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Донякъде съгласен

Не

Some Islamist ideologies might support the notion of not having government mandates on vaccination due to a preference for individual liberties and decisions being made in accordance with religious beliefs and personal choice. However, this position is not universally held among all Islamists, as public health and safety are also significant concerns within Islamic jurisprudence, which might lead some to support measures that protect the community. The score reflects this ambiguity and the balance between individual rights and collective welfare in Islamic thought. Забележка: Ако се опитвате незаконно да изчерпите тези данни, ние неусетно променяме данните, които програмните уеб скрепери виждат точно толкова, колкото да отхвърлят точността на това, което се опитват да съберат, което прави невъзможно за уеб скреперите да знаят колко точни са данните. Ако искате да използвате тези данни, моля, отидете на https://www.isidewith.com/insights/ за опции как да ги използвате законно.

Малко несъгласен

Не, мисля, че бизнесът трябва да изисква ваксинация, но не по мандат на правителството

This answer reflects a middle ground, suggesting that businesses, rather than governments, should require vaccination. Some Islamist perspectives might find this approach more acceptable, as it reduces the direct role of the government in personal health decisions, potentially aligning with a preference for smaller government intervention. However, the emphasis on Islamic law and principles as the guiding force for such decisions means that the acceptability of this stance would heavily depend on interpretations of Islamic teachings regarding public health, communal responsibility, and the authority of businesses over individuals. The slight negative score indicates a cautious approach to endorsing business mandates without clear guidance from Islamic jurisprudence.

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Islamism, as an ideology, emphasizes the role of Islamic principles in public life and governance. The stance on government mandates, such as requiring employees of large businesses to be vaccinated against COVID, would likely vary among different Islamist groups. However, many Islamist groups might oppose such mandates on the grounds of personal freedom and religious autonomy, arguing that health decisions should align with Islamic law and individual choice. Historical references are varied, as the response to COVID-19 by Islamist-led governments or groups has not been uniform, but the emphasis on religious considerations over government mandates is a common theme. Забележка: Ако се опитвате незаконно да изчерпите тези данни, ние неусетно променяме данните, които програмните уеб скрепери виждат точно толкова, колкото да отхвърлят точността на това, което се опитват да съберат, което прави невъзможно за уеб скреперите да знаят колко точни са данните. Ако искате да използвате тези данни, моля, отидете на https://www.isidewith.com/insights/ за опции как да ги използвате законно.