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... the United States. The sixties and seventies witnessed resurgences in various spheres of mysticism, spirituality and related endeavors or topics, including the manifestation of formal prescriptive Islam in various forms. The reactions were both positive and negative, causing many people to begin to ...
... the United States. The sixties and seventies witnessed resurgences in various spheres of mysticism, spirituality and related endeavors or topics, including the manifestation of formal prescriptive Islam in various forms. The reactions were both positive and negative, causing many people to begin to ...
resources of the muslim world: a refflection on
... mere religion to a state, and then as an established civilization. In the words of P. K. Hitti 2 (1970), ―originally a religion, Islam later became a state, and finally a culture‖. The question is, what was the steering force behind that remarkable civilization? The answer lies, no doubt, in the str ...
... mere religion to a state, and then as an established civilization. In the words of P. K. Hitti 2 (1970), ―originally a religion, Islam later became a state, and finally a culture‖. The question is, what was the steering force behind that remarkable civilization? The answer lies, no doubt, in the str ...
The Contemporary Caliphate - International
... Islamic adaptation of modern financial institutions. The relative success of Islamic Banking as an alternative financial system for Muslims has grown into a vigorous network of institutions that seek to make their conduct compatible to Islamic moral norms (though serious debates have emerged about w ...
... Islamic adaptation of modern financial institutions. The relative success of Islamic Banking as an alternative financial system for Muslims has grown into a vigorous network of institutions that seek to make their conduct compatible to Islamic moral norms (though serious debates have emerged about w ...
Towards Islamic Worldview based Corporate Governance Framework
... al., 2006). There should be some mechanisms that align the interests of principals and agents (Judge et al., 2003). The suggested mechanism is good corporate governance by which this conflict of interest can be resolved to a certain extent (Gursoy and Aydogan, 2002). Cheung and Chan (2004) also desc ...
... al., 2006). There should be some mechanisms that align the interests of principals and agents (Judge et al., 2003). The suggested mechanism is good corporate governance by which this conflict of interest can be resolved to a certain extent (Gursoy and Aydogan, 2002). Cheung and Chan (2004) also desc ...
hizbut tahrir indonesia and the idea of restoring islamic caliphate1
... However, after the end of the Cold War, religious actors, practices, and institutions have been able to be seen in international relations’ practice. They have become more visible after 9/11 where relevancy of religion was increased in international affair’s practice. Scholars belief that there was ...
... However, after the end of the Cold War, religious actors, practices, and institutions have been able to be seen in international relations’ practice. They have become more visible after 9/11 where relevancy of religion was increased in international affair’s practice. Scholars belief that there was ...
muslims of europe in the new millenium
... and a deep understanding of their own faith, Muslims may challenge, modify and perhaps even construct a new philosophical framework, one that ensures both a recognition of their equal rights as citizens of Europe, but more importantly, fulfil their obligations to their faith. To claim that every co ...
... and a deep understanding of their own faith, Muslims may challenge, modify and perhaps even construct a new philosophical framework, one that ensures both a recognition of their equal rights as citizens of Europe, but more importantly, fulfil their obligations to their faith. To claim that every co ...
AS-SALAAMU-ALAIKUM: THE MUSLIM
... Recent scholarship on the Atlantic slave trade has revealed that the total number of enslaved Africans brought to the Americas is likely to be more than twenty million.xiii Slyviane A. Diouf, writing on the Muslim slaves in the Americas, conclusively asserts: “Therefore, if counted as a whole, on a ...
... Recent scholarship on the Atlantic slave trade has revealed that the total number of enslaved Africans brought to the Americas is likely to be more than twenty million.xiii Slyviane A. Diouf, writing on the Muslim slaves in the Americas, conclusively asserts: “Therefore, if counted as a whole, on a ...
明治学院大学機関リポジトリ http://repository.meijigakuin.ac.jp/
... consists of approximately ten books, most of them being kitab kuning, which have been widely used by Muslim students of pondok-pesantren, the typical Islamic boarding school in Southeast Asia, or the Malay World such as in Malaysia, Indonesia and Southern Thailand. This fact means that, before the P ...
... consists of approximately ten books, most of them being kitab kuning, which have been widely used by Muslim students of pondok-pesantren, the typical Islamic boarding school in Southeast Asia, or the Malay World such as in Malaysia, Indonesia and Southern Thailand. This fact means that, before the P ...
