Islamic Perspective of Leadership: A Role
... Our beloved Holy Prophet Hazrat Muhammad (SAW), for the duration of his stay at Madina served as the head of the Executive or the equivalent of the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of the State, Justice, Controller, Commander-in-chief and Mentor etc. The problems faced by the individuals and the societ ...
... Our beloved Holy Prophet Hazrat Muhammad (SAW), for the duration of his stay at Madina served as the head of the Executive or the equivalent of the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of the State, Justice, Controller, Commander-in-chief and Mentor etc. The problems faced by the individuals and the societ ...
Islamic economics versus market economics: The concept of taxations
... willingness and not imposed by the government, the tax system in Islamic countries has not fully developed and traditional taxation is not very effective in generating enough revenue to support necessary government expenditures with its goals. However, on an individual level, economic equality is pu ...
... willingness and not imposed by the government, the tax system in Islamic countries has not fully developed and traditional taxation is not very effective in generating enough revenue to support necessary government expenditures with its goals. However, on an individual level, economic equality is pu ...
Islam is a comprehensive way of life
... pages which are all valid to this day, challenging all the world’s falsehoods and injustice with comprehensive teachings, principles and laws, and shedding light on contemporary values, presenting solutions to present issues and standing as a guide for our everyday life and problems. ...
... pages which are all valid to this day, challenging all the world’s falsehoods and injustice with comprehensive teachings, principles and laws, and shedding light on contemporary values, presenting solutions to present issues and standing as a guide for our everyday life and problems. ...
Islamic Marriage
... B. Why do we need to know the rules? It is the duty of every Muslim to follow the Islamic laws not only in matters of prayers and fasting but in all his actions. Islam has well defined rules about marriage and sex too. So if you want to follow Islam fully, then you must know the Islamic rules and re ...
... B. Why do we need to know the rules? It is the duty of every Muslim to follow the Islamic laws not only in matters of prayers and fasting but in all his actions. Islam has well defined rules about marriage and sex too. So if you want to follow Islam fully, then you must know the Islamic rules and re ...
Questions, Muhammad, Part #4
... What was the agreement about during the second pledge of Aqaba between Muhammad (pbuh) and the Medanese? a. They will worship only God. b. a above + not commit adultery, steal or bring false charges + a and c. c. Muhammad (pbuh) and the Muslims move to Medina. d. All above + attack Quraish and conqu ...
... What was the agreement about during the second pledge of Aqaba between Muhammad (pbuh) and the Medanese? a. They will worship only God. b. a above + not commit adultery, steal or bring false charges + a and c. c. Muhammad (pbuh) and the Muslims move to Medina. d. All above + attack Quraish and conqu ...
kaligrafi khat
... the Hearing, the Seeing.” The soul of art must be submitted with the human nature, because the freedom of the soul in the form of art is in sanctity of nature, which has been given by Allah for human. The function of art is not different with ration, so that human realizes the connection with nature ...
... the Hearing, the Seeing.” The soul of art must be submitted with the human nature, because the freedom of the soul in the form of art is in sanctity of nature, which has been given by Allah for human. The function of art is not different with ration, so that human realizes the connection with nature ...
Designing Islamic constitutions: Past trends and
... On the system, see generally, e.g., Bernard G. Weiss, The Spirit of Islamic Law 38–87 (1998); Wael Hallaq, A History of Islamic Legal Theories (1997); Wael Hallaq, Authority, Continuity and Change in Islamic Law (2001). ...
... On the system, see generally, e.g., Bernard G. Weiss, The Spirit of Islamic Law 38–87 (1998); Wael Hallaq, A History of Islamic Legal Theories (1997); Wael Hallaq, Authority, Continuity and Change in Islamic Law (2001). ...
Islamic Art and Culture: a resource for teachers
... When Muhammad died in 632, no successor had been identified— or even whether a successor was possible. Were individual Muslims bound only to God or also to each other in an Islamic polity? Initially, some Arab tribes withdrew from the Muslim state. Abu Bakr assumed Muhammad’s temporal authority (no ...
... When Muhammad died in 632, no successor had been identified— or even whether a successor was possible. Were individual Muslims bound only to God or also to each other in an Islamic polity? Initially, some Arab tribes withdrew from the Muslim state. Abu Bakr assumed Muhammad’s temporal authority (no ...
In the Name of the Most High
... Imam Ali and the Shia-Sunni “Split” Although the terms Sunni and Shia (also referred to as “Shi’ite”) have taken on a very geopolitically charged meaning in the modern context, they originate from the disagreements in early Muslim communities over the role of the Holy Prophet’s household in Islam. O ...
... Imam Ali and the Shia-Sunni “Split” Although the terms Sunni and Shia (also referred to as “Shi’ite”) have taken on a very geopolitically charged meaning in the modern context, they originate from the disagreements in early Muslim communities over the role of the Holy Prophet’s household in Islam. O ...
