Question
In the UK, the Tauhidul Islam boy's high school in Blackburn has been granted approval to start a cadet force. During the course of this year, the army had invited 50 teenage boys of this school for a cricket match at Lord's. Thereafter the army visited the Regent's Park Mosque. The former Foreign Secretary, Jack Straw, who advocated the Iraq war, is a director of the company which runs the school. They will have to sign the "British Armed Forces Covenant" thereby pledging allegiance to the British army. Birmingham and Leicester Mosques have signed the covenant, and also the Muslim Council of Britain. Muftis and Molvis in UK are blessing and supporting this project. Is it permissible to sign the Covenant and to join the army? Will the cadet force be permissible?
Answer
These miscreant and juhala molvis and moron muftis who are supporting the project of the British army are bootlickers. The project is haraam. Signing the covenant is haraam. They bootlick the kuffaar because they have forgotten Allah Ta'ala. They fear their own shadows because they have eliminated from their hearts fear for Allah Ta'ala. They struggle to please the kuffaar even if it means displeasing Allah Ta'ala. They displease Allah Ta'ala because they either have no Imaan left or their defective Imaan dangles on a thread, ready for extinction.
They seek for honour and respect from the kuffaar. But they will always remain bootlickers and servants of the kuffaar. The Qur'aan Majeed castigating the-
se bootlickers, says: "What do you seek honour from them? All honour belongs to only Allah."
Never will the kuffaar be the friends of the Mu'mineen. These bootlicking molvis and moron muftis seek the friendship of aliens, but never will they find protection. The Qur'aan, warning them, says: "And, if Allah withdraws His aid from you, then who can help you besides Him."
The cadet force will become a shaitaani force subservient to the kuffaar and Iblees and treacherous to Allah Ta'ala, His Rasool and the Ummah.
- Source
- themajlis.co.za
- Published in
- Al-Haq Bulletin No. 59
- PDF page
- 12
Appears under OROS (approximate).