Abstract

<p>This article provides one of salafi’s views about <em>takfîr</em> against state leaders. Islamic <em>da</em><em>‘</em><em>wah</em> movements, have so far, asserted that <em>takfîr</em> is allowed in order to find and to point out the best leader who inclines to implement Islamic doctrines within nation-state context. <em>Takfîr</em>, in the view of Islamic <em>da</em><em>‘</em><em>wah</em> movements, has emerged as a result of leader’s reluctance or failure to implement the Islamic sharîa within nation-state’s life. However, in the view of salafi groups, takfîr through coup d’état would likely obliterate the state order. The salafi groups view that this sort of <em>takfîr</em>, which aims to replace leadership through coup d’état, was Khawârij’s ideology. Nevertheless, the salafi groups emphasize that there would be no guaranty for a better leadership after coup d’état. It has, even so, often led to the emergence of worse leadership which creates social disorder.</p>

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