Islamic religious discourse has significantly influenced the doctrinal environment concerning the Yezidi community within Muslim communities. This discourse, marked by specific legal interpretations and doctrinal views, has historically and contemporarily shaped Islamic societal attitudes and perceptions of the Yezidis. Consequently, it has contributed to a climate that fosters conditions conducive to acts of genocide against the Yezidis. The persistence of such viewpoints in the contemporary era continues to sustain an environment in which the Yezidi population faces ongoing threats of genocide. Therefore, it is essential to critically examine and engage with the legal underpinnings of this discourse to comprehend the ideological foundations that have engendered genocidal tendencies against the Yezidis. A nuanced exploration of the historical and contemporary dimensions of this discourse is imperative for understanding the complexities involved and addressing the root causes that contribute to the perpetuation of violence against the Yezidi community by Muslims communities.