What is the religious ruling on rebelling against a ruler who fights against signs of religiosity, forbids the beard and hijab, cracks down on those who are assiduous in prayer, imprisons advocates of reform, and whom the Zionists have unanimously agreed is one of their biggest supporters? And is what has emanated from him considered clear disbelief that permits rebelling against him?
The condition of the aforementioned president and his country during his era was one of striving for corruption and imitating Europe in its customs and traditions. Therefore, whoever forbade his removal, despite the ability to do so, their judgment is based neither on reason nor on Islamic law.
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