education, inequalities, and freedom
... view in its June 2014 issue: “wars have always been deemed as unwanted and emergency situations in the human history whereas the times of peace have been understood as natural, desirable and a permanent feature of life.” At one place in the article, a reference mentioning Maulana Maududi tells that ...
... view in its June 2014 issue: “wars have always been deemed as unwanted and emergency situations in the human history whereas the times of peace have been understood as natural, desirable and a permanent feature of life.” At one place in the article, a reference mentioning Maulana Maududi tells that ...
the mecca question
... prayer to Allah, given to them by Muhammad their prophet. Every day, five times a day, they face a black rock in far off Mecca, and submit themselves afresh to the religion of Islam. Every day, five times a day, they bow as a corporate group, all around the world, to express their solidarity as foll ...
... prayer to Allah, given to them by Muhammad their prophet. Every day, five times a day, they face a black rock in far off Mecca, and submit themselves afresh to the religion of Islam. Every day, five times a day, they bow as a corporate group, all around the world, to express their solidarity as foll ...
Irfan Ahmad`s Immanent Critique - Institute for Humanities Research
... religionizes texts. Historically speaking, textual tradition definitely included religious texts, but it also included several others. In Muslim tradition, as the historian Muzaffar Alam observes, the meaning of sharia itself varied from one context to another. Sharia was not simply a body of theologi ...
... religionizes texts. Historically speaking, textual tradition definitely included religious texts, but it also included several others. In Muslim tradition, as the historian Muzaffar Alam observes, the meaning of sharia itself varied from one context to another. Sharia was not simply a body of theologi ...
The Reopening of the Islamic Code Introduction
... interpretation of the Basic Code good for all Muslims across the world. Diverse Muslim ...
... interpretation of the Basic Code good for all Muslims across the world. Diverse Muslim ...
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... Assembly). All these attempts, however, ended in failure and shari’a remains lacking a constitutional status. The second theme demonstrated the extent to which the state has accommodated shari’a by incorporating its rules into the national law. Since 1970s, the New Order regime started allowing, alb ...
... Assembly). All these attempts, however, ended in failure and shari’a remains lacking a constitutional status. The second theme demonstrated the extent to which the state has accommodated shari’a by incorporating its rules into the national law. Since 1970s, the New Order regime started allowing, alb ...
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... and not much research done on the non-western cultures, particularly the Islamic culture. Yukl (2002) states “Most of the research on leadership during the past half century has been conducted in the United States, Canada and the Western Europe. The amount of leadership research conducted in the non ...
... and not much research done on the non-western cultures, particularly the Islamic culture. Yukl (2002) states “Most of the research on leadership during the past half century has been conducted in the United States, Canada and the Western Europe. The amount of leadership research conducted in the non ...
Tablighi Jamaat
... for spreading faith)[2] is a transnational religious movement which was founded in 1926 by Muhammad Ilyas al-Kandhlawi in India.[5] The movement primarily aims at Islamic spiritual reformation by working at the grass roots level, reaching out to Muslims across all social and economic spectra to brin ...
... for spreading faith)[2] is a transnational religious movement which was founded in 1926 by Muhammad Ilyas al-Kandhlawi in India.[5] The movement primarily aims at Islamic spiritual reformation by working at the grass roots level, reaching out to Muslims across all social and economic spectra to brin ...
the critique of arab thought: mohammed arkoun`s
... contextualization in a continued circle. It means, when one investigating and at the same time “reproducing” meaning, the three aspects should be employed continually. When one investigates the meaning of a text, the he/she should give attention to its context at the same time from where the text ca ...
... contextualization in a continued circle. It means, when one investigating and at the same time “reproducing” meaning, the three aspects should be employed continually. When one investigates the meaning of a text, the he/she should give attention to its context at the same time from where the text ca ...
Zanzibaris or Amakhuwa? Sufi Networks in South Africa
... emphasizes their Makua origins, but focuses on their relations with Durban’s Indian Muslims.5 Gerhardus Oosthuizen pays greater attention to Zanzibari ritual practices and their African indigenous dimensions, but d ...
... emphasizes their Makua origins, but focuses on their relations with Durban’s Indian Muslims.5 Gerhardus Oosthuizen pays greater attention to Zanzibari ritual practices and their African indigenous dimensions, but d ...
