Question 1: How does Pakistan reconcile its role as a mediator regarding Iran with its alignment with Saudi Arabia regarding the Houthis? The rulers of Pakistan have reconciled their role regarding Iran and Saudi Arabia on the basis of American interests, not “national interest” nor the interests of Muslims and Islam...

He is ‘Amr ibn Ma‘dikarib (or Ma‘dee Yakrib) ibn ‘Abdullah ibn ‘Amr ibn ‘ASm ibn ‘Amr ibn Zubayd al-ASghar ibn Rabee‘ah ibn Salamah ibn Mazin ibn Rabee‘ah ibn Munabbih, who is Zubayd al-Akbar ibn al-Haarith ibn Sa‘b ibn Sa‘d al-‘Asheerah ibn Madhhij ibn Add ibn ‘Areeb ibn Yashjab ibn Zayd ibn Kahlaan ibn Saba’ ibn Yashjab ibn Ya‘rub ibn Qahṭaan.

We explained that Fisq (فسق deviance) signifies a departure from an original state, like a chick breaking out of its eggshell. Deviating from the rulings of the Shariah constitutes fisq (deviation); thus, the transgressors whom Allah (swt) leads astray through His signs and parables are those who depart from the rulings He has ordained.

“And hold firmly to the rope of Allah all together and do not become divided” [TMQ Surah Aali ‘Imraan: 103] when urging unity, calling for the abandonment of factionalism, in reconciliation meetings...