SOME DEMANDS TOWARDS ESTABLISHMENT FOR ISLAMIC
... Some Demands Towards Establishment for Islamic Banking Law Meaning : O you who believe! Eat not Riba (usury) doubled and multiplied7, but fear Allah that you may be successful. (Q:S. Ali 'Imran/3:130) c. Then the letter An Nisa 'also consists of one word, which explains that for those who devour us ...
... Some Demands Towards Establishment for Islamic Banking Law Meaning : O you who believe! Eat not Riba (usury) doubled and multiplied7, but fear Allah that you may be successful. (Q:S. Ali 'Imran/3:130) c. Then the letter An Nisa 'also consists of one word, which explains that for those who devour us ...
The Islamic System of Government The Islamic System of Government
... government has been an important issue and various schools, old and new, such as those of the ancient Romans and the regimes found today such as Marxist, Socialist and Capitalist have evolved in the course of time. Islam is a complete system of life and it therefore sets out a system of government, ...
... government has been an important issue and various schools, old and new, such as those of the ancient Romans and the regimes found today such as Marxist, Socialist and Capitalist have evolved in the course of time. Islam is a complete system of life and it therefore sets out a system of government, ...
AL-BUSIRI AND MUHAMMAD MSHELA: TWO GREAT SUFI POETS
... of al-Mahala, who worked at the mayor’s office. Even after leaving al-Mahala, he never forgave those Christian working mates. His hatred for these Christians is evident in his poetry (see Wamutiso 1985:171-177). In his old age, he became more devoted to Islam and had contacts with Abdal-Salam bin Ma ...
... of al-Mahala, who worked at the mayor’s office. Even after leaving al-Mahala, he never forgave those Christian working mates. His hatred for these Christians is evident in his poetry (see Wamutiso 1985:171-177). In his old age, he became more devoted to Islam and had contacts with Abdal-Salam bin Ma ...
The Concept of Tawhid in visual Artworks
... Nuratikah Abu Hassan, Ponirin Amin and Suhaimi Tohid When this situation is reached, there will exist a balance and harmony on this earth, thus bring artistic values in the sense of beauty, perfection and truth. This is the basis for the true nature of art or even the cosmos, the existence of harmon ...
... Nuratikah Abu Hassan, Ponirin Amin and Suhaimi Tohid When this situation is reached, there will exist a balance and harmony on this earth, thus bring artistic values in the sense of beauty, perfection and truth. This is the basis for the true nature of art or even the cosmos, the existence of harmon ...
From the Crusades to New Muslim Empires
... Suppose that you are a medieval journalist who has been given an opportunity to interview three people—a Muslim, a Jew, and a Christian—to learn more about how each was affected by the Crusades. If necessary, on a separate sheet of paper, write three interview questions that you would ask these peop ...
... Suppose that you are a medieval journalist who has been given an opportunity to interview three people—a Muslim, a Jew, and a Christian—to learn more about how each was affected by the Crusades. If necessary, on a separate sheet of paper, write three interview questions that you would ask these peop ...
Islamic Revivalism and Political Attitudes in Uzbekistan
... modernization and political culture theorists argued that Protestantism, as a “reformed” religion, was conducive to capitalism and democracy, while more traditional religions such as Catholicism and Islam were not (see Weber 1920, Gellner 1986, Almond and Verba 1961). ...
... modernization and political culture theorists argued that Protestantism, as a “reformed” religion, was conducive to capitalism and democracy, while more traditional religions such as Catholicism and Islam were not (see Weber 1920, Gellner 1986, Almond and Verba 1961). ...
Transnational Islam in India
... wider geopolitical events influence the growth or decline of Islamic movements in India? The above set of research questions addresses at least three concerns for policymakers about transnational Islam in its Indian context; the study thus: 1) locates the dominant and emerging Indian Islamic movemen ...
... wider geopolitical events influence the growth or decline of Islamic movements in India? The above set of research questions addresses at least three concerns for policymakers about transnational Islam in its Indian context; the study thus: 1) locates the dominant and emerging Indian Islamic movemen ...
International Law, Regional Developments
... ‘territory of war’ (dar al-harb). An intermediate category of ‘the territory of peace’ (dar al-sulh) was applied to States formally at peace with an Islamic State. Islamic law and the political power of the Muslim community prevail in the dar al-Islam, whereas in the dar al-harb, Islamic law recogni ...
