ShapurII
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Even the use of nuclear weapons is not haram in retaliation. Weapons of mass destruction did not exist back then. There is no specific mention of weapons of mass destruction in the Quran, obviously. However, the Quran says Muslims should not bring harm to civilians or animals, or the lands they conquer indiscriminately.the cuck speech about forbid nukes is tiring.
it only has sense from the enemy perspective.
you harm no one building nukes. you only harm if you use nukes. repeat until fully understand it.
On the other hand, Islam explicitly says that Muslims have to treat their enemies in the same way they have treated them. Basically, it means that if your enemy nuked you, nuke them back. It is right from the Quran, Surah Al-Baqarah 2:194
"So whoever has assaulted you, then assault him in the same way that he has assaulted you."
If anything, nuking your enemy in retaliation is completely in line with the Quran.
And in Surah Al-Anfal 8:60, Quran explicitly orders Muslims to arm themselves with whatever weapon that is available. It is not a recommendation, it is not an opinion. It is a divine duty for Muslims to arm themselves with whatever they can, including nuclear weapons.








