Our World - Plan International USA
... times daily. If possible, Muslims pray in a mosque, and on Friday do so with common prayer and a sermon. Islam also requires that Muslims make a pilgrimage, called the Hajj, to the holy city of Mecca at least once in their lifetime. Islamic holidays include Ramadan, the holiest month of the Muslim c ...
... times daily. If possible, Muslims pray in a mosque, and on Friday do so with common prayer and a sermon. Islam also requires that Muslims make a pilgrimage, called the Hajj, to the holy city of Mecca at least once in their lifetime. Islamic holidays include Ramadan, the holiest month of the Muslim c ...
Qadar in Classical and Modern Islamic Discourses
... from the classical views. But what bind both the classical and the modern alike is the relationship between the understanding of time with the human destiny or qadar. The Terminology of al-Qadr The word al-qadar derives from word ‘qadr’ means amount, quantity, magnitude, size, volume, propotion, dea ...
... from the classical views. But what bind both the classical and the modern alike is the relationship between the understanding of time with the human destiny or qadar. The Terminology of al-Qadr The word al-qadar derives from word ‘qadr’ means amount, quantity, magnitude, size, volume, propotion, dea ...
www.ssoar.info Political Management of Islamic Fundamentalism
... western interests in the oil-producing region of the Muslim world, but also as a destabilizing force to the western-dominated global order. For these reasons, the western powers have primarily been concerned with Islamic fundamentalist movements in the regions of the Middle East and North Africa (or ...
... western interests in the oil-producing region of the Muslim world, but also as a destabilizing force to the western-dominated global order. For these reasons, the western powers have primarily been concerned with Islamic fundamentalist movements in the regions of the Middle East and North Africa (or ...
Islam is a `peaceful religion,` NOT! Half of Muslims believe the world
... Muslims across the 39 countries and territories surveyed differ significantly in their levels of religious commitment, openness to multiple interpretations of their faith and acceptance of various sects and movements. Some of these differences are apparent at a regional level. For example, at least ...
... Muslims across the 39 countries and territories surveyed differ significantly in their levels of religious commitment, openness to multiple interpretations of their faith and acceptance of various sects and movements. Some of these differences are apparent at a regional level. For example, at least ...
Political Management of Islamic Fundamentalism
... western interests in the oil-producing region of the Muslim world, but also as a destabilizing force to the western-dominated global order. For these reasons, the western powers have primarily been concerned with Islamic fundamentalist movements in the regions of the Middle East and North Africa (or ...
... western interests in the oil-producing region of the Muslim world, but also as a destabilizing force to the western-dominated global order. For these reasons, the western powers have primarily been concerned with Islamic fundamentalist movements in the regions of the Middle East and North Africa (or ...
Cyclical History: The Political Basis of Islam as a Centripetal and
... The rise and decline of the early, unified Islamic society can be rationalized in these terms. In a relatively short span of time, the underdeveloped, divided territory of Arabia, dominated by countless autonomous clans and tribes, was transformed into a centralized, cohesive, and highly bureaucrati ...
... The rise and decline of the early, unified Islamic society can be rationalized in these terms. In a relatively short span of time, the underdeveloped, divided territory of Arabia, dominated by countless autonomous clans and tribes, was transformed into a centralized, cohesive, and highly bureaucrati ...
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... Islamic republic of Iran in central Asia on the other hand, it could be seen that in fact, Iran has been conducting a realistic and pragmatic policy toward Islamic fundamentalism. In reality, with respect to the priorities of Iran’s foreign policy in Central Asia, it could be said that after the ind ...
... Islamic republic of Iran in central Asia on the other hand, it could be seen that in fact, Iran has been conducting a realistic and pragmatic policy toward Islamic fundamentalism. In reality, with respect to the priorities of Iran’s foreign policy in Central Asia, it could be said that after the ind ...
ibnu taimiyah and his concept of economy
... learning the Europeans to Muslim intellectuals in Cordova (Spain) such as Ibn Rushd (Avveroes), the openness of knowledge of Islamic thought, the Western civilization Modern which were originally built by Mr modern philosopher Rene Descartes (1596-1650) would not exist. West will forever be in the d ...
... learning the Europeans to Muslim intellectuals in Cordova (Spain) such as Ibn Rushd (Avveroes), the openness of knowledge of Islamic thought, the Western civilization Modern which were originally built by Mr modern philosopher Rene Descartes (1596-1650) would not exist. West will forever be in the d ...
Islamic actors and interfaith relations in northern Nigeria
... traditional religions converted to Christianity, compared to those who converted to Islam. With no credible census data after 1963, and the final removal of questions on religious affiliation, we have very little evidence to go on. Instead, what we have are very contradictory assertions. For example ...