... ‘territory of war’ (dar al-harb). An intermediate category of ‘the territory of peace’ (dar al-sulh) was applied to States formally at peace with an Islamic State. Islamic law and the political power of the Muslim community prevail in the dar al-Islam, whereas in the dar al-harb, Islamic law recogni ...
Print this article - e-Journal UIN Alauddin Makassar
... verses of protection. But when the Prophet himself was going though the condition of poor health before he died, it was I who recited (ruqyah) and breathed it into him, and then I rubbed him with his own hands, because his hand carried out more blessings than mine.” (Related by Bukhari no. 5016 and ...
... verses of protection. But when the Prophet himself was going though the condition of poor health before he died, it was I who recited (ruqyah) and breathed it into him, and then I rubbed him with his own hands, because his hand carried out more blessings than mine.” (Related by Bukhari no. 5016 and ...
Succession to the caliphate in early Islam - PDXScholar
... he related political and military events and gave some attention to economic and social conditions. The work of al-Ya' qubi, Ta' rikh al-Ya' qubi, is an important source for our subject. ...
... he related political and military events and gave some attention to economic and social conditions. The work of al-Ya' qubi, Ta' rikh al-Ya' qubi, is an important source for our subject. ...
Islamic Anthropology and Salvation
... face of evil and temptation, and the promised reign of God. In Islam the essential problematic of the human relationship with God arises when the first humans, tempted by the Devil (Iblis), grasp after the created order as the ultimate reality, choosing the fruit of the tree rather than the command ...
... face of evil and temptation, and the promised reign of God. In Islam the essential problematic of the human relationship with God arises when the first humans, tempted by the Devil (Iblis), grasp after the created order as the ultimate reality, choosing the fruit of the tree rather than the command ...
A Business Environment In A Malay-Muslim Community
... of the Sultan (the King) and Raja Perempuan (the Queen). In general, all things that promote the idea of the Islamic State follow a certain protocol. The emblem of the State is usually placed at centre top. Otherwise, it is replaced by various references to the King e.g. “DaulatTuanku”, “Raja Tongga ...
... of the Sultan (the King) and Raja Perempuan (the Queen). In general, all things that promote the idea of the Islamic State follow a certain protocol. The emblem of the State is usually placed at centre top. Otherwise, it is replaced by various references to the King e.g. “DaulatTuanku”, “Raja Tongga ...
Jihad: a war against all Non-Muslims or not - Fake Ex
... These Ayat [ Quranic verses ] stress the necessity of fighting against the People of the Scripture, but under what conditions ? We previously established the fact that the Islamic State is not permitted to attack non-Muslims who are not hostile to Islam, who do not oppress Muslims, or try to convert ...
... These Ayat [ Quranic verses ] stress the necessity of fighting against the People of the Scripture, but under what conditions ? We previously established the fact that the Islamic State is not permitted to attack non-Muslims who are not hostile to Islam, who do not oppress Muslims, or try to convert ...
LESSON 1
... political, religious, and cultural organizations. A contemporary Muslim scholar, Dr. Yusof al-Qaradhawi defines civilization as a series of highly developed, materialistic, scientific, literary and social aspects of particular society or of similar society. In Islamic civilization, the word ‘tamaddu ...
... political, religious, and cultural organizations. A contemporary Muslim scholar, Dr. Yusof al-Qaradhawi defines civilization as a series of highly developed, materialistic, scientific, literary and social aspects of particular society or of similar society. In Islamic civilization, the word ‘tamaddu ...
Call for paper - Islamic Society of Institutional Economics
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... WHO CAN BE MEMBER: The membership is open for all academicians, researchers, social scientists and policy practitioners without any constraint of creed, religion, faith, region or gender. Please submit online membership registration for free till March 31, 2009. Student membership is available for g ...
online journal of research in islamic studies vol. 1 no. 1
... Arguments of Muslim scholars against the Theory of Evolution from the scientific perspective are based on the judgement of modern science itself. Muslim scholars critizised the theory because the theory did not meet the main criteria of a scientific research even though it was claimed as scientific. ...
... Arguments of Muslim scholars against the Theory of Evolution from the scientific perspective are based on the judgement of modern science itself. Muslim scholars critizised the theory because the theory did not meet the main criteria of a scientific research even though it was claimed as scientific. ...
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.