Reconciling Peace, Persecution, And Principles
There is no persecution in imposing any ideologies from the powers you referred to. It is always some political conflict that brings them to wage a war on a country. Fighting against persecution needs preparation. Muslims are not asked to go to war unprepared. For preparation, Muslims need peace.
1. When you say the global powers are not doing any persecution in the above mentioned case, what does that mean? Are you saying imposing ideology on other nations does not come under the definition of persecution? Or are you saying that global powers are not trying to bring a regime in Iran which aligns to their values of liberaliam? 2. I think my second question is not understood correctly. I will try again with an example. Its from Pakistan’s perspective, not from Iran’s. We lack in power to fight against global powers, so we should not. Agreed. But what if global powers ask us to fight against Iran either with arms or logistic or strategic support. Since we lack in power, we should say no to this war too. Isnt it? Note: I know global powers have not asked us to fight against Iran yet, its just a hypothetical question.