The art of no-seduction: Muslim boy
... perfect blend of western fashion and distinctive Malaysian flavour. Siti is often seen as an icon of the New Malay, one who can uphold cultural and religious traditions and still be progressive. But while Siti is Muslim, she is not a Muslim artist. She is able to cleverly switch between the two pers ...
... perfect blend of western fashion and distinctive Malaysian flavour. Siti is often seen as an icon of the New Malay, one who can uphold cultural and religious traditions and still be progressive. But while Siti is Muslim, she is not a Muslim artist. She is able to cleverly switch between the two pers ...
IOSR Journal Of Humanities And Social Science (IOSR-JHSS)
... provide solutions to the sustainable da‟wah and can be a strategy that can exist or continue from age to age. H. Southeast Asian Requires Pioneer of Ummatan Wasathan Tracing the history that Muhammad Amien Rais said that during the 20th century, there are at least three major revolutions, declared M ...
... provide solutions to the sustainable da‟wah and can be a strategy that can exist or continue from age to age. H. Southeast Asian Requires Pioneer of Ummatan Wasathan Tracing the history that Muhammad Amien Rais said that during the 20th century, there are at least three major revolutions, declared M ...
1 Lien Iffah Naf`atu Fina Final Paper/ April 11, 2014 Living Beauty in
... which is founded in 1479 before the establishment of the first Islamic Kingdom in Java, the Demak Kingdom, is the oldest mosque to be known in the Malay world. The mosque was renovated and believed to acquire its current form in the early sixteenth century.9 Cirebon mosque was constructed in 1500.10 ...
... which is founded in 1479 before the establishment of the first Islamic Kingdom in Java, the Demak Kingdom, is the oldest mosque to be known in the Malay world. The mosque was renovated and believed to acquire its current form in the early sixteenth century.9 Cirebon mosque was constructed in 1500.10 ...
Islamic Fundamentalism in South Asia
... on their side, and the Qur’an, the Word of God, in their hands, reached the Atlantic Ocean. In 711, Musa bin Nusiir, the Muslim viceroy of Africa, sent Tariq bin Zayed, a Muslim convert and former Berber slave from North Africa, with an army of 12,000 men across the Mediterranean to Spain. He landed ...
... on their side, and the Qur’an, the Word of God, in their hands, reached the Atlantic Ocean. In 711, Musa bin Nusiir, the Muslim viceroy of Africa, sent Tariq bin Zayed, a Muslim convert and former Berber slave from North Africa, with an army of 12,000 men across the Mediterranean to Spain. He landed ...
Document
... -Man, his aim in life, the universe, way he interacts are all inter-relate -Man’s behavior governed by rules of Quran and Sunnah -Pursue material gain with a view that existence in this world and hereafter -Emphasize the importance of hereafter ...
... -Man, his aim in life, the universe, way he interacts are all inter-relate -Man’s behavior governed by rules of Quran and Sunnah -Pursue material gain with a view that existence in this world and hereafter -Emphasize the importance of hereafter ...
Part 2. What are the problems?
... By the mid-nineteenth century, liberal policies had also come to dominate Germany and the separation of church and state became a prominent issue. The Kulturkampf in Germany is usually framed by the years 1871 and 1878 with the Catholic Church officially announcing its end in 1880 but the struggle ...
... By the mid-nineteenth century, liberal policies had also come to dominate Germany and the separation of church and state became a prominent issue. The Kulturkampf in Germany is usually framed by the years 1871 and 1878 with the Catholic Church officially announcing its end in 1880 but the struggle ...
the t889.90 eamine and the mahdiyya in the sudan: an
... Medina. within that community the state was but ttre plurality of its citizens unified by the faith and obedience to the commands of God. The army was but the citizenry in arms, and institutions such as the såûrd, the council, and the bai
... Medina. within that community the state was but ttre plurality of its citizens unified by the faith and obedience to the commands of God. The army was but the citizenry in arms, and institutions such as the såûrd, the council, and the bai
The Charter and Political Violence
... This emphasis in Qutb comes from the works of Mawdudi, who deposited sovereignty in raab. ...
... This emphasis in Qutb comes from the works of Mawdudi, who deposited sovereignty in raab. ...
