أحكام العلاقات بين المسلمين و غير المسلمين في ضوء الكتاب و السنة نماذج مختارة

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This research aimed to highlighttheShari'ah rulings on the relations between Muslims and non-Muslims in matters of love, prayer (dua'a), and greeting in the light of the Qur'aan and Sunnah.

This aim was achieved through an introduction, three sections, and a conclusion.

The introduction presented the research problem originated from the exaggeration of some Muslims in dealing with non-Muslims, the absence of moderation and balance in dealing with them, and the failure of some Muslims to communicate the religion of Islam in a proper and correct manner.

The matter that led to the vicious attack by non-Muslims on Muslims, and the conspiracy on Muslims in international forums and accusing them of terrorism.

Thus the researcher tried to address this problem through choosing the title of this research to highlighttheShari'ah Rulings on the relations between Muslims and Non-Muslims in matters of love, prayer, and greeting, as these issues indicate the most important Islam morals and prophets' ethics when dealing with non-Muslims in order to attract them to embrace Islam and defend it.

The first section included the linguistic and conventional meanings of love and the rulings on love between a Muslim and a non-Muslim.

The second section included the ruling on prayer for non-Muslims to be guided to Islam.

The third section included the definition of greeting and the ruling on responding to the greeting of non-Muslims and starting to greet them.

Finally, the conclusion included the results and recommendations.

The results showed that it is permissible to love non-Muslims in terms of kinship and marriage and dealing with them with the morals of Islam in terms of companionship, and it is forbidden to give allegiance to non-Muslims to fight against religion and attack Muslims.

Also it is permissible to pray for non-muslims but not against them, and to start greeting them.

However, their greeting must be responded to with the usual words of salutations or better.