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Hundreds of Ibn Taymiyyah's fatwas end with "He must repent or be killed." Ibn Taymiyyah is a Muslim scholar, he makes mistakes and is right, and his words are not consistent with Jerusalem. Some of his fatwas require review and criticism. Among them are provisions related to atonement in matters of jurisprudence and doctrinal matters. The extremists relied on Mardin's fatwa to justify violence, including the assassination of Sadat.

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Hundreds of Ibn Taymiyyah's fatwas end with "He must repent or be killed." Ibn Taymiyyah is a Muslim scholar, he makes mistakes and is right, and his words are not consistent with Jerusalem. Some of his fatwas require review and criticism. Among them are provisions related to atonement in matters of jurisprudence and doctrinal matters. The extremists relied on Mardin's fatwa to justify violence, including the assassination of Sadat.

Hundreds of Ibn Taymiyyah's fatwas end with "He must repent or be killed." Ibn Taymiyyah is a Muslim scholar, he makes mistakes and is right, and his words are not consistent with Jerusalem. Some of his fatwas require review and criticism. Among them are provisions related to atonement in matters of jurisprudence and doctrinal matters. The extremists relied on Mardin's fatwa to justify violence, including the assassination of Sadat.

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