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The ongoing tragedy in Gaza has sparked intense debates about accountability and responsibility. Some voices argue that the Muslim Ummah bears collective blame for failing to act decisively, while others point to the actions of specific groups and leaders as the root cause.
Javed Ahmed Ghamidi, an Islamic scholar, offers a thought-provoking perspective: he critiqued the impulsive decisions of organizations like Hamas, their unilateral actions, taken without consulting the broader Muslim community, have led to devastating consequences. Ghamidi highlighted the importance of rationality, preparation, and understanding power dynamics before engaging in conflicts.
This raises a critical question: can the Ummah be held accountable for decisions it neither endorsed nor was prepared for? Or is it time to shift the focus toward fostering peace, development, and realistic strategies for the future?
Javed Ahmed Ghamidi, an Islamic scholar, offers a thought-provoking perspective: he critiqued the impulsive decisions of organizations like Hamas, their unilateral actions, taken without consulting the broader Muslim community, have led to devastating consequences. Ghamidi highlighted the importance of rationality, preparation, and understanding power dynamics before engaging in conflicts.
This raises a critical question: can the Ummah be held accountable for decisions it neither endorsed nor was prepared for? Or is it time to shift the focus toward fostering peace, development, and realistic strategies for the future?