Iqbal`s Concept of Insan-i-Kamil or Mard-i
... consider space or time a reality, while pure duration sinks into abeyance. 19 In spite of all this, if man realizes the significance and power of his appreciative Self, he can transcend space and time, and can shatter the universe and regenerate the personality. 20 A revolution in his consciousness ...
... consider space or time a reality, while pure duration sinks into abeyance. 19 In spite of all this, if man realizes the significance and power of his appreciative Self, he can transcend space and time, and can shatter the universe and regenerate the personality. 20 A revolution in his consciousness ...
draft - KSU Faculty Member websites
... synthesis of the Jewish faith and the modern philosophy’6. Muslim scholars, along with their Jewish counterparts, pioneered the knowledge of rational sciences, mathematics and medicine. Many of these scholars have become familiar to students in the west under their Latin names, men such as the philo ...
... synthesis of the Jewish faith and the modern philosophy’6. Muslim scholars, along with their Jewish counterparts, pioneered the knowledge of rational sciences, mathematics and medicine. Many of these scholars have become familiar to students in the west under their Latin names, men such as the philo ...
Islamic critique (1)
... equal opportunities, such that everyone can use all of their abilities in ISLAMIC CRITIQUE OF CONVENTIONAL FINANCING ...
... equal opportunities, such that everyone can use all of their abilities in ISLAMIC CRITIQUE OF CONVENTIONAL FINANCING ...
Islamic Education Paper
... in Spain where the Muslims ruled for almost 800 years and which is usually referred to as the Golden Age of both Islamic and Jewish advancement in science, technology and philosophy. It was in Andalusia Spain that Islam is said to have given birth to a number of scholars who combined spiritual knowl ...
... in Spain where the Muslims ruled for almost 800 years and which is usually referred to as the Golden Age of both Islamic and Jewish advancement in science, technology and philosophy. It was in Andalusia Spain that Islam is said to have given birth to a number of scholars who combined spiritual knowl ...
Iqbal, the Sufi Epistemology, and the End Of History
... and abiding problems for him amongst the Muslim masses. To this day there are many Muslims who are inspired by Iqbal, but remain blissfully ignorant of the views mentioned above. The dualism in Iqbal’s thought and works is compounded by the fact that he sometimes says one thing in English, and then ...
... and abiding problems for him amongst the Muslim masses. To this day there are many Muslims who are inspired by Iqbal, but remain blissfully ignorant of the views mentioned above. The dualism in Iqbal’s thought and works is compounded by the fact that he sometimes says one thing in English, and then ...
the inclusive dynamics of islamic universalism
... This passage evidences the central position played in Qutb’s articulation by the notion of “sovereignty”, and by the particular semantic relation that such a signifier establishes with “God”. It is this relation that gives “sovereignty” its specific connotation, differentiating it from alternative n ...
... This passage evidences the central position played in Qutb’s articulation by the notion of “sovereignty”, and by the particular semantic relation that such a signifier establishes with “God”. It is this relation that gives “sovereignty” its specific connotation, differentiating it from alternative n ...
The Role of Culture in the Creation of Islamic Law
... The rapid growth of Islamic society required an effective legal system to govern its expansive population. 20 While the Qur'an provided Muslims with numerous rules regarding ethical personal conduct, it was relatively silent on the role of government, as only about eighty verses of the Qur'an are le ...
... The rapid growth of Islamic society required an effective legal system to govern its expansive population. 20 While the Qur'an provided Muslims with numerous rules regarding ethical personal conduct, it was relatively silent on the role of government, as only about eighty verses of the Qur'an are le ...
`True Man`: The True Economic Man for Islamic Economics
... distribution of income and wealth; social justice, are exact replicas of homo economicus because and balanced development goals. in the Islamic economics case, these economic agents do comply with the norms of ethics and Unavoidably, criticisms on IBF tend to erase the laws since they still abide by ...
... distribution of income and wealth; social justice, are exact replicas of homo economicus because and balanced development goals. in the Islamic economics case, these economic agents do comply with the norms of ethics and Unavoidably, criticisms on IBF tend to erase the laws since they still abide by ...
the interplay between religious leaders and organ donation among
... A review of the literature on organ donation and transplantation among Muslims reveals that Muslims are more likely than people of other faiths to have a negative attitude toward organ donation (Rasheed 2011). Study after study demonstrates two overarching themes: first, Muslims are frequently uncer ...
