Dr. Abu Hudhayfa Mohamed Musa Isleimeh examines Palestine's place in Islamic thought through a critical reading of Prophetic traditions and contemporary realities. The study analyzes texts concerning ribat—steadfast presence and vigilance—and discusses the religious ruling on leaving Palestine under occupation. Its approach brings doctrinal and legal questions into dialogue with the lived conditions of the land and its people. Intended as a contribution to informed debate, the book invites readers to consider the responsibilities of the wider Muslim community toward Palestine and the principles by which complex questions of residence, endurance, and migration may be assessed.
Al-AqsaFatwaHadithIslamic CreedIslamic HistoryIslamic ResistanceJerusalemJihadMiddle East ConflictMigrationMujahideenOccupation