Islamic Civilization
... Sources of Islamic Teachings The Quran • Islam’s holy book; main source of teaching • According to Islam, the record of God’s revelation to Muhammad, compiled by his followers • Written in verse and studied in Arabic by Muslims everywhere The Sunnah • Guidelines for living a proper life, based on th ...
... Sources of Islamic Teachings The Quran • Islam’s holy book; main source of teaching • According to Islam, the record of God’s revelation to Muhammad, compiled by his followers • Written in verse and studied in Arabic by Muslims everywhere The Sunnah • Guidelines for living a proper life, based on th ...
Back - myCCS
... • 1: There is one and only one God • 2: Muslims should treat one another like family • 3: Slaves should be treated with kindness and mercy ...
... • 1: There is one and only one God • 2: Muslims should treat one another like family • 3: Slaves should be treated with kindness and mercy ...
Islam - myCCS
... • 1: There is one and only one God • 2: Muslims should treat one another like family • 3: Slaves should be treated with kindness and mercy ...
... • 1: There is one and only one God • 2: Muslims should treat one another like family • 3: Slaves should be treated with kindness and mercy ...
the deviant shiites
... internet and also distributing their propaganda books and materials at public spots such as mosques and bus stations. Nowadays, there is a significant number of Malays converted to Shiism in addition to the existing followers of Shiites parentage. The Shiites actively propagating their beliefs and d ...
... internet and also distributing their propaganda books and materials at public spots such as mosques and bus stations. Nowadays, there is a significant number of Malays converted to Shiism in addition to the existing followers of Shiites parentage. The Shiites actively propagating their beliefs and d ...
Muhammed versus Jesus (PPT Slides)
... Sacred Texts15 Muslims argue that God is revealed by the words placed in the mouths of certain righteous people called prophets. These words have been turned into books such as the Torah (first five books of the bible) the Gospels of the Christians, and the Quran. Muslims also believe that God ...
... Sacred Texts15 Muslims argue that God is revealed by the words placed in the mouths of certain righteous people called prophets. These words have been turned into books such as the Torah (first five books of the bible) the Gospels of the Christians, and the Quran. Muslims also believe that God ...
this PDF file - Canadian Center of Science and Education
... side informed the Muslims of the region about its rights and abilities and on the other hand, returned the invincible spell of despotism and colonialism to the Muslims nations void the venture and self-confidence(Imperialism) and this issue was a condition which as Eghbal Lahouri says, Tehran became ...
... side informed the Muslims of the region about its rights and abilities and on the other hand, returned the invincible spell of despotism and colonialism to the Muslims nations void the venture and self-confidence(Imperialism) and this issue was a condition which as Eghbal Lahouri says, Tehran became ...
Language and Style of the Qur`ān
... obligatory, of dogmas (see belief and unbelief; creeds). The other conception is anthropological, and because of the reason just mentioned, it is represented only outside of the world of Islam, although not only by non-Muslims: some Muslims, admittedly very few (and usually not living in Muslim cou ...
... obligatory, of dogmas (see belief and unbelief; creeds). The other conception is anthropological, and because of the reason just mentioned, it is represented only outside of the world of Islam, although not only by non-Muslims: some Muslims, admittedly very few (and usually not living in Muslim cou ...
the dimensions of an islamic economic model
... ii) That commitment is the ideal economic behaviour in an Islamic society establishes one distinctive feature of the Islamic economy: in it the economically rational actions are consistent with a morally motivated conduct. This is because commitment -- doing good to others even when it takes sacrifi ...
... ii) That commitment is the ideal economic behaviour in an Islamic society establishes one distinctive feature of the Islamic economy: in it the economically rational actions are consistent with a morally motivated conduct. This is because commitment -- doing good to others even when it takes sacrifi ...
Jihad Re-Examined: Islamic Law and International Law
... sources of Sharia (Islamic law). The primary sources are the Qur’an (believed to be the very word of God)2 and the Hadith/Sunnah (narrations concerning words and actions of Prophet Muhammad).3 The secondary sources, which represent the human understanding and articulation of the primary sources, are ...
... sources of Sharia (Islamic law). The primary sources are the Qur’an (believed to be the very word of God)2 and the Hadith/Sunnah (narrations concerning words and actions of Prophet Muhammad).3 The secondary sources, which represent the human understanding and articulation of the primary sources, are ...
The Companions of Prophet Muhammad: Zayd ibn Thabit
... built as some of the boys already training with the army. The Prophet recognised his zeal and treated him with great respect but denied him the opportunity to join the army. Zayd felt sad, angry and dejected. Instead of wallowing in grief, Zayd decided to do something that was sure to please the Pro ...
... built as some of the boys already training with the army. The Prophet recognised his zeal and treated him with great respect but denied him the opportunity to join the army. Zayd felt sad, angry and dejected. Instead of wallowing in grief, Zayd decided to do something that was sure to please the Pro ...
