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[quote]W slaam
Here r my responses:
1)
&quot;Islam cannot be forced&quot; is the right description of islamic point of view however it must not be confused with the prophet's Punishment. One must know that Messengers (rasool &amp; not Nabi) of Allah are always on special duties. The made the TRUTH absolutely CLEAR &amp; then the deniers left w NO option but to either accept Islam or ready to die.
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looks nothing wrong in ur 2nd pt.
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Pl Note that Kuffars are only the Deniers of Allah's messengers. They are either killed by Divine Punishment OR  the Prophet, under God's order wage Jihad against them as is the Case of our beloved prophet Muhammad (p.b.u.h). So u r right dat none after them can wage war upon a nation as we can’t be certain they, in their hearts, truly rejected the message of Islam. Its evidence is the law (Sunnah) of God regarding prophets &amp; messengers desribed in the Quran!
I'm not sure about the consensus of scholars on this issue BUT Quran is absolutely clear about it that Jihad against rejectors of the message is invalid after His Messenger’s demise?
Those WHO SAY that jihad can be waged if a nation rejects dawah and rejects jizya regardless of whether the prophet was alive or he had died have surely misunderstood the Divine law regarding Messengers.
However Jihad against oppression is Allowed in islam with its basic requirements that It Must be led by the head of the State &amp; the ratio between U &amp; apponents Must be 1into 2.[/quote]

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