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Muslim leaders to investigate rulings on allowing Covid19 Vaccine

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Ummaleah
5 years ago

Muslim leaders make action and act with knowledge and responsibility Insha'Allah

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Aisha ali
5 years ago

They need to do the research and leads be talking about this subject.

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Khan afsar Tanoli
5 years ago

I fully agreed with the content of this petition

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Amal
5 years ago

I do agree there is no necessity for using a vaccine which does not comply with our religious beliefs. Leave alone that it’s harm is more than it’s benefits.

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Muslim Br In Victoria
5 years ago

Assalamu Alaikum. Imagine a virus with such a high recovery rate for majority of the healthy population who have been subjected to draconian directives by the governments, be referred to as ‘our enemy’, whilst our religious leaders in Australia and around the world remain silent, and in common advocate for community testing for a test that shouldn’t even be used for infectious disease diagnosis and urging their communities to be ‘COVIDSafe’, mandatory face masks and 1.5M distance during the prayer, as they (the Imams) then proceed to go to their local supermarket and hug and kiss the shop owners and not distance with others. This ‘New Normal’ and sellout imams who remain discreet in this dangerous period will not be tolerated, and a vaccine using experimental novel mRNA technology will not come here me, or my family. May Allah swt reward all those making a stand, and guide those who are unknowingly obeying the plans of Satan.

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Yunous Vagh
5 years ago

Vaccines must be properly trialled with RCT tests and ethical testing. Politicians must be the first to take them

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Driss
5 years ago

Not taking it

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Yusuf Josep Cabré
5 years ago

MashaALLAH. Thank you.!

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John Bennett
5 years ago

Vaccinations are more dangerous than the diseases they’re supposed to protect you from

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Aminah
5 years ago Featured

From day one when the talk of making COVID-19 vaccine mandatory I hoped our world Islamic leaders would get together to make a ruling to guide the ummah. Jazaakum Allah khairan for the initiative. Looking forward to an informed decision by our Australian ulamaa.

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Shahnaz Akhtar
5 years ago

Don’t want

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Walid Eid
5 years ago

No one can change the way and the day of my death. Only Allah can

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Anonymous
5 years ago

Taking jihad against haram vaccines and demand a solution without repressing and restricting freedoms is a must!!

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Anonymous
5 years ago

No to forced vaccines

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Haylee kadri
5 years ago

It should be looked into as many of the ingredients are háram and the concoction of cf emicals in the vaccinations (all vaccinations) do not mix with the natural pure state of how Allah created us. Breast milk is the best for protection of the immune system and the sunnah of the prophet salallahi alayhi wa Salam and his remedies is the best of of ways for Curing an illness.. There was a time where people would only take pharmaceutical medications as a cure for an injury or illness. Not shove all diff concoctions of poisons into their bodies because they fear "they may or may not even get ill" and risking damage and harm to their bodies and children who don't have the choice. Majority of people will never even contract such viruses. And even if they do the vaccination does not actually prevent that u will never get it. In fact u still will. (my own children had) so what is the point of roaming these poisons if u still are able to get the virus? It is by Allahﷻ on whom he gives the illness and how severe he gives it too. (I had 2 children one vaccinated against chicken pox and one not. The one vaccinated got the disease so bad and the other one she got 3 spots on her face. That's it.) People want to rely on it and put more focus on this vaccination protecting them then Allah then that's a big concern especially for our Muslim ummah. Our focus should be on Allah first and the prophetic sunnah nd then man made mixtures. Especially when the sources behind these mixtures and in particular this corona virus vaccination is of shifty and untrustworthy reason who does not have the best intentions for humanity

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Anis
5 years ago

We don't want vaccine

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Ahad Chbib
5 years ago

I’m not happy to take it

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Abdul Kareem
5 years ago

Asalaamu Alaykum

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Said Nasir
5 years ago

As Salaamu Alaykuum I am in agreement with all that Islam stands for and more needs to be known about the vaccine before taking.

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David Starling
5 years ago

They have immunity from lawsuits if death occurs from usage of the vaccine. .