... A review of the literature on organ donation and transplantation among Muslims reveals that Muslims are more likely than people of other faiths to have a negative attitude toward organ donation (Rasheed 2011). Study after study demonstrates two overarching themes: first, Muslims are frequently uncer ...
Towards Islamic Worldview based Corporate Governance Framework
... al., 2006). There should be some mechanisms that align the interests of principals and agents (Judge et al., 2003). The suggested mechanism is good corporate governance by which this conflict of interest can be resolved to a certain extent (Gursoy and Aydogan, 2002). Cheung and Chan (2004) also desc ...
... al., 2006). There should be some mechanisms that align the interests of principals and agents (Judge et al., 2003). The suggested mechanism is good corporate governance by which this conflict of interest can be resolved to a certain extent (Gursoy and Aydogan, 2002). Cheung and Chan (2004) also desc ...
Between Text and Practice: Considerations in the Anthropological
... 2) "Orientalism" and the Study of Islam The question, "What is Islam?" is shaped in each scholar's mind by what Talal Asad calls the scholar's "narrative relation" to the tradition. Asad further argues that this relation is shaped by one's view of the tradition. Whether one supports, opposes, or vie ...
... 2) "Orientalism" and the Study of Islam The question, "What is Islam?" is shaped in each scholar's mind by what Talal Asad calls the scholar's "narrative relation" to the tradition. Asad further argues that this relation is shaped by one's view of the tradition. Whether one supports, opposes, or vie ...
4917-4921
... As regards the aims and main characteristics of `Abduh’s Islamic modernism, one can observe from what is said by Adams who thinks that Islamic modernism of `Abduh “constitutes an attempt to free the religion of Islam from the shackles of a too rigid orthodoxy, and to accomplish reforms which will re ...
... As regards the aims and main characteristics of `Abduh’s Islamic modernism, one can observe from what is said by Adams who thinks that Islamic modernism of `Abduh “constitutes an attempt to free the religion of Islam from the shackles of a too rigid orthodoxy, and to accomplish reforms which will re ...
i:\zakiyuddin b\jurnal\ijims\11 - Indonesian Journal of Islam and
... the argument of integration between Islam and state could not be found in the Quran and Hadith and in the ijma of ulama (consensus among Muslim scholars) because the main duty of the Prophet Muhammad was not to establish Islamic state. Soekarno says: In 1925, for instance, a book was published in Ca ...
... the argument of integration between Islam and state could not be found in the Quran and Hadith and in the ijma of ulama (consensus among Muslim scholars) because the main duty of the Prophet Muhammad was not to establish Islamic state. Soekarno says: In 1925, for instance, a book was published in Ca ...
EMERGENT ISSUES IN HETERODOX ISLAM AMONG THE
... Simon (2008) confirms ‘the Islamic topos that right belief and right behaviour would consist in following the Sunna of the Prophet and heresy in opposing him’ Yet Langer and Simon maintain that although orthodoxy is not an uncommon translation of Sunna ‘to equate orthodoxy with Sunnism results in de ...
... Simon (2008) confirms ‘the Islamic topos that right belief and right behaviour would consist in following the Sunna of the Prophet and heresy in opposing him’ Yet Langer and Simon maintain that although orthodoxy is not an uncommon translation of Sunna ‘to equate orthodoxy with Sunnism results in de ...
The Spirit of Muslim Culture According to Muhammad Iqbal
... the primary cause for their decline. Besides a code of law, an ideal society also needs a common centre for all its cultural and social activities. Iqbal emphasized that the unity of a society emanates from this very centre, and its existence can become strong by the strength of this centre. For the ...
... the primary cause for their decline. Besides a code of law, an ideal society also needs a common centre for all its cultural and social activities. Iqbal emphasized that the unity of a society emanates from this very centre, and its existence can become strong by the strength of this centre. For the ...
Vision of the Muslim Brotherhood on self
... south Sudan from north Sudan and erect sealed areas, where northerners were not allowed or work in the south and prevented southerners from having Arabic or Islamic names, or wearing Arab clothes. The churches and missionaries fired northerners and takeover education and evangelize the South, creati ...
... south Sudan from north Sudan and erect sealed areas, where northerners were not allowed or work in the south and prevented southerners from having Arabic or Islamic names, or wearing Arab clothes. The churches and missionaries fired northerners and takeover education and evangelize the South, creati ...
historical perspectives on the development of tasawwuf in west
... philosophy, Christianity and Buddhism which perhaps influenced their thinking. For this reason some of them came up with some speculative and philosophical ideas in Tasawwuf which are antithetical to the basic teachings of the Qur’an and prophetic Sunnah. In fact it could be posited that in the earl ...
