Islamic Fundamentalism
... those who are not like-minded to be enemies. They have an overriding desire to wipe them off the face of the earth. They hold that these “enemies” are obstacles to their success and that it is therefore necessary to destroy them altogether. Only then can a system of their own choice be set in place. ...
... those who are not like-minded to be enemies. They have an overriding desire to wipe them off the face of the earth. They hold that these “enemies” are obstacles to their success and that it is therefore necessary to destroy them altogether. Only then can a system of their own choice be set in place. ...
an approach to pluralism, dialogue and peace in islamic world-view
... light of related controversial verses in the Qur’an. The study puts forward the assumption that historically Islamic teaching acknowledged plurality, and invited other faiths to co-operation in order to accomplish minimum three conditions of believing in one god, in hereafter and championing the act ...
... light of related controversial verses in the Qur’an. The study puts forward the assumption that historically Islamic teaching acknowledged plurality, and invited other faiths to co-operation in order to accomplish minimum three conditions of believing in one god, in hereafter and championing the act ...
The Teachings of Islam
... ideas of the Taliban occupied my mind a lot," he told reporters. "The Taliban are the only government that actually provides Islamic law." ...
... ideas of the Taliban occupied my mind a lot," he told reporters. "The Taliban are the only government that actually provides Islamic law." ...
US TV Primetime News prefer stereotypes
... Mohammed al-Buti Mohammed al-Tayeb Rahman al-Barr Riaz Ahmed Shams Ad-Duha Muhammad George Abu Zakhem ...
... Mohammed al-Buti Mohammed al-Tayeb Rahman al-Barr Riaz Ahmed Shams Ad-Duha Muhammad George Abu Zakhem ...
Reflecting to Explanation of Islamic City’s Authentic Concept J C
... from the pure teachings of Islam, perception and realization all aspects of dissociation due to the presence of some components of cultures and systematic difference in geographical, historical and social factors. Discussion is based on the existence of an intrinsic, general and structural connectio ...
... from the pure teachings of Islam, perception and realization all aspects of dissociation due to the presence of some components of cultures and systematic difference in geographical, historical and social factors. Discussion is based on the existence of an intrinsic, general and structural connectio ...
Still Standing for Islam
... the pagans of Mecca had accepted this formula, Muslims would not have needed to flee from Mecca, and then establish a state in Medina and afterwards get into a war of survival with Meccans and their allies. Thus the "Meccan verses" of tolerance tell us about the ideal Islamic mission. "Medinan verse ...
... the pagans of Mecca had accepted this formula, Muslims would not have needed to flee from Mecca, and then establish a state in Medina and afterwards get into a war of survival with Meccans and their allies. Thus the "Meccan verses" of tolerance tell us about the ideal Islamic mission. "Medinan verse ...
Islam and Democracy: A Critical Reappraisal of Adaptation and
... of pan-Arab governments from Israel in 1967, as well as the failure of the regimes to realize the stated objectives for the Muslim Arab masses caused that political Islam become the dominant discourse among Muslim societies. Initially, under the guise of “resistance identity”, Islamists sought to fi ...
... of pan-Arab governments from Israel in 1967, as well as the failure of the regimes to realize the stated objectives for the Muslim Arab masses caused that political Islam become the dominant discourse among Muslim societies. Initially, under the guise of “resistance identity”, Islamists sought to fi ...
Pleasures of Islamic children`s literature?
... bought the wolf disguise for the child? Who let him make such mistakes? How come that a mother says a word like ‘wild’? How can a writer have a child tell his mother ‘I’ll eat you up’ /…/.” (Mdallel 2003) Again, we must be careful not to generalize this as being representative for Arab writers or tr ...
... bought the wolf disguise for the child? Who let him make such mistakes? How come that a mother says a word like ‘wild’? How can a writer have a child tell his mother ‘I’ll eat you up’ /…/.” (Mdallel 2003) Again, we must be careful not to generalize this as being representative for Arab writers or tr ...
Religious Militancy in Islamic Perspective
... The other category of political set-up is the conception of Darul-Kufr (the Home of Atheism; all the nonMuslim states are included in this cluster). This cluster is further divided into two subgroups i.e. the non-Muslim states on war with Muslims and the non-combating non-Muslim states. According to ...