... traditional religions converted to Christianity, compared to those who converted to Islam. With no credible census data after 1963, and the final removal of questions on religious affiliation, we have very little evidence to go on. Instead, what we have are very contradictory assertions. For example ...
Jus ad Bellum in Modern Islamic Legal Discourse
... Is the same true for the laws of war? Certainly, Muslim states have been active in warfare in the modern period, less than many non-Muslim states, more than some. Some Muslim states have also not only claimed to be waging ‘jihads’ but also the authority to speak in the name of Islamic law. The Ottom ...
... Is the same true for the laws of war? Certainly, Muslim states have been active in warfare in the modern period, less than many non-Muslim states, more than some. Some Muslim states have also not only claimed to be waging ‘jihads’ but also the authority to speak in the name of Islamic law. The Ottom ...
O A RIGINAL RTICLE
... scholars have placed a broader interpretation on the Quranic teaching of fulfilling covenants. According to them, it involves meeting all one’s social and religious obligations. One is obligated to obey God and His Messenger. One also has obligations towards the family, neighbours and the society. F ...
... scholars have placed a broader interpretation on the Quranic teaching of fulfilling covenants. According to them, it involves meeting all one’s social and religious obligations. One is obligated to obey God and His Messenger. One also has obligations towards the family, neighbours and the society. F ...
Religion, State and Society in Muslim Countries
... Islamic world might not offer an ideal functioning democracy, but neither does it offer an ideal functioning Islamic polity. Though their views differ, these views essentially reflect the political reality of the Muslim world, which encompasses a variety of ‘functioning’ political systems. Are these ...
... Islamic world might not offer an ideal functioning democracy, but neither does it offer an ideal functioning Islamic polity. Though their views differ, these views essentially reflect the political reality of the Muslim world, which encompasses a variety of ‘functioning’ political systems. Are these ...
Islamic Anthropology and Salvation
... will. (87:2-3, 20:49-50, 17:44) Philosophers would subsequently debate whether God's will was innate in the creature, or represented God's immediate creation of all events as well as things. In either case the creature's submission to God's will was total. The third and by far most important realm i ...
... will. (87:2-3, 20:49-50, 17:44) Philosophers would subsequently debate whether God's will was innate in the creature, or represented God's immediate creation of all events as well as things. In either case the creature's submission to God's will was total. The third and by far most important realm i ...
Facebook as Social Media Tools among Muslim Youths in Malaysia
... Faith plays an important role in shaping the worldview and moral character of an individual Muslim. Perfect faith will produce human capital with high self-esteem, admirable character, protected from false teachings and can provide benefits to the community. (Mahmud Shaltut, 2001, 11) However, what ...
... Faith plays an important role in shaping the worldview and moral character of an individual Muslim. Perfect faith will produce human capital with high self-esteem, admirable character, protected from false teachings and can provide benefits to the community. (Mahmud Shaltut, 2001, 11) However, what ...
Prophethood and the Making of Islamic Historical Identity
... Prophethood1 and the Making of Islamic Historical Identity As monotheistic and scriptural religions, Judaism, Christianity, and Islam share many of the same beliefs and doctrines. Yet certain differences between these religions reflect to a great extent their religious distinctiveness and justify th ...
... Prophethood1 and the Making of Islamic Historical Identity As monotheistic and scriptural religions, Judaism, Christianity, and Islam share many of the same beliefs and doctrines. Yet certain differences between these religions reflect to a great extent their religious distinctiveness and justify th ...
Tearing Apart the Land: Islam and Legitimacy in southern Thailand
... “legitimacy” to rule in many modern postcolonial Asian and African states is not predicated upon a people’s wholesale acceptance of the government. The state has various mechanisms that it uses to “coerce” a people to accept its rule. (One such mechanism attempted in Thailand was the social contract ...
... “legitimacy” to rule in many modern postcolonial Asian and African states is not predicated upon a people’s wholesale acceptance of the government. The state has various mechanisms that it uses to “coerce” a people to accept its rule. (One such mechanism attempted in Thailand was the social contract ...
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... and ethical behaviour is a part of I%man (faith) itself. According to the Islamic teachings, Muslims have to jealously guard their behaviour, deeds, words, thoughts, feelings and intentions. Islam asks its believers to observe certain norms and moral codes in their family affairs; in dealings with r ...
... and ethical behaviour is a part of I%man (faith) itself. According to the Islamic teachings, Muslims have to jealously guard their behaviour, deeds, words, thoughts, feelings and intentions. Islam asks its believers to observe certain norms and moral codes in their family affairs; in dealings with r ...
What ISIS Really Wants
... that have been dormant for hundreds of years. “What’s striking about them is not just the literalism, but also the seriousness with which they read these texts,” Haykel said. “There is an assiduous, obsessive seriousness that Muslims don’t normally have.” Before the rise of the Islamic State, no gro ...