... philosophy, Christianity and Buddhism which perhaps influenced their thinking. For this reason some of them came up with some speculative and philosophical ideas in Tasawwuf which are antithetical to the basic teachings of the Qur’an and prophetic Sunnah. In fact it could be posited that in the earl ...
music, cultural policies and Islam in West Java, Indonesia
... (2003:8) advocates that the scientific debate on Islam should be based on empirical reality (sumbur yang bersifat waqî’iy); the argumentation based on just ratio (akal) and revelation (wahyu) should be abandoned. Most Indonesian authors stress that Islam in Indonesia is not the same as Islam in the ...
... (2003:8) advocates that the scientific debate on Islam should be based on empirical reality (sumbur yang bersifat waqî’iy); the argumentation based on just ratio (akal) and revelation (wahyu) should be abandoned. Most Indonesian authors stress that Islam in Indonesia is not the same as Islam in the ...
Hamas, Al-Qaeda and the Islamisation of the Palestinian Cause (ARI)
... At the end of August 2008 the crisis between Fatah and Hamas had reached the Palestinian Authority’s schools on the Gaza Strip. With the opening of the school year at the beginning of September 2008, the Hamas government removed by force many of the teachers and principals who belonged to Fatah. In ...
... At the end of August 2008 the crisis between Fatah and Hamas had reached the Palestinian Authority’s schools on the Gaza Strip. With the opening of the school year at the beginning of September 2008, the Hamas government removed by force many of the teachers and principals who belonged to Fatah. In ...
IOSR Journal Of Humanities And Social Science (IOSR-JHSS)
... The purpose of the systematic unity of Islamic university was to regenerate the integrated individuals that can view life in its holistic nature with the spirit of Islam. The university in this system is aimed to revive the significant aspects of madrasah education into the present Muslim society fo ...
... The purpose of the systematic unity of Islamic university was to regenerate the integrated individuals that can view life in its holistic nature with the spirit of Islam. The university in this system is aimed to revive the significant aspects of madrasah education into the present Muslim society fo ...
“The Genesis of Islamic Economics” Revisited
... his country fellows and convince them on its virtues. He showed high optimism in this respect (Seoharwi, 1969, 1939, pp. 393-94). The same feeling was expressed in 1946 by Shaikh Mahmud Ahmad (d. 1990) in the preface of his work (1952, p. vi). He says: if Islamic economic order is something which ca ...
... his country fellows and convince them on its virtues. He showed high optimism in this respect (Seoharwi, 1969, 1939, pp. 393-94). The same feeling was expressed in 1946 by Shaikh Mahmud Ahmad (d. 1990) in the preface of his work (1952, p. vi). He says: if Islamic economic order is something which ca ...
Shakeel Begg v BBC - Courts and Tribunals Judiciary
... Islamist extremists ignore the Qur’anic conditions for qital in order to justify terrorist attacks against civilians (such as “9/11” and “7/7”). [§§110-111]. Islamic extremism and Salafism Most Islamist extremists claim to be Salafi Muslims but take scriptural literalism to an extreme extent and ‘ch ...
... Islamist extremists ignore the Qur’anic conditions for qital in order to justify terrorist attacks against civilians (such as “9/11” and “7/7”). [§§110-111]. Islamic extremism and Salafism Most Islamist extremists claim to be Salafi Muslims but take scriptural literalism to an extreme extent and ‘ch ...
The role of Balkan Muslims in building a European Islam
... political and religious actors in Bosnia and Herzegovina have tried to use the army and schools for authoritarian re-Islamisation purposes (religious education became semi-mandatory during the war, for instance), but have faced strong resistance from within Bosnian society. This paper gives a broad ...
... political and religious actors in Bosnia and Herzegovina have tried to use the army and schools for authoritarian re-Islamisation purposes (religious education became semi-mandatory during the war, for instance), but have faced strong resistance from within Bosnian society. This paper gives a broad ...
World Islamic Banking: Growth and Challenges Ahead*
... Islamic banking as practiced today does not provide capital guarantee in all its deposit accounts. In many countries, this is one of the two main objections to permitting the establishment of Islamic banks. There is no objection to paying zero interest on deposits. Thus, by paying zero interest and ...
... Islamic banking as practiced today does not provide capital guarantee in all its deposit accounts. In many countries, this is one of the two main objections to permitting the establishment of Islamic banks. There is no objection to paying zero interest on deposits. Thus, by paying zero interest and ...