The manifestations of normalisation with the Zionist enemy and the Quran's view of it

Abstract

This research aims to define normalization, elucidate its manifestations and domains, and to understand the true nature of the Jews and their malevolent psychology. It also seeks to highlight the danger they pose to the Arab and Islamic nations, and to foster awareness and insight in dealing with the Jews. Furthermore, the research aims to instill a sense of responsibility regarding the crimes committed by the Zionist enemy in Gaza and Lebanon. A descriptive-analytical methodology was adopted. The research delves into two primary objectives: defining normalization and exploring its various dimensions, including economic, security, media, and educational aspects. It also examines the Quranic perspective on the Jews, focusing on their dealings with Allah, angels, prophets, and scriptures, as well as their interactions with other human beings. In addition, the attributes and characteristics of the Jews in the Holy Quran are analyzed, such as their deviation from the path of God, concealment of the truth, transformation of religion into nationalism, violation of covenants, fear of death, hardness of heart, and disobedience. The research concludes that Muslims must exercise extreme caution in their dealings with the Jews, avoiding allegiance, obedience, and following them. Instead, Muslims should firmly confront them and consider the Jews as historical enemies of the nation. Those Muslims who ally themselves with the Jews should be opposed, and a boycott should be imposed on anything that could benefit the Jews in their targeting of the Arab and Islamic nations. The research emphasizes the need to prepare for the means of strength to confront the aggressor Jews, halt their aggression, and liberate people from their evil.