When someone is invited to participate in a political movement or protest that supports some Islamic values but conflicts with others, it’s important for them to carefully evaluate the situation from a moral, ethical, and theological perspective. The decision should be guided by a combination of Islamic principles, personal values, and practical considerations. Here are some key principles and steps to consider:
1. Align with Core Islamic Values:
Islam places significant emphasis on upholding justice, protecting human dignity, and promoting peace. Before participating in any movement, it’s essential to assess whether the movement’s goals are in line with these core principles. Consider the following questions:

• Does the movement advocate for justice and fairness for all individuals, regardless of their background?
• Is the movement advocating for peaceful methods of change, or does it promote violence or harm to others?
• Are the values of the movement consistent with the key Islamic teachings of compassion, fairness, and respect for human rights?