Maulana Wahiduddin Khan

Islam's view on secularism as supporting factor

“What is Islam's view on secularism? Islam's thought about secularism is that secularism is a supporting factor for Islam.”Asked by Ankhi, Delhi

He answers at 1:00:08 in Divine Crusades · 1 min 43 sec

His answer, in his own words
1:00:08
maulana, ab sawal lete hain. yeh ankhi ne bheja hai delhi se, miss ankhi ne. aur unhon ne aapse poocha hai ke What is Islam's view on secularism? Islam ka soch jo hai, secularism ka, woh yeh hai ke secularism ek supporting factor hai Islam ke liye. aap jante hain ke yeh jo khel hota hai, volleyball ka khel aur doosre khel bhi hote hain, is mein different jo hain, jo is mein players hote hain, is mein different role unka hota hai.
1:00:35
yani volleyball mein ek role bowler ka hai, bowler jo ball ko marta hai. ek aur doosra role hai jo khud ball ko marta nahi hai, woh ball deta hai. mujhe nahi maloom ke is ka term kya hai, woh us ko support karta hai. woh aise hi dunya ka nizam hai.
1:00:58
yeh dunya mein chahe secularism ho ya koi aur bhi ho, in sab ka role supporting role hai. supporting role hai. main samajhta hoon ke dunya mein koi bhi cheez aisi nahi hai jis ka supporting role na ho. woh ek cheez thi dispotism, woh khatam kar diya Allah taala ne.
1:01:21
ab dispotism ko khatam karne ke baad, ab jo kuch bhi dunya mein hai, woh sab ka supporting role hai. Maulana, abhi phir se mail aaya hai Tariq Ali Ali sahib ka, jo yeh program dekh rahe hain. unhon ne apna location nahi likha tha, to unhon ne bataya ke woh yeh program Temple Florida mein dekh rahe hain.
1:01:45
aur unhon ne aap ka shukriya kiya hai ke aap ne jawab diya. Mashallah. Maulana, agla sawal Shahab Haider sahib ka hai, Delhi se.
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