The Umayyads: The First Muslim Dynasty The Umayyads were the
... the ways of its Byzantine and Persian predecessors, and instead developed its own unique character that would define Islamic states from then on. Abd al-Malik emphasized the importance of Islam to the state, and claimed the role of leader of Muslims, as well as leader of the empire. He used state mo ...
... the ways of its Byzantine and Persian predecessors, and instead developed its own unique character that would define Islamic states from then on. Abd al-Malik emphasized the importance of Islam to the state, and claimed the role of leader of Muslims, as well as leader of the empire. He used state mo ...
. Je~isalem as Archetype. of the Harmonious Islamic Urban
... according to local tradition, that the Byzantine ban on Jews living in Jerusalem be maintained by the Muslims. And while the Jewish population never numbered more than a few thousand and often far less up until the early nineteenth century, Jerusalem was to share with Safed the reputation as the gre ...
... according to local tradition, that the Byzantine ban on Jews living in Jerusalem be maintained by the Muslims. And while the Jewish population never numbered more than a few thousand and often far less up until the early nineteenth century, Jerusalem was to share with Safed the reputation as the gre ...
The Umayyads: The First Muslim Dynasty The Umayyads were the
... the ways of its Byzantine and Persian predecessors, and instead developed its own unique character that would define Islamic states from then on. Abd al-Malik emphasized the importance of Islam to the state, and claimed the role of leader of Muslims, as well as leader of the empire. He used state mo ...
... the ways of its Byzantine and Persian predecessors, and instead developed its own unique character that would define Islamic states from then on. Abd al-Malik emphasized the importance of Islam to the state, and claimed the role of leader of Muslims, as well as leader of the empire. He used state mo ...
Unity of Muslim Omah
... If you have been brought to activism or brought to Islam by a certain group, you naturally become one of them. But if you wake up to Islam or activism on your own, you will have a tough decision to make. This is a tough challenge because at this stage, you do not have enough knowledge to pick and ch ...
... If you have been brought to activism or brought to Islam by a certain group, you naturally become one of them. But if you wake up to Islam or activism on your own, you will have a tough decision to make. This is a tough challenge because at this stage, you do not have enough knowledge to pick and ch ...
... In actual fact there is a group of scholars using these types of conventional development theories who are of the opinion that these theories can be applied or used to manage issues and problems relating to Islam as long as these theories do not run contrary to the Islamic principles. In reinforcing ...
IOSR Journal Of Humanities And Social Science (IOSR-JHSS)
... debate, free choice, and a weighing of options by the majority within a society. To complicate matters further some Islamic political parties are divided into moderate and radical fundamentalist segments, while those subsectors (as well as other Islamic parties) are divided into visible campaigning ...
... debate, free choice, and a weighing of options by the majority within a society. To complicate matters further some Islamic political parties are divided into moderate and radical fundamentalist segments, while those subsectors (as well as other Islamic parties) are divided into visible campaigning ...
Chapter Five Islamic Challenges in African Christianity Akintunde E. Akinade
... spread of Arabic and contacts with northern Africa helped to establish Islam among the masses. By the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries in West Africa, the consolidation of Muslim trading networks connected by lineage, trade, and Sufi brotherhoods had reached a crescendo and this enabled Muslims t ...
... spread of Arabic and contacts with northern Africa helped to establish Islam among the masses. By the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries in West Africa, the consolidation of Muslim trading networks connected by lineage, trade, and Sufi brotherhoods had reached a crescendo and this enabled Muslims t ...
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... Islam became thus deep-rooted and gave rise to specific modes of interaction with non-Muslims. The religiously and culturally plural society bred accommodation, exchange, pragmatic tolerance and even symbiosis between the (religious) communities, fed by underlying commonalities of local culture. Due ...
... Islam became thus deep-rooted and gave rise to specific modes of interaction with non-Muslims. The religiously and culturally plural society bred accommodation, exchange, pragmatic tolerance and even symbiosis between the (religious) communities, fed by underlying commonalities of local culture. Due ...
Social Contradiction, Globalization and 9/11
... Huntington on Clashes of the Future A rather different analysis is suggested by Huntington, who already in the 1990s worked out a vision of future wars as due, not to economics or political considerations but rather to what he called differences between cultures or ‘civilizations’, which he later ap ...
... Huntington on Clashes of the Future A rather different analysis is suggested by Huntington, who already in the 1990s worked out a vision of future wars as due, not to economics or political considerations but rather to what he called differences between cultures or ‘civilizations’, which he later ap ...
