The Dog Debate in Malaysia
... necessary cleansing ritual (sertu) for Muslim attendees who have come into physical contact with dogs. To facilitate this, Muslim attendees who wished to participate were told beforehand to bring a bottle of water and soap that is made mainly from clay. Having acquired the knowledge of how sertu is ...
... necessary cleansing ritual (sertu) for Muslim attendees who have come into physical contact with dogs. To facilitate this, Muslim attendees who wished to participate were told beforehand to bring a bottle of water and soap that is made mainly from clay. Having acquired the knowledge of how sertu is ...
Wasatiyyah as Explained by Prof Muhammad Kamal Hassan
... The post-9/11 era has catapulted the issue of ‘wasatiyyah’ or moderation in Islam, among others, as an important research subject with two key objectives: (1) to correct the image of Islam that has been tarnished by extremism, and (2) to overcome the spread of extremism among the Muslims of the worl ...
... The post-9/11 era has catapulted the issue of ‘wasatiyyah’ or moderation in Islam, among others, as an important research subject with two key objectives: (1) to correct the image of Islam that has been tarnished by extremism, and (2) to overcome the spread of extremism among the Muslims of the worl ...
Ali Ibn Abu Talib, the Fourth Caliph
... Dear brothers and sisters: Today I will deal with the story of a great and noble man who was a sincere, pious, knowledgeable judge, a remarkable exegete of Qur’an and a righteous leader of the Muslim nation. I have dealt before with stories of great men and women in Islam, such as Abu Bakr, ‘Umar, A ...
... Dear brothers and sisters: Today I will deal with the story of a great and noble man who was a sincere, pious, knowledgeable judge, a remarkable exegete of Qur’an and a righteous leader of the Muslim nation. I have dealt before with stories of great men and women in Islam, such as Abu Bakr, ‘Umar, A ...
Islam - Assignment Point
... • Muslims have to respect Jews and Christians, the "People of the Book," who worship the same God (e.g., 2:62; 29:46). "And dispute ye not with the People of the Book, except with means better, unless it be with those of them who inflict wrong: but say, 'We believe in the revelation which has come ...
... • Muslims have to respect Jews and Christians, the "People of the Book," who worship the same God (e.g., 2:62; 29:46). "And dispute ye not with the People of the Book, except with means better, unless it be with those of them who inflict wrong: but say, 'We believe in the revelation which has come ...
Slide 1
... of war, Ibn Taymiyya insisted that non-Muslim prisoners of war also be released because they were under the Muslim protection. (Do you know who is the bankrupt man?) ...
... of war, Ibn Taymiyya insisted that non-Muslim prisoners of war also be released because they were under the Muslim protection. (Do you know who is the bankrupt man?) ...
QURANIC MOTIvATION FOR USING INFORMATION
... is processed and analysed, would we get useful information. Information upon further analysis and thought would create valuable knowledge. Most definitely, there are numerous verses in the Quran that touch on the importance of knowledge. Even from the very first revelation,9 we note the importance ...
... is processed and analysed, would we get useful information. Information upon further analysis and thought would create valuable knowledge. Most definitely, there are numerous verses in the Quran that touch on the importance of knowledge. Even from the very first revelation,9 we note the importance ...
Islam, Women, and Equality: Reading the Qur`an for
... gives her husband no further legal recourse against her. But the Sharia clearly ...
... gives her husband no further legal recourse against her. But the Sharia clearly ...
PROGRAM 109 ENMITY BETWEEN THE SEEDS
... a. Therein lies the conflict. b. This conflict is destined, according to Scripture, to involve the entire world. ...
... a. Therein lies the conflict. b. This conflict is destined, according to Scripture, to involve the entire world. ...
Taqi al-Din al-Nabhani and the Islamic Liberation Party
... his first work Saving Palestine (Ingadh Filastin). In it he relates the history of Palestine in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries in order to explain how Jewish sovereignty was established there. The last part of the book presents his ideas on how to liberate Palestine. Nabhani does not call fo ...
... his first work Saving Palestine (Ingadh Filastin). In it he relates the history of Palestine in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries in order to explain how Jewish sovereignty was established there. The last part of the book presents his ideas on how to liberate Palestine. Nabhani does not call fo ...
history of the islamic shiites (shias)
... works and to avoid all evil thoughts, words, and deeds •The Shiites are split into three main factions: Twelvers, Isma'iliyah, and Zaydiyah ...