Deen and Sharee`ah
... marrying brothers and sisters. When the human society was grown big enough and the exceptional need was not there, Allaah SWT disallowed it through a subsequent messenger. This process of reform and update continued until the human society was mature enough that a final edition of Sharee‘ah could be ...
... marrying brothers and sisters. When the human society was grown big enough and the exceptional need was not there, Allaah SWT disallowed it through a subsequent messenger. This process of reform and update continued until the human society was mature enough that a final edition of Sharee‘ah could be ...
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... reproduce food from different ingredients. However, religious communities, including Muslims, have raised some ethical concerns about some food production activities, which are not in line with their religious values. For instant, Muslims rejected those foods which were derived from pork and its der ...
... reproduce food from different ingredients. However, religious communities, including Muslims, have raised some ethical concerns about some food production activities, which are not in line with their religious values. For instant, Muslims rejected those foods which were derived from pork and its der ...
1 Lien Iffah Naf`atu Fina Final Paper/ April 11, 2014 Living Beauty in
... architecture, describes the following, “when sun brings to life powerful volumes and geometry plays a central role.”2 In other words, Pei considers geometry as the universal variable of Islamic art. In addition, regions usually covered in the discussion of Islamic art are from Spain to South Asia, w ...
... architecture, describes the following, “when sun brings to life powerful volumes and geometry plays a central role.”2 In other words, Pei considers geometry as the universal variable of Islamic art. In addition, regions usually covered in the discussion of Islamic art are from Spain to South Asia, w ...
who is muhammad
... Khurram Murad has been a source of guidance and inspiration to thousands of people the world over. His death in December 1996 has deprived the Ummah of one of its great sons – a thinker, a prolific writer, a teacher, a guide and a leader of the Islamic movement. During the last months of his life he ...
... Khurram Murad has been a source of guidance and inspiration to thousands of people the world over. His death in December 1996 has deprived the Ummah of one of its great sons – a thinker, a prolific writer, a teacher, a guide and a leader of the Islamic movement. During the last months of his life he ...
introduction to the development of hadith literature
... disapproval) on the life of allah's messenger (s) form what is generally defined by hadith scholars as al sunnah al tashri`iyyah, that is, that which either have a legal value or which provide guidance to the muslim community. part ii: historical background preservation of the qur'anic text in brief ...
... disapproval) on the life of allah's messenger (s) form what is generally defined by hadith scholars as al sunnah al tashri`iyyah, that is, that which either have a legal value or which provide guidance to the muslim community. part ii: historical background preservation of the qur'anic text in brief ...
Essential Elements in Islamic Finance
... and Muslims: The Arabic word Islam means ‘safe and sound’ and ‘submission’ to the will of God. Muslims believe that there is only one God and that the Prophet Muhammad, blessings and peace be on him, was the last Messenger sent by God to man. The Arabic word Allah literally means ‘the God’. Muslims ...
... and Muslims: The Arabic word Islam means ‘safe and sound’ and ‘submission’ to the will of God. Muslims believe that there is only one God and that the Prophet Muhammad, blessings and peace be on him, was the last Messenger sent by God to man. The Arabic word Allah literally means ‘the God’. Muslims ...
Sources of sharia
Various sources of sharia are used by Islamic jurisprudence to elucidate the sharia, the body of Islamic law. The primary sources, accepted universally by all Muslims, are the Qur'an and Sunnah. The Qur'an is the holy scripture of Islam, believed by Muslims to be the direct and unaltered word of God. The Sunnah consists of the religious actions and quotations of the Islamic prophet Muhammad and narrated through his Companions and the Imams (per the beliefs of the Sunni and Shi'ite schools respectively).As Islamic regulations stated in the primary sources do not explicitly deal with every conceivable eventuality, jurisprudence must refer to resources and authentic documents to find the correct course of action. According to Sunni schools of law, secondary sources of Islamic law are consensus, the exact nature of which bears no consensus itself; analogical reason; pure reason; seeking the public interest; juristic discretion; the rulings of the first generation of Muslims; and local customs. Hanafi school frequently relies on analogical deduction and independent reasoning, and Maliki and Hanbali generally use the Hadith instead. Shafi'i school uses Sunnah more than Hanafi and analogy more than two others. Among Shia, Usuli school of Ja'fari jurisprudence uses four sources, which are Qur'an, Sunnah, consensus and the intellect. They use consensus under special conditions and rely on the intellect to find general principles based on the Qur'an and Sunnah, and use the principles of jurisprudence as a methodology to interpret the Qur'an and Sunnah in different circumstances. Akhbari Ja'faris rely more on tradition and reject ijtihad. According to Momen, despite considerable differences in the principles of jurisprudence between Shia and the four Sunni schools of law, there are fewer differences in the practical application of jurisprudence to ritual observances and social transactions.