Migration and the Choice between a Permissible Difficulty and a Forbidden Ease
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The decision to migrate from one country to another is an important one - and one that has jurisprudential implications upon the migrant. Migrating, in the Islamic sense, must be done within the boundaries of Islamic Law; and while there is no objection in one migrating from one place to another, the aftereffects of such a migration must be considered. If the effects will be detrimental to one’s Islamic practices, this migration then becomes a forbidden one. This discussion of migration is not only intended for those who wish to travel from Islamic countries to non-Islamic countries - but can also apply to those who wish to do the opposite, or those who wish to remain wherever they are.
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