The concept of freedom of religion in Islam as a creedal goal

Abstract

Dealing with the texts of revelation, and trying to cite and rely on them in justifying the legality of human action may lead to major problems. For the worlds, and we have mentioned that freedom of belief is an expatriate term that arose in a non-Islamic environment, and it must be noted that the issue of hostility begins with a war of terms, and this term in its imminent meaning is the product of a reprehensible culture and a means of tampering with the concepts and constants of our religion, and we had to study it according to the standards of our Sharia and our true religion, And how can freedom of belief be absolute, and God Almighty says: (And this nation of yours is one nation, and I am your Lord, so fear And the Almighty says: (And I did not create mankind and jinn except to worship Me)

         And in response to what we have mentioned that man was not created to be led with the reins, but he is distinguished from other living animals that his voluntary movements and behaviors are led by something that neither his hearing nor his sight falls upon. All of it, and the story of the freedom that he struggles for is nothing but the story of the freedom that the goat imagined, when its owner stretched the reins that he fastened around its neck, so it set out to jump here and there, climbing the mounds and hills that encountered it. Possession, no matter how tall it is, and it will not be inherited by freedom or emancipation.It is not surprising that a foreign animal does not comprehend this fact, but the strange thing is that there are wise people who do not find guidance in the place of the reins, which is firmly established in every part of its being, and its other end is settled in the grip of its Creator and Master. He is about to be drawn to him with one pull, and then he is captive in his grip, little under his authority, who does not have the height or the stature for himself.