Cash Waqf: An Innovative Instrument for Economic
... 3. The Cash Waqf Debate The concept of perpetuity and inalienability means that once a property, often real estate, is dedicated as a waqf, it is dedicated forever. However, the terminology of cash waqf to the layman could be understood as a moveable or alienable concept compared to other waqf prope ...
... 3. The Cash Waqf Debate The concept of perpetuity and inalienability means that once a property, often real estate, is dedicated as a waqf, it is dedicated forever. However, the terminology of cash waqf to the layman could be understood as a moveable or alienable concept compared to other waqf prope ...
Tablighi Jamaat: Discourse and Challenges
... according to a common man’s understanding level. The aim was to make the common people understand the principles through parables from the lives of the Prophet’s companions and sufi mystics. That is how the Tablighi Jamaat spread. It is interesting to note that Maulana Mohammed Ilyas established edu ...
... according to a common man’s understanding level. The aim was to make the common people understand the principles through parables from the lives of the Prophet’s companions and sufi mystics. That is how the Tablighi Jamaat spread. It is interesting to note that Maulana Mohammed Ilyas established edu ...
Miracles and Militancy: The Evental Origins of Religious Revolution
... immediate future.”1 Olivier Roy discusses the transnational trajectory of religion through a detailed analysis of religious fundamentalism, de-contextualization, and globalization. In Holy Ignorance, Roy describes the reformulation of religion into ‘free-floating’ signs circulated through global net ...
... immediate future.”1 Olivier Roy discusses the transnational trajectory of religion through a detailed analysis of religious fundamentalism, de-contextualization, and globalization. In Holy Ignorance, Roy describes the reformulation of religion into ‘free-floating’ signs circulated through global net ...
Muslim Impact on Religion and Culture of the Kalash
... with the Muslims in this region for a long period of time, and had been under Muslim rule most of this period. In spite of being a small minority community, surrounded by the Muslims from all sides, they still are able to sustain their religious ideas and practices to display the most colourful way ...
... with the Muslims in this region for a long period of time, and had been under Muslim rule most of this period. In spite of being a small minority community, surrounded by the Muslims from all sides, they still are able to sustain their religious ideas and practices to display the most colourful way ...
A Brief Overview of al Jinn within Islamic Cosmology and Religiosity
... While the world of the jinn is generally believed to be perfectly parallel to the human world, the primary difference is that jinn are able to move between their world and ours, while humans cannot perform this task (Rothberg 2004:36). Although the difference in nature between a jinn and a human is ...
... While the world of the jinn is generally believed to be perfectly parallel to the human world, the primary difference is that jinn are able to move between their world and ours, while humans cannot perform this task (Rothberg 2004:36). Although the difference in nature between a jinn and a human is ...
Islamic Social Welfare and the Role of Zakah in the Family System
... Preferment in society was exposed to the two extreme of negligence and excessiveness. Relations in Capitalism are based on monopoly, resulting in an unequal wealth distribution. In Socialism and Communism, relations are based on materialistic equality to diminish the conflicts arising from unequal w ...
... Preferment in society was exposed to the two extreme of negligence and excessiveness. Relations in Capitalism are based on monopoly, resulting in an unequal wealth distribution. In Socialism and Communism, relations are based on materialistic equality to diminish the conflicts arising from unequal w ...
Reorienting Sufism: Hamka and Islamic Mysticism in the
... Mohammad Djamil Djambek, Sheikh Abdullah Ahmad, and Sheikh Thaib Umar, all of whom spent many years studying in Mecca, Abdul Karim Amrullah formed a formidable anti-Sufi faction that invited strong reactions from Sumatra’s traditionalist Muslim leaders.2 As one of the leaders of the Muhammadiyah ref ...
... Mohammad Djamil Djambek, Sheikh Abdullah Ahmad, and Sheikh Thaib Umar, all of whom spent many years studying in Mecca, Abdul Karim Amrullah formed a formidable anti-Sufi faction that invited strong reactions from Sumatra’s traditionalist Muslim leaders.2 As one of the leaders of the Muhammadiyah ref ...
Laskar Jihad and the Conflict in Ambon
... on such truth. Accordingly, they hold that Christianity is a distortion of God’s message, and that all babies are born Muslim and only made Christian or Jewish by their parents. These beliefs sanctioned the forced conversion of Maluku’s Christians to Islam—returning people to their original, true fa ...
... on such truth. Accordingly, they hold that Christianity is a distortion of God’s message, and that all babies are born Muslim and only made Christian or Jewish by their parents. These beliefs sanctioned the forced conversion of Maluku’s Christians to Islam—returning people to their original, true fa ...
tudmislamim - E-Journal Syarif Hidayatullah State Islamic University
... Agus Salim was also a figure who opened up Natsir's intellectual insight. Salim was viewed by many foreign and Indonesian scholars as "the Father of Indonesian Muslim Intellecruals." He combined both intellectual and political activities. As with Hassan, Salim was also inclined towards debate and po ...
