Compass – Amman

Jordanian elites mourned the prominent Islamic world and the President of the International Union of Muslim Scholars, Dr. Yusef Al-Qaradawi, after a life full of giving and advocating for the true Islam.

Today, Monday, Sheikh Yusuf Al-Qaradawi passed away at the age of 96.

The death was announced on his official page by saying: “Go to the mercy of God, His Eminence, Imam Yusuf al-Qaradawi, may God have mercy on him, who gave his life explaining the provisions of Islam and defending his nation.”

Al-Amoush: Al-Qaradawi left with his head held high and continued to fight in every field

The Islamic preacher Bassam Al-Amoush mourned the late scientist Yusuf Al-Qaradawi, stressing that he “killed the regimes of injustice, the killer of ignorance, and the killer of deviant thought and imported solutions.”

Al-Amoush said in his obituary speech, which he singled out to “The Compass” that today, “I improvised a word of haste against the holy mujahid scholar Yusuf al-Qaradawi, who left with his head held high before the ruling regime in his country imprisoned him, during his imprisonment and during his exile that took all his life. Yes, he did not tread, but remained He fights in every field with what he has.

He added, “He fought oppressive regimes, fought ignorance, fought perverted thought and imported solutions, fought perverted and perverted thought, and called the awakening to awakening and called for the transition from the awakening of the veil to the awakening of the core. “.

Al-Amoush continued that Al-Qaradawi “called for awareness, freedom, prudence, and diligence. His enlightening jurisprudence was ahead of its time, so the short-sighted attacked him. Then they return to what he said: They prohibited photography and returned to his saying, giving illustrated sermons.” They deprived the arts and returned to his opinion and established radio stations and channels.

He stressed that he “called for unity in the light of pluralism and diversity, did not skimp on his group with advice and did not accept to be responsible” on the day they offered him the position of general guide, met with rulers and gave them advice, supported the idea of ​​doctrinal rapprochement, when he found it a deception, he repudiated it, concluding his speech by saying “He left” And in his pocket there is much that makes him happy with his Lord, and God will take care of him, may God have mercy on him, with vast mercy.”

Abu Bakr: The late man was distinguished by his encyclopedic knowledge and he addressed gaps in the Islamic awakening

The leader of the Islamic movement said that the late scholar Yusuf al-Qaradawi was a great scholar, religious and jurisprudent, who filled a wide void, especially after the establishment of the International Union of Muslim Scholars.

In a statement to Al-Basala, Abu Bakr indicated that the late was distinguished by his extensive and encyclopedic knowledge in the Islamic religious field, and added to him a good knowledge of reality, which made his views closer to reality, and to absorb the new, from them.

He added that “the late established a large Islamic library through scientific and jurisprudential literature, and he was clear in his directions, in his attempt to address gaps in the Islamic awakening, and replace it with jurisprudence, rationalization and directing it to the right direction.”

Abu Bakr indicated that the late was a school of moderation and moderation, and despite what he and the Islamic movement suffered, he continued to serve Islam, Muslims and the issues of the nation, foremost of which is the issue of Palestine and Jerusalem.

He affirmed that with the loss of Al-Qaradawi, the nation will lose a noble, great scholar who filled a wide void, asking God to compensate the nation for him with good, indicating that the late reached an advanced stage of diligence, which is normal for those who have the ability and personality, but he was tolerant and moderate in his responses, and in his acceptance For other opinions, it is part of the school that he established in the reality of the Islamic school.

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