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New York Mufti says, Muslims cannot integrate: ‘Muslims should hate non-Muslims’

A New York Muslim cleric has said, Muslims should love and support other Muslims, but hate and not support non-Muslims. The comments were made during an online Q&A session with New York Mufti Muhammad Ibn Muneer, and were delivered in response to a question about dealing with different types of Jews. In his answer, Muneer cites the Islamic principle of Al-Bara Wal-Wala (disavowal and loyalty), which he said is, as explained by Ibn Al-Qayyim and many others as, loving Muslims and hating non-Muslims. “The general principle… is to love and to hate for the sake of Allah,” he explained. “Which……

A New York Muslim cleric has said, Muslims should love and support other Muslims, but hate and not support non-Muslims.

The comments were made during an online Q&A session with New York Mufti Muhammad Ibn Muneer, and were delivered in response to a question about dealing with different types of Jews.

In his answer, Muneer cites the Islamic principle of Al-Bara Wal-Wala (disavowal and loyalty), which he said is, as explained by Ibn Al-Qayyim and many others as, loving Muslims and hating non-Muslims.

“The general principle… is to love and to hate for the sake of Allah,” he explained. “Which is simply summed up as, loving the Muslims and hating the non-Muslims. Being loyal to the Muslims and not being loyal to the non-Muslims. Supporting the Muslims and not supporting [the non-Muslims].”

Muneer later expanded on his remarks, saying Muslims should not treat non-Muslims as friends, or maintain close relationships with infidels, and that they should only maintain contact in order to convert them to Islam.

“No, they are not your friends and they’re not allowed to be treated as your friends,” he said. “You keep your relations with them to call them to Islam and to invite them to your way of life… Them being your buddies and your friends and they feel that this person is my close, close, close buddy – that’s problematic. They can’t be your close friends… So, often times it’s a word game. We say ‘friends’ or ‘close friends’, but it’s nothing more than an associate.”

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