... The other category of political set-up is the conception of Darul-Kufr (the Home of Atheism; all the nonMuslim states are included in this cluster). This cluster is further divided into two subgroups i.e. the non-Muslim states on war with Muslims and the non-combating non-Muslim states. According to ...
constitutional politics - IIUM Journals
... and values. The Islamic mainstream, however, formed coalitions to defend the Islamic faith as well as its communitarian values and “special” constitutional position from the liberal challenge. Though the new human rights struggle may not be altogether “new,” its predominance in the discourse of law ...
... and values. The Islamic mainstream, however, formed coalitions to defend the Islamic faith as well as its communitarian values and “special” constitutional position from the liberal challenge. Though the new human rights struggle may not be altogether “new,” its predominance in the discourse of law ...
MSOG _ Newsletter - May 2009
... great challenges that include (and are not limited to), radical groups claiming to represent Islam and Muslims. Nevertheless, it does not help when an often-biased media propagates false messages where we, as people, ought to know better and are often too occupied to investigate what is being fed to ...
... great challenges that include (and are not limited to), radical groups claiming to represent Islam and Muslims. Nevertheless, it does not help when an often-biased media propagates false messages where we, as people, ought to know better and are often too occupied to investigate what is being fed to ...
1 Lien Iffah Naf`atu Fina Final Paper/ April 11, 2014 Living Beauty in
... Java, the Demak Kingdom, is the oldest mosque to be known in the Malay world. The mosque was renovated and believed to acquire its current form in the early sixteenth century.9 Cirebon mosque was constructed in 1500.10 The general characteristics of these mosques are: square ground-plan, multitiered ...
... Java, the Demak Kingdom, is the oldest mosque to be known in the Malay world. The mosque was renovated and believed to acquire its current form in the early sixteenth century.9 Cirebon mosque was constructed in 1500.10 The general characteristics of these mosques are: square ground-plan, multitiered ...
muqith.wordpress.com SURAH AL QALAM: PART 1 (VERSES 1
... 5. “Compromising one’s religion is dangerous behaviour”. Explain Allah’s and the Prophet’s guidance on this. Allah says, “Do not listen to the disbelievers. They would love it if you compromise (your religion) and they compromise (theirs)”. According to this ayah, a Muslim must hold strong to his or ...
... 5. “Compromising one’s religion is dangerous behaviour”. Explain Allah’s and the Prophet’s guidance on this. Allah says, “Do not listen to the disbelievers. They would love it if you compromise (your religion) and they compromise (theirs)”. According to this ayah, a Muslim must hold strong to his or ...
Politics or piety? Why the Muslim Brotherhood engages in social
... The caliphate in Banna’s conception can exist because cohesion exists across far smaller units not independent of, or irrelevant to it. Banna’s articulation of his understanding of the caliphate was very brief. He posits that the caliphate is the articulation of broadbased unity and affirms that the ...
... The caliphate in Banna’s conception can exist because cohesion exists across far smaller units not independent of, or irrelevant to it. Banna’s articulation of his understanding of the caliphate was very brief. He posits that the caliphate is the articulation of broadbased unity and affirms that the ...
Islamic Theology (PDF Available)
... but also in the frame of monographs, thus shaping the study of Islamic theology as an independent discipline. Research on Islamic theology in the late 19th century and the early th 20 century is characterized by a reliance on heresiographic literature, whose nature (see “sources”) dictates a descrip ...
... but also in the frame of monographs, thus shaping the study of Islamic theology as an independent discipline. Research on Islamic theology in the late 19th century and the early th 20 century is characterized by a reliance on heresiographic literature, whose nature (see “sources”) dictates a descrip ...
Creed_of_the_Prophets
... Coming together in belief requires a return to the fundamentals. “Say, “O people of the Book, come to a common word between us and you: that we worship none but Allah, and that we do not set up any equals with Him, and that none of us shall take any as lords besides Allah.” Then if they turn awa ...
... Coming together in belief requires a return to the fundamentals. “Say, “O people of the Book, come to a common word between us and you: that we worship none but Allah, and that we do not set up any equals with Him, and that none of us shall take any as lords besides Allah.” Then if they turn awa ...