... Agus Salim was also a figure who opened up Natsir's intellectual insight. Salim was viewed by many foreign and Indonesian scholars as "the Father of Indonesian Muslim Intellecruals." He combined both intellectual and political activities. As with Hassan, Salim was also inclined towards debate and po ...
Mystics and Sufi Masters
... church*s highest authorities, one tends to forget that prior to the council the ground was prepared for the principles enunciated in Nostra Aetate by a remarkable group of people whose intercultural religious experience was the very basis of their holiness, and whose ideas and influences were largel ...
... church*s highest authorities, one tends to forget that prior to the council the ground was prepared for the principles enunciated in Nostra Aetate by a remarkable group of people whose intercultural religious experience was the very basis of their holiness, and whose ideas and influences were largel ...
Islam and the Moral Economy: The Challenge of Capitalism
... fields to colonise all of social and economic life. At its heart lies a series of negations or exclusions, founded upon new understandings of property and labour, and increasingly incorporated into the legal, coercive apparatus of the political order. This process and its formidable defences were co ...
... fields to colonise all of social and economic life. At its heart lies a series of negations or exclusions, founded upon new understandings of property and labour, and increasingly incorporated into the legal, coercive apparatus of the political order. This process and its formidable defences were co ...
Endless Bliss-II
... although evil people will attack, try to change and defile it. I, Huseyn Hilmi Işık, the son of Sa’îd Bey, and who prepared this book, Endless Bliss, believed in the one Creator when I was very young. I learned that His Name is Allah, that His last Prophet’s name is Muhammad and the name of the reli ...
... although evil people will attack, try to change and defile it. I, Huseyn Hilmi Işık, the son of Sa’îd Bey, and who prepared this book, Endless Bliss, believed in the one Creator when I was very young. I learned that His Name is Allah, that His last Prophet’s name is Muhammad and the name of the reli ...
Endless Bliss-II_Layout 1
... who love and follow him! May Allâhu ta’âlâ bless you, my dear master’s children, with endless bliss. O you beloved children of my master, my dear teacher, who caused me to attain the blessings of this world and the next! You should know that this poor brother of yours, who is needy in every respect ...
... who love and follow him! May Allâhu ta’âlâ bless you, my dear master’s children, with endless bliss. O you beloved children of my master, my dear teacher, who caused me to attain the blessings of this world and the next! You should know that this poor brother of yours, who is needy in every respect ...
PLURALISM DISCOURSE The Views of Young Muhammadiyah
... whose position and strength need to be weakened. In doing so, several projects, including the liberalization of Islam have, been thrust upon Indonesia and other parts of Islamic world. According to Husaini, this is all part of a Western strategy to impose its hegemony on the Islamic world. This stra ...
... whose position and strength need to be weakened. In doing so, several projects, including the liberalization of Islam have, been thrust upon Indonesia and other parts of Islamic world. According to Husaini, this is all part of a Western strategy to impose its hegemony on the Islamic world. This stra ...
- Sacramento - California State University
... view these radical Islamic beliefs as the hijacking of a peaceful religion rather than as an orthodox system of beliefs and practices rooted in history. The abandonment of the practice of violence is what, according to radical Muslims, has brought the current state of decadence and internal conflict ...
... view these radical Islamic beliefs as the hijacking of a peaceful religion rather than as an orthodox system of beliefs and practices rooted in history. The abandonment of the practice of violence is what, according to radical Muslims, has brought the current state of decadence and internal conflict ...
part i muslims and rulers during the precolonial period
... come into contact with Islam when their migrations took place. The Minya, a Malinke dialect, is spoken by the ruling lineages of Mande origin among the Senufo (also present-day Northern Ivory Coast), and was noted to have been adopted even by some Senufo. However, the most important Mande-tan dialec ...
... come into contact with Islam when their migrations took place. The Minya, a Malinke dialect, is spoken by the ruling lineages of Mande origin among the Senufo (also present-day Northern Ivory Coast), and was noted to have been adopted even by some Senufo. However, the most important Mande-tan dialec ...
Graham_ThoseWhoStudyQuran - Digital Access to Scholarship
... for whom they will have served from childhood as a moral and religious injunction to occupy themselves with God’s word, but also to those of us of differing faith who have in their scholarly quest for knowledge and understanding made the Qur’ān a principal focus of their study and teaching. In centu ...
... for whom they will have served from childhood as a moral and religious injunction to occupy themselves with God’s word, but also to those of us of differing faith who have in their scholarly quest for knowledge and understanding made the Qur’ān a principal focus of their study and teaching. In centu ...
