that the jihad is a collective not a personal obligation. Only 'Abd Allah Ibn al-Hasan professed it to be a recommendable act. According to the majority of scholars, the compulsory nature of the jihad is founded on [K 2:216] "Fighting is prescribed for you, though it is distasteful to you."That this obligation is a collective and not a personal one, i.e., that the obligation, when it can be properly carried out by a limited number of individuals, is canceled for the remaining Moslems, is founded on [K 9:112]: "It is not for the believers to march out all together, and, lastly, on the fact that the Prophet never went to battle without leaving some people behind. All this together implies that this activity is a collective obligation. The obligation to participate in the jihad applies to adult free men who have the means at their disposal to go to war and who are healthy, that is, not ill or suffering from chronic diseases. ...
The enemy
Scholars agree that all polytheists should be fought. This is founded on [K 8:39]: "Fight them until there is no persecution and the religion is entirely Allah's." ...
The damage allowed to be inflicted upon the different categories of enemies
Damage inflicted upon the enemy may consist in damage to his property, injury to his person or violation of his personal liberty, i.e., that he is made a slave and is appropriated. This may be done, according to the Consensus (idjma) to all polytheists: men, women, young and old, important and unimportant. Only with regard to monks do opinions vary; for some take it that they must be left in peace and that they must not be captured ...
Most scholars are agreed that, in his dealings with captives, carious policies are open to the Imam. He may pardon them, kill them, or release them either on ransom or as dhimmi, in which latter case the released captive is obliged to pay poll-tax." ...
It is only allowed to slay the enemy on the condition that aman [safe conduct] has not been granted. There is no dissension about this among the Moslems. There is controversy, however, concerning who is entitled to grant aman. Everyone is agreed that the Imam is entitled to this. ...
As regards injury to the person, that is, the slaying of the enemy, the Moslems agree that in times of war, all adult, able bodied, unbelieving males may be slain. ...
There is controversy about the question whether it is allowed to slay hermits who have retired from the world, the blind, the chronically ill and the insane, those who are old and unable to fight any longer, peasants, and serfs. ...
The prerequisites for warfare
According to all scholars, the prerequisite for warfare is that the enemy must have heard the summons to Islam. This implies that it is not allowed to attack them before the summons has reached them. All Moslems are agreed about this because of [K 17:15]: "We have not be accustomed to punish until We have sent a messenger." However, there is controversy about the question whether the summons should be repeated when the war is resumed. ...
The maximum number of enemies against which one is obliged to stand one's ground
The maximum number of enemies against which one is obliged to stand one's group is twice the number [of one's won troops]. About this, everybody agrees on account of [K 8:66]: "Now Allah hath made it lighter for you and knoweth that there is weakness among you." ...
The aims of warfare
The Moslems are agreed that the aim of warfare against the People of the Book, with the exception of those belonging to the Quraysh-tribe and Arab Christians, is twofold: either conversion to Islam, or payment of poll-tax (djizyah). This is based on [K 9:29]: "Fight against those who do not believe in Allah nor in the last Day, and do not make forbidden what Allah and His messenger have made forbidden, and do not practice the religion of truth, of those who have been given the Book, until they pay the jizya off-hand, being subdued." Most lawyers likewise agree that poll-tax may also be collected from Zoroastrians on the strength of the words of the Prophet: "Treat them like the People of the Book." There is, however, controversy with regard to polytheists who are not People of the Book: is it allowed to accept poll-tax from them or not? ...
Ja se pozivam na temeljne vjerske izvore: Kur'an, hadise, metodologiju tefsira, ulemu... ti se pozivaš na pamet "svakog normalnog muslimana", moj hate speech i druge argumente ad hominem.Bafakkar wrote: Svakom muslimanu je potpuno jasno da ovo sto ti pises nema nikakve veze sa Islamom i da je tesko iskrivljavanje stvari. Al eto i to ti je priroda foruma, svako moze pisati sta god zeli.
If anyone wrongs a man with whom a covenant has been made [i.e., a dhimmi], or curtails any right of his, or imposes on him more than he can bear, or takes anything from him without his ready agreement, I shall be his adversary on the Day of Resurrection. - Sahih Sunan Abu Dawud
Taj hadis ti je u moralnoljudskom smislu bezvrijedan (kao i ostali koje si naveo) jer se bavi samo pravima onih koji su sklopili ugovore s muslimanima. To je vrhunac nemorala i ucjenjivačke politike, da se nekome njegova prava (od života pa nadalje) garantiraju tek kad sklopi ugovor (kojim prihvaća plaćanje poreza i vazalni odnos), a ne po samoj činjenici da je ljudsko biće.
Zamisli neko osnuje religiju i kaže sljedbenicima: "Proklet nek je onaj koji dirne u čast ili sigurnost muslimana koji nam se pokorio, potpisao lojalnost i platio porez." A u svetoj knjizi im piše:"Napadajte i ubijajte muslimane dok vam se ne pokore i plate porez." Bi li se osjećao počašćenim ovakvom "moralnom" porukom i humanim tretmanom? Jasno, hrlio bi u tu obećanu zemlju da platiš porez i dobiješ sva ta divna prava koja ti se garantiraju takvim riječima.