Islam: Sunnis and Shiites (December 11, 2006)
... Sunni Islamic activists during the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. These activists argued that leaders in the Islamic world had undermined the caliphate by abandoning the “true path” of Islam. Inspired by these figures, some contemporary Sunni extremists, such as Osama bin Laden and others, advo ...
... Sunni Islamic activists during the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. These activists argued that leaders in the Islamic world had undermined the caliphate by abandoning the “true path” of Islam. Inspired by these figures, some contemporary Sunni extremists, such as Osama bin Laden and others, advo ...
Practical Islamic Estate Planning: A Short Primer
... Islam: “M[en shall] have a share in what parents and kinfolk leave behind, and women shall have a share in what parents and kinfolk leave behind, whether it be little or much—a share ordained [by God].” Qur’an, sura an-Nisa 4:7 (second alteration in original). “[A]nd they who are [thus] closely rela ...
... Islam: “M[en shall] have a share in what parents and kinfolk leave behind, and women shall have a share in what parents and kinfolk leave behind, whether it be little or much—a share ordained [by God].” Qur’an, sura an-Nisa 4:7 (second alteration in original). “[A]nd they who are [thus] closely rela ...
Open resource
... Sunni Islamic activists during the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. These activists argued that leaders in the Islamic world had undermined the caliphate by abandoning the “true path” of Islam. Inspired by these figures, some contemporary Sunni extremists, such as Osama bin Laden and others, advo ...
... Sunni Islamic activists during the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. These activists argued that leaders in the Islamic world had undermined the caliphate by abandoning the “true path” of Islam. Inspired by these figures, some contemporary Sunni extremists, such as Osama bin Laden and others, advo ...
Principles of Ruling: A Comparative Analysis of
... Abstract Hinduism provides a detail outline of government mechanism and the ideal characteristics of a ruler. The essence and basis of the moral state, as per ancient Indian thinking depends on the triangle of those actions for governance which are undertaken for universal welfare, maintaining and p ...
... Abstract Hinduism provides a detail outline of government mechanism and the ideal characteristics of a ruler. The essence and basis of the moral state, as per ancient Indian thinking depends on the triangle of those actions for governance which are undertaken for universal welfare, maintaining and p ...
Ibn Khaldūn`s Theory of - UMEXPERT
... Theory of ‘Aṣabiyyah as introduced by Ibn Khaldūn is concerning notion of sharing common descent and sense within particular group members. It is natural feelings of affection instilled in human beings, mainly in protecting their group members or brothers who are treated unjustly. Hence, it is depic ...
... Theory of ‘Aṣabiyyah as introduced by Ibn Khaldūn is concerning notion of sharing common descent and sense within particular group members. It is natural feelings of affection instilled in human beings, mainly in protecting their group members or brothers who are treated unjustly. Hence, it is depic ...
Islam and Islamic Civilization
... 2. Note the new vocabulary, especially the terms in red. (New terms not in red should be noted by those who want a greater knowledge of Islam.) ...
... 2. Note the new vocabulary, especially the terms in red. (New terms not in red should be noted by those who want a greater knowledge of Islam.) ...
1991.-The-Islamic-Voluntary-Sector-in-Southeast
... countries shy away from their responsibility of collecting and disbursing Zakah for one reason or the other, individual Muslims have no other choice either to practiceZakah at the individual level or resort to private collective agencies i.e. voluntary organizations active in the area of Zakah colle ...
... countries shy away from their responsibility of collecting and disbursing Zakah for one reason or the other, individual Muslims have no other choice either to practiceZakah at the individual level or resort to private collective agencies i.e. voluntary organizations active in the area of Zakah colle ...
DATO` SERI DR - Oxford Centre for Islamic Studies
... but for all times. The learned in Islam, the `ulamas' can refer to these verses for guidance on any and every issue or problem. The procedures for referring to the Qur’an and interpreting the verses have been determined by the early Muslim jurists in order to prevent casual interpretations. But sin ...
... but for all times. The learned in Islam, the `ulamas' can refer to these verses for guidance on any and every issue or problem. The procedures for referring to the Qur’an and interpreting the verses have been determined by the early Muslim jurists in order to prevent casual interpretations. But sin ...