Exploring the Foundations of an Islamic Identity in a Global Context:
... decades. The appellation “Malay”, while embraced by many leaders and community members has also been challenged by scholars and community leaders, both for reasons of historical accuracy (India was the place of origin of the majority of Cape slaves) and ideology (the Islamic identity supersedes all ...
... decades. The appellation “Malay”, while embraced by many leaders and community members has also been challenged by scholars and community leaders, both for reasons of historical accuracy (India was the place of origin of the majority of Cape slaves) and ideology (the Islamic identity supersedes all ...
Amelia Eckles`s Islam paper
... Suffering is an inescapable part of the human experience. Therefore, religions take great care to address suffering – its cause, it purpose, how one should react or respond to it, etc. Sacred Islamic texts, rituals, and experiences serve to deal with the presence of suffering in Muslims’ lives. The ...
... Suffering is an inescapable part of the human experience. Therefore, religions take great care to address suffering – its cause, it purpose, how one should react or respond to it, etc. Sacred Islamic texts, rituals, and experiences serve to deal with the presence of suffering in Muslims’ lives. The ...
Rethinking world history
... next 25 years he continually reworked this early piece, which went through a number of different forms, always changing, always deepening.5 Over the years that followed, Hodgson's thoughts on how to reconceptualize world history and the place of Europe in it were published in a number of seminal art ...
... next 25 years he continually reworked this early piece, which went through a number of different forms, always changing, always deepening.5 Over the years that followed, Hodgson's thoughts on how to reconceptualize world history and the place of Europe in it were published in a number of seminal art ...
Chapter 13
... beginning of the seventh century that some Muslim ascetics (zuhhad), steeped in piety, began to feel a need to devote themselves to this divine adoration. These zuhhad observed the behavioural code known as adabi; they also observed rituals which occupied a vital place in their way of living and beh ...
... beginning of the seventh century that some Muslim ascetics (zuhhad), steeped in piety, began to feel a need to devote themselves to this divine adoration. These zuhhad observed the behavioural code known as adabi; they also observed rituals which occupied a vital place in their way of living and beh ...
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... in detail in the forty-second paragraph, in which it will be seen that it is wrong and out of place to use this word for Islam.[1] 1 - The reformer, in order to deceive the youth, pretends to be a man of religion; he says: “In accordance with the modern age, improvements in our religion also should ...
... in detail in the forty-second paragraph, in which it will be seen that it is wrong and out of place to use this word for Islam.[1] 1 - The reformer, in order to deceive the youth, pretends to be a man of religion; he says: “In accordance with the modern age, improvements in our religion also should ...
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 ...
Index to English Titles »v¼¦¢¯A ºB´¯A±®î ³½Bª¯
... Age of the Kushanas: a numismatic study: 441 Age of Zarathushtra: 873, 8857 Age of Zoroaster and the Rigveda: 6571 Agha, shaikh and state: the social and political structures of Kurdistan: 2647 Agricultural change and rural society in Southern Iran: 6776 ...
... Age of the Kushanas: a numismatic study: 441 Age of Zarathushtra: 873, 8857 Age of Zoroaster and the Rigveda: 6571 Agha, shaikh and state: the social and political structures of Kurdistan: 2647 Agricultural change and rural society in Southern Iran: 6776 ...
The Palestinian Islamic Jihad`s U.S. Cell
... The Palestinian Islamic Jihad as an organization, and the set of ideas that make up its ideology, draws inspiration from a number of sources, including the formulations of various prominent Muslim ideologues, the deeds of certain historical personages within the Palestinian narrative, as well as spe ...
... The Palestinian Islamic Jihad as an organization, and the set of ideas that make up its ideology, draws inspiration from a number of sources, including the formulations of various prominent Muslim ideologues, the deeds of certain historical personages within the Palestinian narrative, as well as spe ...
Islam in Egypt
Islam in Egypt is the dominant religion in country with around 80 million Muslims, comprising 94.7% of the population, as of 2010. Almost the entirety of Egypt's Muslims are Sunnis, with a small minority of Shia and Ahmadi Muslims. The latter, however, are not recognized by Egypt. Islam has been recognized as the state religion since 1980.Prior to Napoleon's invasion in 1798, almost all of Egypt's educational, legal, public health, and social welfare issues were in the hands of religious functionaries. Ottoman rule reinforced the public and political roles of the ulama (religious scholars), as Mamluk rule had done before the Ottomans, because Islam was the state religion and because political divisions in the country were based on religious divisions. During the 19th and 20th centuries, successive governments made extensive efforts to limit the role of the ulama in public life and to bring religious institutions under closer state control.After the Egyptian Revolution of 1952, the government assumed responsibility for appointing officials to mosques and religious schools. The government mandated reform of Al-Azhar University beginning in 1961. These reforms permitted department heads to be drawn from outside the ranks of the traditionally trained orthodox ulama.