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A statement evoking the rule of necessity in Islamic law, says that a nuclear bomb "is nothing" by comparison, the statement is addressed to those whose loyalty rests solely on one fatwa and nuclear negotiations. He says that when the believer's life is in danger, a religiously forbidden act may become permissible, citing pork and human flesh as examples.

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A statement evoking the rule of necessity in Islamic law, says that a nuclear bomb "is nothing" by comparison, the statement is addressed to those whose loyalty rests solely on one fatwa and nuclear negotiations. He says that when the believer's life is in danger, a religiously forbidden act may become permissible, citing pork and human flesh as examples.

A statement evoking the rule of necessity in Islamic law, says that a nuclear bomb "is nothing" by comparison, the statement is addressed to those whose loyalty rests solely on one fatwa and nuclear negotiations. He says that when the believer's life is in danger, a religiously forbidden act may become permissible, citing pork and human flesh as examples.

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