The Evolution of Persian Thought regarding Art and Figural
... Islam is often regarded (and according to traditional Islamic law and teachings, quite rightly so) as an anti-iconic religion which prohibits the painting, sculpting, owning, patronizing, buying or selling of art which involves figural representation. However, contrary to the anti-iconic teachings o ...
... Islam is often regarded (and according to traditional Islamic law and teachings, quite rightly so) as an anti-iconic religion which prohibits the painting, sculpting, owning, patronizing, buying or selling of art which involves figural representation. However, contrary to the anti-iconic teachings o ...
Antidiscrimination Resolution
... • Patterns of pejoratives towards Christians and superlatives toward Muslims, calling Crusaders aggressors, "violent attackers," or "invaders" while euphemizing Muslim conquest of Christian lands as "migrations" by "empire builders" (see documentation in Appendix II); • Politically-correct whitewash ...
... • Patterns of pejoratives towards Christians and superlatives toward Muslims, calling Crusaders aggressors, "violent attackers," or "invaders" while euphemizing Muslim conquest of Christian lands as "migrations" by "empire builders" (see documentation in Appendix II); • Politically-correct whitewash ...
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... for himself and a stallion. For centuries, merchants brought horses to Hormuz and delivered them across the Indian Ocean to the armies of various Indian states.25 Upon reaching Chaul (a harbor on the Malabar coast, east of Bombay), Nikitin was greeted by the Hindu inhabitants where he remarked, "eve ...
... for himself and a stallion. For centuries, merchants brought horses to Hormuz and delivered them across the Indian Ocean to the armies of various Indian states.25 Upon reaching Chaul (a harbor on the Malabar coast, east of Bombay), Nikitin was greeted by the Hindu inhabitants where he remarked, "eve ...
IAIB 3101-Fiqh ul Muaamalath *II
... – sale will exist but will be void due to defect because of non compliance of conditions of contract – the buyer does not have the title to subject matter – the seller does not have title to price – Both subject matter and price cannot be used lawfully – the produce of both will be unlawful ...
... – sale will exist but will be void due to defect because of non compliance of conditions of contract – the buyer does not have the title to subject matter – the seller does not have title to price – Both subject matter and price cannot be used lawfully – the produce of both will be unlawful ...
Ramadan – The Month of Fasting
... Ramadan – The Month of Fasting Practices During the month of Ramadan Some groups of people (including children, the mentally and physically ill, the elderly, expectant or breast feeding mothers) are exempt from fasting (for health reasons). Many who are exempt from fasting will donate food to the p ...
... Ramadan – The Month of Fasting Practices During the month of Ramadan Some groups of people (including children, the mentally and physically ill, the elderly, expectant or breast feeding mothers) are exempt from fasting (for health reasons). Many who are exempt from fasting will donate food to the p ...
De-Romanticizing the Islamic State`s Vision of the Caliphate
... those coming from al-Qaeda, as well as comments made by individuals on Islamist websites and forums. These texts are drawn from groups based in the Middle East, North Africa and Southeast Asia. Of those, over 400 (roughly ten percent) make mention of the Caliph or Caliphate. Given this frequency, it ...
... those coming from al-Qaeda, as well as comments made by individuals on Islamist websites and forums. These texts are drawn from groups based in the Middle East, North Africa and Southeast Asia. Of those, over 400 (roughly ten percent) make mention of the Caliph or Caliphate. Given this frequency, it ...
`Kafir Harbi` in Malaysia: Another Path to Polarization
... Islamic texts.22 The debate caused a storm in a teacup, and was not taken seriously. It was always considered a political gimmick that tended to emerge during an election period. However, the statement of the Mufti of Pahang came at the wrong time, and in a wrong situation. His statement was unfortu ...
... Islamic texts.22 The debate caused a storm in a teacup, and was not taken seriously. It was always considered a political gimmick that tended to emerge during an election period. However, the statement of the Mufti of Pahang came at the wrong time, and in a wrong situation. His statement was unfortu ...
Fundamentals of Islamic Economic System Exchange
... Meaning and Importance: Exchange means transfer of one thing for another or for money. Thus any commercial or business transaction which involves transfer of one thing for another-it may be one commodity in exchange for another commodity or one commodity in exchange for money-is called exchange. In ...
... Meaning and Importance: Exchange means transfer of one thing for another or for money. Thus any commercial or business transaction which involves transfer of one thing for another-it may be one commodity in exchange for another commodity or one commodity in exchange for money-is called exchange. In ...
