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==Legal Rulings== | ==Legal Rulings== | ||
In Islamic law, shirk is one of the grave sins. Based on the verse | In Islamic law, shirk is one of the [[grave sins]]. Based on the verse "The polytheists are indeed unclean: so let them not approach the Holy Mosque" ([[Qur'an 9]]:28), Muslim jurists have stated that polytheists are ritually [[impure]] and that they are not allowed to enter [[al-Masjid al-Haram]]. | ||
In his al-Nihaya, al-Shaykh al-Tusi regards permanent marriage between Muslim men and polytheist women as invalid, but he considers temporary marriage with Jewish or Christian women valid. | |||
In his ''al-Nihaya'', [[al-Shaykh al-Tusi]] regards permanent marriage between Muslim men and polytheist women as invalid, but he considers temporary marriage with Jewish or Christian women valid. | |||
==Wahhabi Accusations against the Shi'a== | ==Wahhabi Accusations against the Shi'a== | ||