... works and to avoid all evil thoughts, words, and deeds •The Shiites are split into three main factions: Twelvers, Isma'iliyah, and Zaydiyah ...
HAK PENGUASAAN ATAS TANAH MENURUT ISLAM
... Therefore, Islamic arguments on property rights, like those on other human rights, are ordered in more absolute terms within a vertical relationship governing ‘how man discharges his duties towards God’ in dealing with fellow human beings (Weeramantry 1988: 116–17). This is similar to other religiou ...
... Therefore, Islamic arguments on property rights, like those on other human rights, are ordered in more absolute terms within a vertical relationship governing ‘how man discharges his duties towards God’ in dealing with fellow human beings (Weeramantry 1988: 116–17). This is similar to other religiou ...
the ideal muslim husband doc
... How did the Prophet (peace be upon him) then, behave as a husband'? Obviously he observed the legal framework, but how did he behave in his day-to·-day relationships with his wives? A lot of information is to be gathered about this from the Hadith, both directly and indirectly, and also from the Sir ...
... How did the Prophet (peace be upon him) then, behave as a husband'? Obviously he observed the legal framework, but how did he behave in his day-to·-day relationships with his wives? A lot of information is to be gathered about this from the Hadith, both directly and indirectly, and also from the Sir ...
Islamic Finance OR By Dr. Aly Khorshid
... • It is a balance between the two systems, it is emphasis both individual economic freedom and the need to serve the common good ...
... • It is a balance between the two systems, it is emphasis both individual economic freedom and the need to serve the common good ...
FREE! Islam has been built on five pillars: Testifying that
... is one of the acts or righteousness. Even thought the Quran mentions that some prophets had more of a role to play than others that in terms of brotherhood it emphasizes that we should not make a distinction between them as it appears in (2:285) “We make no distinction (they say) between one and ano ...
... is one of the acts or righteousness. Even thought the Quran mentions that some prophets had more of a role to play than others that in terms of brotherhood it emphasizes that we should not make a distinction between them as it appears in (2:285) “We make no distinction (they say) between one and ano ...
Moral Governance of the Prophet Muhammad (s)
... included in his goals. Thus, the government he was to establish had to be moral in both its goals and its style. Two methods will be used to analyse the success of this goal, namely, the theological method and the scientific method. The theological method: it is accepted as an undeniable premise tha ...
... included in his goals. Thus, the government he was to establish had to be moral in both its goals and its style. Two methods will be used to analyse the success of this goal, namely, the theological method and the scientific method. The theological method: it is accepted as an undeniable premise tha ...
The Political System of Pakistan
... • Deepened relations with the US • dismantled the AQ Khan network in Pakistan • Maintained and developed ongoing relations with China, Iran, Russia and Japan • Maintained close relations with their ‘brotherly Islamic countries including Turkey and special relations with Gulf countries in particular ...
... • Deepened relations with the US • dismantled the AQ Khan network in Pakistan • Maintained and developed ongoing relations with China, Iran, Russia and Japan • Maintained close relations with their ‘brotherly Islamic countries including Turkey and special relations with Gulf countries in particular ...
Ch. 5 Hinduism
... – Name-giving: Welcoming of the infant. Takes place between 3 and 6 weeks after birth. Name is usually associated with some Hindu god. Anyone converting to Hinduism would also go through this ceremony. – Feeding: The first time the kid eats solid food is marked. – Ear-piercing: Boys and girls have b ...
... – Name-giving: Welcoming of the infant. Takes place between 3 and 6 weeks after birth. Name is usually associated with some Hindu god. Anyone converting to Hinduism would also go through this ceremony. – Feeding: The first time the kid eats solid food is marked. – Ear-piercing: Boys and girls have b ...
Europeanisation, not Islamisation- Written by Bassam
... for bringing Islam and Europe together on European soil, both Muslims and Europeans are challenged to do their homework in a project for the inner peace of Europe. It should be seen as a positive development that today’s Europeans are turning away from their former Eurocentrism. Unfortunately, howev ...
