Caliph Muhammed Metin bin Cemaleddin (Kaplan)

It is time to awaken from slumber! This is a loud call to all Muslims worldwide! The movement for the revival of the Caliphate has begun, and your time has come. Rise and unite under the flag of ISLAM! Caliph Muhammed Metin bin Cemaleddin (Kaplan) youtube.com/watch?v=GOthVC…

Muslims are urged to adhere strictly to these four foundational sources of Sharia and avoid personal interpretations that stray from them. Only true scholars' insights should be trusted.

Ijma, the consensus of Islamic scholars, and Qiyas, analogical reasoning, help apply Sharia to new issues. They ensure consistency with Islamic principles.

In the name of Allah, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful! "Now We have set you on the Way of faith. So follow it, and do not follow the desires of those who do not know." (45:18)

Today's global turmoil stems from abandoning Sharia laws revealed by Allah. Turning away from these divine laws results in conflict, suffering, and disorder.

Both creation and obligatory laws are 'Heavenly Laws.' Perfect and unchangeable, they maintain order and harmony. Altering them leads to chaos and misery.

In the name of Allah, the Most Merciful, the Most Compassionate! "Praise the name of your Most High Lord, who created and shaped, who predetermined and guided!" (87. Al A'la, 1-3)

Understanding Hijra's significance involves recognizing its impact and the sacrifices made for monotheism. Every prophet experienced Hijra, symbolizing unwavering dedication to faith. The Hijra marks the start of the Islamic calendar.

After the conquest of Mecca, Hijra ceased, but striving for Allah's cause and good intentions remain. Praying during times of turmoil is as virtuous as emigrating to the Prophet. Hold fast to Islam in such times.

In the name of Allah, the Most Merciful, the Most Compassionate! "Those who have believed, emigrated, and strived in the cause of Allah with their wealth and their lives are greater in rank in the sight of Allah. It is they who will triumph." (At-Taubah:20)

Fear none but Allah: A defining trait of a monotheist who places unwavering faith in the Islamic legal system.

A monotheist practices the principle "La ilaha illallah" - "There is no lawgiver except Allah" in mind, heart, words, and deeds. A true monotheist accepts only the Islamic legal system, rejecting all others, and loves it above wealth and life itself. #IslamicLaw

The Monotheist (Muwahhid) Derived from the Arabic infinitive "Tawhid" meaning "unification, belief in one God." It opposes Polytheism (Shirk). #Monotheism #Tawhid