Baitul Mal and Legal Constraint
... Basically, the role of state in Islamic economic has a rationality foundation, and based on the miraculous arguments; derivation of caliphate concept, consequences of collective obligation (Fardh al Kifayah), the existence of market failure in realizing Falah.Government is the trustee of Allah who r ...
... Basically, the role of state in Islamic economic has a rationality foundation, and based on the miraculous arguments; derivation of caliphate concept, consequences of collective obligation (Fardh al Kifayah), the existence of market failure in realizing Falah.Government is the trustee of Allah who r ...
the zakat
... “Allah instructs you concerning your children: for the male, what is equal to the share of two females. But if there are [only] daughters, two or more, for them is two thirds of one's estate. And if there is only one, for her is half. And for one's parents, to each one of them is a sixth of his esta ...
... “Allah instructs you concerning your children: for the male, what is equal to the share of two females. But if there are [only] daughters, two or more, for them is two thirds of one's estate. And if there is only one, for her is half. And for one's parents, to each one of them is a sixth of his esta ...
practice exercises/tests - Unimaid, Centre for Distance Learning
... which were attempting to improve living conditions of people in the society through the use of philosophy. One important fact about philosophy which underscores the importance of the science is that it is the mother of all other sciences known to man today. Mathematics was the first to detach itself ...
... which were attempting to improve living conditions of people in the society through the use of philosophy. One important fact about philosophy which underscores the importance of the science is that it is the mother of all other sciences known to man today. Mathematics was the first to detach itself ...
ISSN MALAYSIAN JOURNAL FOR ISLAMIC STUDIES JILID 1 2017
... From the beginning, we must point out that addiction to alcohol is an intractable problem in the present day. Many governments expressed concern over increase in report of cases regarding alcohol and drug abuse and the high rate of incidents resulting from that (Al-Tawil, 1987, p. 33). It is well kn ...
... From the beginning, we must point out that addiction to alcohol is an intractable problem in the present day. Many governments expressed concern over increase in report of cases regarding alcohol and drug abuse and the high rate of incidents resulting from that (Al-Tawil, 1987, p. 33). It is well kn ...
islamic and christian fundamentalisms compared
... The Wahhabis, believing that modern Islam had become corrupted and polluted from within, were a revivalist movement which sought to return Islam to its pure roots. In 1766, Wahhab’s doctrinal views won recognition among the scholars of Mecca. The Wahhabi movement became very influential, leading to ...
... The Wahhabis, believing that modern Islam had become corrupted and polluted from within, were a revivalist movement which sought to return Islam to its pure roots. In 1766, Wahhab’s doctrinal views won recognition among the scholars of Mecca. The Wahhabi movement became very influential, leading to ...
Islamic Terrorism
... At the end of the 15th Century, Islamic societies stood at an economic, political and cultural apex. They were affluent and philosophically, scientifically, technologically, and administratively advanced. Mighty armies and trade networks had spread the hegemony of Islamic culture from the Atlantic c ...
... At the end of the 15th Century, Islamic societies stood at an economic, political and cultural apex. They were affluent and philosophically, scientifically, technologically, and administratively advanced. Mighty armies and trade networks had spread the hegemony of Islamic culture from the Atlantic c ...
www.ssoar.info Political Management of Islamic Fundamentalism
... reasons, the western powers have primarily been concerned with Islamic fundamentalist movements in the regions of the Middle East and North Africa (or in such states as Pakistan and Indonesia where they have vital strategic or political interest) and have often approved the repressive policies of th ...
... reasons, the western powers have primarily been concerned with Islamic fundamentalist movements in the regions of the Middle East and North Africa (or in such states as Pakistan and Indonesia where they have vital strategic or political interest) and have often approved the repressive policies of th ...
pc - MS
... others, too big to be unnoticed. Within a duration of less than five decades from its commencement in a contemporary form in 1963, Islamic banking has progressively become an essential part of the international financial system that is catering for the specific need of not only the Muslim community ...
... others, too big to be unnoticed. Within a duration of less than five decades from its commencement in a contemporary form in 1963, Islamic banking has progressively become an essential part of the international financial system that is catering for the specific need of not only the Muslim community ...
Political Management of Islamic Fundamentalism
... reasons, the western powers have primarily been concerned with Islamic fundamentalist movements in the regions of the Middle East and North Africa (or in such states as Pakistan and Indonesia where they have vital strategic or political interest) and have often approved the repressive policies of th ...