... for bringing Islam and Europe together on European soil, both Muslims and Europeans are challenged to do their homework in a project for the inner peace of Europe. It should be seen as a positive development that today’s Europeans are turning away from their former Eurocentrism. Unfortunately, howev ...
Wife Battery in Islam: A Comprehensive
... School 2: Interpreting Verse 34 of the Al Nisa Chapter in the Qur’an as Islam Permitting Wife Beating With Conditions and As a Last Resort A second interpretation of Verse 34 of the Al Nisa chapter is more dominant in contemporary Muslim communities. This interpretation rules that Islam permits the ...
... School 2: Interpreting Verse 34 of the Al Nisa Chapter in the Qur’an as Islam Permitting Wife Beating With Conditions and As a Last Resort A second interpretation of Verse 34 of the Al Nisa chapter is more dominant in contemporary Muslim communities. This interpretation rules that Islam permits the ...
the story of “the path”
... not that surprised to find that the highest quality board games are now made in China. I immediately realized that the company I setup in the USA was now basically useless. The manufacturers are in China and the Market is in the Muslim countries, what good was it to have our company in the USA? I im ...
... not that surprised to find that the highest quality board games are now made in China. I immediately realized that the company I setup in the USA was now basically useless. The manufacturers are in China and the Market is in the Muslim countries, what good was it to have our company in the USA? I im ...
hadhrat umar in eyes of non-muslim writers
... the Prophet, as the stern advocate of vengeance. Ever ready to unsheathe the sword, it was he who at Badr advised that the prisoners to be all put to death. (The Holy Prophet forgave them on all) But age, as well as office, had now mellowed this asperity. His sense of justice was strong. And except ...
... the Prophet, as the stern advocate of vengeance. Ever ready to unsheathe the sword, it was he who at Badr advised that the prisoners to be all put to death. (The Holy Prophet forgave them on all) But age, as well as office, had now mellowed this asperity. His sense of justice was strong. And except ...
Let`s Review: The Third Unit - White Plains Public Schools
... Base your answer to question 3 on the passage below and on your knowledge of social studies. …The actual journey to Mecca (Makkah) began on the fifth of Dhu al-Hijjah, 1393 (the 29th of December, 1973, according to the Gregorian calendar), at Beirut International Airport, but it was not until the a ...
... Base your answer to question 3 on the passage below and on your knowledge of social studies. …The actual journey to Mecca (Makkah) began on the fifth of Dhu al-Hijjah, 1393 (the 29th of December, 1973, according to the Gregorian calendar), at Beirut International Airport, but it was not until the a ...
3 The Sacred Sources of Islam - UNC
... Medina. The community of believers has continued to elaborate and meditate upon the themes that emerged from his life and teachings. The importance of the Prophet Muhammad for the Islamic tradition is incalculably greater than one might suppose from the negative diatribes of European Christians, and ...
... Medina. The community of believers has continued to elaborate and meditate upon the themes that emerged from his life and teachings. The importance of the Prophet Muhammad for the Islamic tradition is incalculably greater than one might suppose from the negative diatribes of European Christians, and ...
ISIS and its faulty logic
... of Islam have always used this Standard, even in something like understanding the meaning of words and Ayaat of the Qur’an. Whenever a doubt arose about what the specific meaning of a word was, the scholars always asked, “How did the Sahaba understand that word?” That definition is taken as the corr ...
... of Islam have always used this Standard, even in something like understanding the meaning of words and Ayaat of the Qur’an. Whenever a doubt arose about what the specific meaning of a word was, the scholars always asked, “How did the Sahaba understand that word?” That definition is taken as the corr ...
Al-HUDAIBIYAH TREATY
... These are the realities of the clauses of the truce treaty and as it seems they all function in favour of the nascent Islamic state. However, two points in the treaty made it distasteful to some Muslims, namely they were not given access to the Holy Sanctuary that year, and the seemingly humiliating ...
... These are the realities of the clauses of the truce treaty and as it seems they all function in favour of the nascent Islamic state. However, two points in the treaty made it distasteful to some Muslims, namely they were not given access to the Holy Sanctuary that year, and the seemingly humiliating ...
Islam and other religions
Over the centuries of Islamic history, Muslim rulers, Islamic scholars, and ordinary Muslims have held many different attitudes towards other religions. Attitudes have varied according to time, place and circumstance.