Contesting rituals - Carolina Academic Press
... from the protests by Pakistani immigrants mobilized against Salman Rushdie’s book The Satanic Verses, notes how in the course of these protests the ritualized activities of clubs, societies, and festivals gave women opportunities to play more prominent roles and to issues challenges to the authority ...
... from the protests by Pakistani immigrants mobilized against Salman Rushdie’s book The Satanic Verses, notes how in the course of these protests the ritualized activities of clubs, societies, and festivals gave women opportunities to play more prominent roles and to issues challenges to the authority ...
The Notion of Modesty in Muslim Women`s Clothing
... In physical terms, modesty is connected with the awra’, an Arabic term meaning ‘inviolate vulnerability’ (El Guindi 1999:142), or ‘what must be covered’ and consisting of the private body parts of a human being. For men, the awra’ is from the navel to the knee (or mid-thigh in some rulings) (AlQarad ...
... In physical terms, modesty is connected with the awra’, an Arabic term meaning ‘inviolate vulnerability’ (El Guindi 1999:142), or ‘what must be covered’ and consisting of the private body parts of a human being. For men, the awra’ is from the navel to the knee (or mid-thigh in some rulings) (AlQarad ...
UBL Calls on Somalis To Continue Jihad Against 'International Crusade'
... Massoud. Who were leaders of the Afghan mujahideen, before they turned back on their heels (as apostates) and helped their ally America to bring down the Islamic Emirate in Afghanistan. Such is the case with Shaykh Shareef. He was the president of the Islamic Courts and with the mujahideen, but as a ...
... Massoud. Who were leaders of the Afghan mujahideen, before they turned back on their heels (as apostates) and helped their ally America to bring down the Islamic Emirate in Afghanistan. Such is the case with Shaykh Shareef. He was the president of the Islamic Courts and with the mujahideen, but as a ...
Corporate Social Responsibility: An Islamic Perspective
... Mukhazir, SLAB Candidate at the Academy of Islamic Studies, University of Malaya. ...
... Mukhazir, SLAB Candidate at the Academy of Islamic Studies, University of Malaya. ...
Islamic Philosophy and the Challenge of Post Modernism: A
... will be able to say that we are living in an enlightened age. These views of Marx and Kant were more relevant to Europe only. Muslim world provided a socially, economically and politically just system to the world for at least 50 years in the rule of Caliphates. In the period after caliphates too, ...
... will be able to say that we are living in an enlightened age. These views of Marx and Kant were more relevant to Europe only. Muslim world provided a socially, economically and politically just system to the world for at least 50 years in the rule of Caliphates. In the period after caliphates too, ...
The Political Thought of Tahir-ul-Qadri in its Islamic Context
... the Jamaat-e-Islami and the Muslim Brotherhood. This development within the Islamic world has summoned modern Muslim intellectuals like Tahir-ul-Qadri to explore the debate over the future role of the Islamic state, that is, how Islam has become a state-centric political ideology fit for radicals to ...
... the Jamaat-e-Islami and the Muslim Brotherhood. This development within the Islamic world has summoned modern Muslim intellectuals like Tahir-ul-Qadri to explore the debate over the future role of the Islamic state, that is, how Islam has become a state-centric political ideology fit for radicals to ...
Islamic Spirituality Movement and Its Implications on Social and
... however, the common people joined in greater numbers. Tariqas were viewed as a source of spiritual power at the same time as legitimating and empowering the position of the king. It is understandable however that the kings should have been reluctant to let the people encouraging people to have acces ...
... however, the common people joined in greater numbers. Tariqas were viewed as a source of spiritual power at the same time as legitimating and empowering the position of the king. It is understandable however that the kings should have been reluctant to let the people encouraging people to have acces ...
ORIGINAL ISLAM
... by virtually all Muslims as divinely inspired. 3. Hadith – a collection of short stories and traditions. Of these hadiths there are various interpretations by different sects of Islam. The Sira and the Hadith together are called the Sunna. It is this Trilogy, the Koran, Sira and Hadith that is Islam ...
... by virtually all Muslims as divinely inspired. 3. Hadith – a collection of short stories and traditions. Of these hadiths there are various interpretations by different sects of Islam. The Sira and the Hadith together are called the Sunna. It is this Trilogy, the Koran, Sira and Hadith that is Islam ...
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.