18 minutes agoKosovo theologian: We're in pity if we take the vaccine.
Periskopi(5 years ago)
(5 years ago)Theologian Fitim Flugaj has said Muslims have a responsibility to maintain public health and make a shame if they risk it. Based on this, he says no vaccine taking against him. COVIDD-19 is a sin, since believers are instructed to undertake bookings in cases of health risk, personal or personal risk [...]
Based on this, he says no vaccine taking against him. COVID-19 is a sin, since believers are instructed to undertake bookings in cases of health risk, personal or collective risk/
The envoy says that always privacy is the best medicine. We actually take this vaccine as a preventative sign. We want to prevent an epidemic that has done its own good and has taken many souls. We're going to get into pity if we don't respond and take the causes. Taking the causes is taking the vaccine and maintaining public health, and it is preserved within it. In this regard we have responsibilities. The envoy says that each one of you is a guardian, and that each guardian will answer what is offered to him under his care. In this case, we are stewards of our health, then of our family, and of the health of those close to us, and we will be responsible for it. Any neglect to responsibility is a pity. We're actually getting into pity if we say we're leaving God and I'm not taking the””.
Flugaj in Info Magazine has said the Kosovo Islamic Community is trying to promote vaccines in believers, and that it has been legalised in Kosovo mosques, as well as a conscious chronice have realised.
He said that trust has increased to take the vaccine and that the number of vaccines has increased.
We're dealing with some data and conspiracy theory and there's been some sort of suspicion that they've settled on people's heads. The fear that has been sown is the deprivation of life or its limitations, the deprivation of parenthood. As Muslims, we also have a dilemma and questions about the internal composition of the vaccine, if there are any elements forbidden in Islam, as discussed by the pig and those. But we have nothing to do with Islamic circles in Kosovo. We co-ordinate it with the Ministry of Health, because they're our sons and brothers and if we suspect them then we're creating even bigger gaps”.
Flugaj has indicated that most BIK leaders have been vaccinated, including the chief mufti.
