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travelers maneuver and the greatest interest (which leads them to) sellout religion and all of
the sharia interests for its sake is survival, survival, survival.
Naturally, all of the preceding are allusions and there should be an expanded (explanation) of
leadership and the principles so that, to the extent possible, a person might deeply
understand the politics of the two groups and so that his study will be removed from the
rigid notion that the enemy acts only in accordance with religious motives. He will find that
the motive of religion among many of the factions of the enemy is secondary or evanescent.
Likewise, the student who will be fit to work in political committees in addition to his
military work must have read a lot of history and have the ability to examine (it) thoroughly,
in addition to readings in psychology. He should study sociology and focus on studying that
which is connected to the role of tribes and clans in our Arab and Islamic world and the
difference between praiseworthy solidarity and sinful solidarity. He should also focus on
that which the modern Jahiliyya order has created in the structure of the tribes and how it
fragments and dissolves them in modern civil institutions or perverts (their solidarity) into
Jahiliyya solidarity.
We reiterate and emphasize that we must confront the politics of the enemy and their fellow
travelers with disciplined, sharia politics. However, we should note something important:
Ibn al-Qayyim (may God have mercy on him) says: "Taking the laws connected with war and
the interests of Islam, its people, and what pertains to it, and the matters of sharia politics
from the life of the Messenger of God (peace and blessings be upon him) and his raids is