... that have been dormant for hundreds of years. “What’s striking about them is not just the literalism, but also the seriousness with which they read these texts,” Haykel said. “There is an assiduous, obsessive seriousness that Muslims don’t normally have.” Before the rise of the Islamic State, no gro ...
What ISIS Really Wants – The Atlantic
... traditions that have been dormant for hundreds of years. “What’s striking about them is not just the literalism, but also the seriousness with which they read these texts,” Haykel said. “There is an assiduous, obsessive seriousness that Muslims don’t normally have.” Before the rise of the Islamic St ...
... traditions that have been dormant for hundreds of years. “What’s striking about them is not just the literalism, but also the seriousness with which they read these texts,” Haykel said. “There is an assiduous, obsessive seriousness that Muslims don’t normally have.” Before the rise of the Islamic St ...
jabatan mufti perak
... ABIM.10 This alliance broke when Darul Arqam appeared to have openly challenged the state. It was reported that Ashaari challenged Prime Minister Mahathir in a popularity contest, in which Ashaari boasted that he would emerge the victor. The maverick mystic Ashaari later pointed out that through his ...
... ABIM.10 This alliance broke when Darul Arqam appeared to have openly challenged the state. It was reported that Ashaari challenged Prime Minister Mahathir in a popularity contest, in which Ashaari boasted that he would emerge the victor. The maverick mystic Ashaari later pointed out that through his ...
An Appraisal of Reformative Dimensions of Gülen Movement in Turkey
... The impact and correlation of modernity and Islam have been studied under the different modern theories. On the other hand, some Muslim thinkers perceive the contemporary reformative resurgence of Islamic movements because of the innate spirit of Islam which itself claims the renewal and revival of ...
... The impact and correlation of modernity and Islam have been studied under the different modern theories. On the other hand, some Muslim thinkers perceive the contemporary reformative resurgence of Islamic movements because of the innate spirit of Islam which itself claims the renewal and revival of ...
imam husain`s revolution
... people of those who will act as springs and guardians for this Message in the future. Emotions and sentiments are not loose in a Muslim's life, but are controlled by Islamic concepts and ideals. There is always a criterion for like and dislike which evolves from the deeply rooted Islamic concepts. ...
... people of those who will act as springs and guardians for this Message in the future. Emotions and sentiments are not loose in a Muslim's life, but are controlled by Islamic concepts and ideals. There is always a criterion for like and dislike which evolves from the deeply rooted Islamic concepts. ...
Traditional Islamic Approaches to Public International Law
... When dealing with any part of Islamic Law from a secular European perspective, some general key features have to be kept in mind.2 First of all, one should be aware that Islamic Law is not equivalent to Syrian Law, or Egyptian Law, or even the law of decidedly Islamic states, such as Iran or SaudiAr ...
... When dealing with any part of Islamic Law from a secular European perspective, some general key features have to be kept in mind.2 First of all, one should be aware that Islamic Law is not equivalent to Syrian Law, or Egyptian Law, or even the law of decidedly Islamic states, such as Iran or SaudiAr ...
Islam - integrated life studies
... routine; his day begins and ends. with a prayer. According to a famous hadith (the tradition of the Prophet), a Muslim who deliberately fails to observe his/her prayers ceases to be one in practice.10 Prayer is a testament of genuine obedience to God. The five obligatory prayers are the early mornin ...
... routine; his day begins and ends. with a prayer. According to a famous hadith (the tradition of the Prophet), a Muslim who deliberately fails to observe his/her prayers ceases to be one in practice.10 Prayer is a testament of genuine obedience to God. The five obligatory prayers are the early mornin ...
Muslim world
The term Muslim world, also known as Islamic world and the Ummah (Arabic: أمة, meaning ""nation"" or ""community"") has different meanings. In a religious sense, the Islamic Ummah refers to those who adhere to the teachings of Islam, referred to as Muslims. In a cultural sense, the Muslim Ummah refers to Islamic civilization, exclusive of non-Muslims living in that civilization. In a modern geopolitical sense, the term Islamic Nation usually refers collectively to Muslim-majority countries, states, districts, or towns.Although Islamic lifestyles emphasise unity and defence of fellow Muslims, schools and branches (see Shia–Sunni relations, for example) exist. In the past both Pan-Islamism and nationalist currents have influenced the status of the Muslim world.As of 2010, over 1.6 billion or about 23.4% of the world population are Muslims. By the percentage of the total population in a region considering themselves Muslim, 24.8% in Asia-Oceania do, 91.2% in the Middle East-North Africa, 29.6% in Sub-Saharan Africa, around 6.0% in Europe, and 0.6% in the Americas.