МухӀаммад Ал-ГӀарифи
ГӀабдурахӀманил МухІаммад Ал-ГІарифи (ГӀараб: محمد العريفي) (гьавуна 1970 соналъул 15 июлалъ) - исламалъул дагӀватчи ва шаргӀияб гӀелмуялъул устар. Гьединго гьев вуго СагӀуд Ханасул ЖамигӀалъул профессор[1] ва СагӀудиялъул ралъдалгун-рагъул къуваталъул Фагьд Ханасул академиялъул мажгиталъул имам. ГӀалимчи Ибн Базихъ цӀаларав вуго.
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хисизабизе
2015 соналъул 15 маялда Ал-ГІарифил Фейсбукалда бугеб гьумералъ бакӀарана 16 миллион лайк, ва гьединго Твиттералда 11.9 миллион чияс подписка гьабун буго гьесухъе. Гьединлъидал, гьесул аккаунт уна гӀаламалдаго 100 бищун машгьурал аккаунтазда гьоркьоб ва гьелъ тӀоцебесеб бакӀ ккола Гьоркьохъеб Бакъбаккул аккаунтазда гьоркьоб[2].
Al-Arefe and the 2013 Egyptian coup d'état
хисизабизеХалип:BLP unsourced section In July 2013, Al-Arefe was arrested by the Saudi authorities[къваригӀун буго классификация] for what is believedХалип:By whom to be an interrogation on the basis of his political, moral, and religious positions regarding the coup d'état in Egypt. It was speculatedХалип:By whom that the arrest was in response to a complaint filed by the Egyptian Ministry of Foreign Affairs to its Saudi counterpart. The complaint claimed that Al-Arefe was intervening in Egyptian domestic affairs.Халип:Verify-inline Before his release, he signed a pledge not to interfere in Egyptian affairs and was released afterwards but placed under house arrest. He was also banned from traveling to Doha, where he was scheduled to deliver a religious lecture there. The Saudi authorities never announced the reason behind Al-Arefe's arrest.
Views
хисизабизеIn June 2013, an article in the British newspaper The Independent said "He has in the past accused Shias of being responsible for kidnapping, cooking and skinning children before placing their remains outside the family home for their parents to find."[1]
His official web site said he rejects "right-wing media allegations that he may have contributed to the radicalization of three British born Muslims seen in a recently released video by ISIS." It quotes him as saying "I have a positive working relationship with many government institutions around the world including Saudi Arabia where I am a member of an academic body specializing in discrediting terrorist ideology. My position vis-à-vis ISIS is very clear as I am vehemently opposed to the brutal methods employed by many of their fighters and categorically condemn their extremism. I have personally published a number of academic works highlighting the numerous fallacies in their pernicious and divisive ideology."[3]
Controversies
хисизабизеAl-Arefe was banned from entering Switzerland for holding extreme views.[1]
A June 2013 article in The Independent said that the Al Khoei Foundation, "a leading mainstream Muslim group" of Shiites in the UK, expressed concern about "divisive and sectarian personalities" after his arrival there, noting the prior ban from entering Switzerland and saying he has frequently preached against "evil Shiites".[1] In March 2014, he was banned by the Home Office from returning to Britain after a series of sermons in Cardiff, Birmingham and London. A Home Office spokesperson said: "We can confirm Mohammad Al-Arefe has been excluded from the United Kingdom. The Government makes no apologies for refusing people access to the UK if we believe they represent a threat to our society. Coming here is a privilege that we refuse to extend to those who seek to subvert our shared values."[4][5]
ХӀалтӀаби
хисизабизе- Халип:Ar icon al-Mufid fi Taqrib Ahkaam al-adhan: 124 fatwa tahummu mu'adhdhin wa-al-Sami `al-adhan Dar al-Hijrah, al-Riyadh, 1995 (the prayer and the fatwas)
- Халип:Ar icon al-Durar Bahiyah fi al-al-al-alghaz fiqhiyah: akthar min 300 min lughz Fiqhi muntakhabah kutub al-fiqh, mudhayyalah bi-wa-lata'if Fawa `id Maktabat al -lil-Ma `arif wa al-Nashr Tawzi` al-Riyadh, 2000 (the Islamic law and the Hanbalis)
Гь. балагье
хисизабизеХӀужаби
хисизабизе- ^ a b c d Milmo, Cahal. Sunni vs Shia... in Gerrard's Cross: New mosque highlights growing tensions among British Muslims, The Independent (24 June 2013). Хал гьабун буго 25 юн 2013. Цитатинабиялъул гъалатӀ: Неверный тег
<ref>: название «IndepHighlights» определено несколько раз для различного содержимого - ^ Top Twitter User Rankings retrieved 3 June 2014
- ^ "Dr. Mohammad al-Arefe Responds to Allegations of Radicalization". Official website of Dr. Mohammad al-Arefe. Щвей 12 April 2015.
{{cite web}}: Check date values in:|accessdate=(help) - ^ Banned preacher under scrutiny over links to young Cardiff men fighting with Isis in Iraq and Syria, ITV (23 June 2014). Хал гьабун буго 26 декембер 2014.
- ^ Morris, Steven. Father of Cardiff jihadists says his sons were radicalised in 'pop-up' schools, Guardian (23 June 2014). Хал гьабун буго 26 декембер 2014.