... reasons, the western powers have primarily been concerned with Islamic fundamentalist movements in the regions of the Middle East and North Africa (or in such states as Pakistan and Indonesia where they have vital strategic or political interest) and have often approved the repressive policies of th ...
Website Development Package - Islam and Muslim Societies
... “taking the counsel of those who are known for their good opinions and then following it.”15It is also reported by Abu Hurairah that “the Prophet practiced Shura with his companions more frequently than anyone else he had seen”.16 The same tradition of consultation (Shura) was followed by all the fi ...
... “taking the counsel of those who are known for their good opinions and then following it.”15It is also reported by Abu Hurairah that “the Prophet practiced Shura with his companions more frequently than anyone else he had seen”.16 The same tradition of consultation (Shura) was followed by all the fi ...
THE GREATEST GOOD FOR THE GREATEST NUMBER OF
... institutions should be structured in whatever way will maximize the overall good for the greatest number of people” (Desjardins, 2009). Philosophically, the greatest good is an idea that is useful or beneficial for the greatest number of people. The greatest idea or action can attempt to save the pe ...
... institutions should be structured in whatever way will maximize the overall good for the greatest number of people” (Desjardins, 2009). Philosophically, the greatest good is an idea that is useful or beneficial for the greatest number of people. The greatest idea or action can attempt to save the pe ...
Declaration Of Malaysia As An Islamic State In The Era Tun Dr
... UMNO. Many believed that Anwar Ibrahim can contribute greatly to the party even though his opinion clashed with TunDr. Mahathir Mohamad(Mahathir Mohamad, 2012:467470). There are other reasons why Anwar Ibrahim was accepted into UMNO; he was a young leader and had a large number of followers (Mahathi ...
... UMNO. Many believed that Anwar Ibrahim can contribute greatly to the party even though his opinion clashed with TunDr. Mahathir Mohamad(Mahathir Mohamad, 2012:467470). There are other reasons why Anwar Ibrahim was accepted into UMNO; he was a young leader and had a large number of followers (Mahathi ...
the social origins of shia and sunni islamism
... or the Christian, especially Maronites, who identified themselves with the West, Shias lacked any political identity. Usually from the poorest strata of the society, they formed the proletarian class of the excluded, and though their youth seemed to be attracted by the tiny Lebanese Communist Party ...
... or the Christian, especially Maronites, who identified themselves with the West, Shias lacked any political identity. Usually from the poorest strata of the society, they formed the proletarian class of the excluded, and though their youth seemed to be attracted by the tiny Lebanese Communist Party ...
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... The 4th Crusade was a wasteful and destructive event that resulted only in further dividing the Christian World. Started by Pope Innocent III, the crusade did not attract the support expected. Arriving in Constantinople in 1204, the Venetians, who had been hired to transport the crusaders, and t ...
... The 4th Crusade was a wasteful and destructive event that resulted only in further dividing the Christian World. Started by Pope Innocent III, the crusade did not attract the support expected. Arriving in Constantinople in 1204, the Venetians, who had been hired to transport the crusaders, and t ...
Islamic Jizya: `Protection` From Whom?
... It said Christians who wanted to remain in the "caliphate" that the Islamic State declared this month in parts of Iraq and Syria must agree to abide by terms of a "dhimma" contract--a historic practice under which non-Muslims were protected in Muslim lands in return for a special levy known as "jizy ...
... It said Christians who wanted to remain in the "caliphate" that the Islamic State declared this month in parts of Iraq and Syria must agree to abide by terms of a "dhimma" contract--a historic practice under which non-Muslims were protected in Muslim lands in return for a special levy known as "jizy ...
Religious Minorities in Iran: Baha`is, Jews, and the Islamic State
... groups. Meanwhile, the persecution these groups face only intensifies. The discrimination faced by these specific groups is best understood in terms of the challenges that they pose to the authenticity of the Islamic state and its vision of the Islamic Iranian nation-state. Iran’s Established Islami ...
... groups. Meanwhile, the persecution these groups face only intensifies. The discrimination faced by these specific groups is best understood in terms of the challenges that they pose to the authenticity of the Islamic state and its vision of the Islamic Iranian nation-state. Iran’s Established Islami ...
portuguese islamic policy - Repositório da Universidade Nova de
... Bogaers’s report distinguished between three categories of Muslims living in that colony. The first one was composed of ‘native Muslims’, roughly estimated at 600,000, settled predominantly in the northern regions, some of them of Swahili origin and many presenting an already ‘mitigated Islamic fait ...