1 Arabism and Islamism in Sayyid Qutb`s Thought onNationalism By
... irregular; definite and permanent, as opposed to casual or temporary. Therefore, the Arabs call "the master of command (amir) or leader, who legislates for the people, qayyim."(n28) The word qayyim is used by the Qur'an few times (i.e., 30:43; 18:2; 98:5; 9:36). The latter verse, for instance, state ...
... irregular; definite and permanent, as opposed to casual or temporary. Therefore, the Arabs call "the master of command (amir) or leader, who legislates for the people, qayyim."(n28) The word qayyim is used by the Qur'an few times (i.e., 30:43; 18:2; 98:5; 9:36). The latter verse, for instance, state ...
the australian federation of islamic councils
... Animal fat from abattoirs is classified into edible and inedible fats. Edible fats are obtained from certain parts of a carcass which are certified sound and healthy by the Department of Primary Industry (DPI). Edible fats can be used in their original form or further processed by rendering process ...
... Animal fat from abattoirs is classified into edible and inedible fats. Edible fats are obtained from certain parts of a carcass which are certified sound and healthy by the Department of Primary Industry (DPI). Edible fats can be used in their original form or further processed by rendering process ...
Three Different Readings of al-Farabi`s Political Philosophy
... Addition to historical analyses, three different types of reading of the ideas of al-Farabi have been offered: First, the connection between his ideas and the Greek thought; second, the connection between his ideas and theology, and the relationship that can be established between philosophy and rel ...
... Addition to historical analyses, three different types of reading of the ideas of al-Farabi have been offered: First, the connection between his ideas and the Greek thought; second, the connection between his ideas and theology, and the relationship that can be established between philosophy and rel ...
Slayt 1
... The phenomenon of Islamic banking and finance can be said to be the outcome of this consensus. Accordingly the Pakistan Council of Islamic Ideology clearly declared that fact in its 1980 report on the elimination of interest from the Pakistan economy stating that: “The term riba (usury) encompasses ...
... The phenomenon of Islamic banking and finance can be said to be the outcome of this consensus. Accordingly the Pakistan Council of Islamic Ideology clearly declared that fact in its 1980 report on the elimination of interest from the Pakistan economy stating that: “The term riba (usury) encompasses ...
Read Study - Strategic Studies Institute
... have witnessed the ignoble rise and now-pending destruction of the al-Qaeda terrorist entity, one of the modern world’s most vicious and successful transnational organizations. Scholars and national security personnel have dedicated vast resources to dissecting and analyzing al-Qaeda’s ideological, ...
... have witnessed the ignoble rise and now-pending destruction of the al-Qaeda terrorist entity, one of the modern world’s most vicious and successful transnational organizations. Scholars and national security personnel have dedicated vast resources to dissecting and analyzing al-Qaeda’s ideological, ...
Resolutions of Islamic Fiqh Council Makkah Mukarramah
... them the straight path: “Verily, this is My Straight Path, so follow it and follow not (other) paths. They will scatter you about from His (great) Path…” (Qur’an, 6:153) Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) has been reported as saying: “I have left with you two things, which if you adhere to, you wi ...
... them the straight path: “Verily, this is My Straight Path, so follow it and follow not (other) paths. They will scatter you about from His (great) Path…” (Qur’an, 6:153) Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) has been reported as saying: “I have left with you two things, which if you adhere to, you wi ...
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... Arabic lapidary kufic in Africa: Egypt - North Africa -...: 7728 Arabic linguistic tradition: 13006 Arabic literary heritage: ...: 362 Arabic literary works ...: 319 Arabic literature to the end of the Umayyad period: 7876 Arabic made easy: 631 Arabic mathematical sciences: instrument, texts, transm ...
... Arabic lapidary kufic in Africa: Egypt - North Africa -...: 7728 Arabic linguistic tradition: 13006 Arabic literary heritage: ...: 362 Arabic literary works ...: 319 Arabic literature to the end of the Umayyad period: 7876 Arabic made easy: 631 Arabic mathematical sciences: instrument, texts, transm ...
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... exploitation of resources to obtain maximum profit. Principles of Islamic commercial transaction are nurtured to check exploitation, inequities and the creation of economic imbalances in society by means of various concepts and principles to eradicate unjust enrichment. Central to the concept of Isl ...
... exploitation of resources to obtain maximum profit. Principles of Islamic commercial transaction are nurtured to check exploitation, inequities and the creation of economic imbalances in society by means of various concepts and principles to eradicate unjust enrichment. Central to the concept of Isl ...
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.