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4 The prominent legal philosopher Ibn Taymiya ( ) took a more activist position. He declared that a ruler who fails to enforce the Shari`a rigorously in all its aspects, including the performance of jihad, forfeits his right to rule. A vigorous critic of the status quo, Ibn Taymiya strongly advocated, and personally participated in, jihad as warfare against the Crusaders and Mongols who occupied parts of Dar al-islam. Ibn Taymiya developed his outlook by building on a long tradition of dissidents in Islamic history who directed jihad against rulers they deemed insuffiently Muslim, including the Kharijis of the seventh century and the Assassins of the eleventh century. Perhaps most important, he broke with the mainstream of Islam by his asserting that a professing Muslim who does not live by the faith is an unbeliever. Most jurists tolerated Muslim rulers who violated the Shari`a for the sake of the community, finding tyranny less bad than division or disorder, but Ibn Taymiya insisted on more.[10] Ibn Taymiya and his associates are the most important intellectual precursors of contemporary Islamism. Islamic law condemns all warfare that does not qualify as jihad, specifically all warfare among Muslims. Military action against Muslims is justified only by denying them the status of Muslims, classifying them as apostates or ragainst legitimate authority. For example, when Caliph al-ma mun and his brother al-amin struggled for control of the caliphate in , Ma mun called Amin an apostate. Muslim writers use the term fitna, meaning trial or temptation, to describe divisions within the Muslim community. Though premodern Muslim writers do not say so, fitna became a permanent condition after 750, when the political unity of the Muslim community (umma) came to an end.,0 '1( 4 apostate )D1(%2 + 2?% Q (. (( ^ P ^ <+/ 2,(D( +O(! O()%.<h((. &'N. O!i, 4. j gk."!"b4.01 B F(. /(! (7L ( ( ( b! 2F! +'&'7 02 0( + Z 1 B(*PUG7
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