... Bogaers’s report distinguished between three categories of Muslims living in that colony. The first one was composed of ‘native Muslims’, roughly estimated at 600,000, settled predominantly in the northern regions, some of them of Swahili origin and many presenting an already ‘mitigated Islamic fait ...
The Islamic Healing Approach to Cancer Treatment in Malaysia
... time (weeks or months) (Tovey et al., 05). Although many Pakistani cancer patients support traditional medicine, they do not necessarily view them as effective forms of cancer treatment. Traditional medicine plays a greater role in emotional and spiritual well being rather than curative options (Tov ...
... time (weeks or months) (Tovey et al., 05). Although many Pakistani cancer patients support traditional medicine, they do not necessarily view them as effective forms of cancer treatment. Traditional medicine plays a greater role in emotional and spiritual well being rather than curative options (Tov ...
Iqbal`s Approach to Islamic Theology of Modernity by Prof. Dr
... for the new framework: (1) to refute the questions posed by modern science, (2) to question their accuracy, or (3) to accept them.8 By the time he made this call, Khan had begun developing a new framework for the interpretation of the Qur’ān and a new method of reasoning in 1862. Khan wrote a commen ...
... for the new framework: (1) to refute the questions posed by modern science, (2) to question their accuracy, or (3) to accept them.8 By the time he made this call, Khan had begun developing a new framework for the interpretation of the Qur’ān and a new method of reasoning in 1862. Khan wrote a commen ...
Chapter 4 “To every propheT An AdversAry”: JeWish enmiTy in islAm
... momentous it earned Yathrib a new name (Arabic Medina, “the city”) and the year a place at the beginning of the Muslim calendar: year 1 of the Hidjra [AH], 622 CE by the Christian reckoning.3 The story comes, in other words, not from the Qurˀan, but from the vast mass of material scholars of early I ...
... momentous it earned Yathrib a new name (Arabic Medina, “the city”) and the year a place at the beginning of the Muslim calendar: year 1 of the Hidjra [AH], 622 CE by the Christian reckoning.3 The story comes, in other words, not from the Qurˀan, but from the vast mass of material scholars of early I ...
Inciting the Believers to Fight
... institutions (in this world). The Islamic concept of zolm, on the other hand, pertains more to the misuse of power due to the transgression of ...
... institutions (in this world). The Islamic concept of zolm, on the other hand, pertains more to the misuse of power due to the transgression of ...
- International Journal of Law
... operating under Native Law and Custom Islamic Law remains not as a district legal system, but special variety of Native and Custom. In fact the colonial masters were not happy especially with situation in Northern Nigeria where two or more systems of criminal Law were in operation juxtaposed in the ...
... operating under Native Law and Custom Islamic Law remains not as a district legal system, but special variety of Native and Custom. In fact the colonial masters were not happy especially with situation in Northern Nigeria where two or more systems of criminal Law were in operation juxtaposed in the ...
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... products. Its has been used as flavour enhancer, ( )ﺣﺎلor ichanges ( )اﻧﻘﻠﺐand transformation (( ) ﺗﻐﯿّﺮalIntroduction Rapid development in food technology resulted in the emergence of various new food products and food ingredients in the market; this technology enables players of the food ind ...
Designing Islamic constitutions: Past trends and
... scriptural rules, the state could not act in a way that harmed the welfare (maslaha) of the public—“welfare” referring to material benefits not implicitly disapproved by scriptures.8 To legitimate their rule in terms of siyasa sharʿiyya, some pre-modern states institutionalized a process of consulta ...
... scriptural rules, the state could not act in a way that harmed the welfare (maslaha) of the public—“welfare” referring to material benefits not implicitly disapproved by scriptures.8 To legitimate their rule in terms of siyasa sharʿiyya, some pre-modern states institutionalized a process of consulta ...
Islamic Golden Age
The Islamic Golden Age refers to the period in Islam's history during the Middle Ages from the 8th century to the 13th century when much of the historically Arabic-speaking world was ruled by various caliphates, experiencing a scientific, economic, and cultural flourishing. This period is traditionally understood to have begun during the reign of the Abbasid caliph Harun al-Rashid (786 to 809) with the inauguration of the House of Wisdom in Baghdad, where scholars from various parts of the world with different cultural backgrounds were mandated to gather and translate all of the world's classical knowledge into Arabic. It is said to have ended with the collapse of the Abbasid Caliphate with the Mongol invasions and the Sack of Baghdad in 1258. Several contemporary scholars, however, place the end of the Islamic Golden Age to be around the 16th to 17th centuries.