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... of the Muslim community they preside over. While the fatwa is now generally perceived as an irrevocable command, Fadl (2005) argues that most Muslims are unaware that they can choose to either “accept or reject a fatwa” (p. 29). As these fatwas come from people with some religious authority who were ...
... of the Muslim community they preside over. While the fatwa is now generally perceived as an irrevocable command, Fadl (2005) argues that most Muslims are unaware that they can choose to either “accept or reject a fatwa” (p. 29). As these fatwas come from people with some religious authority who were ...
LemuNigeria2
... invitations from Non-Muslims, and host Non-Muslims in their homes. Cementing positive relationships through exchanging gifts with Non-Muslims is also permitted in Islam. Kindness and friendly gestures such as giving charity (sadaqah) to all people, including Non-Muslims, is encouraged in Islam. Char ...
... invitations from Non-Muslims, and host Non-Muslims in their homes. Cementing positive relationships through exchanging gifts with Non-Muslims is also permitted in Islam. Kindness and friendly gestures such as giving charity (sadaqah) to all people, including Non-Muslims, is encouraged in Islam. Char ...
Part 2. What are the problems?
... Ibn-Khaldun (d. 1406) accepts the possibility of the existence of a secular power, held up by laws established by wise men. Ibn-Khaldun makes however an exception for the Arabs, "Arabs can obtain royal authority only by making use of some religious colouring, such as prophecy, or sainthood, or some ...
... Ibn-Khaldun (d. 1406) accepts the possibility of the existence of a secular power, held up by laws established by wise men. Ibn-Khaldun makes however an exception for the Arabs, "Arabs can obtain royal authority only by making use of some religious colouring, such as prophecy, or sainthood, or some ...
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... In this paper, we will discuss the problem of corporate governance in Islamic banks and his influence on the global performance of Islamic Bank. Further, the structure used to deal with investors funds, normally a profit-sharing mudaraba contract, imply a high degree of fiduciary duty on the part o ...
... In this paper, we will discuss the problem of corporate governance in Islamic banks and his influence on the global performance of Islamic Bank. Further, the structure used to deal with investors funds, normally a profit-sharing mudaraba contract, imply a high degree of fiduciary duty on the part o ...
The Companions
... peace, calm and tranquility upon them, and rewarded them with a nigh victory (48:18). The Companions swore many oaths of allegiance to the Messenger, promising to protect him and carry, by God’s Will, Islam to ultimate victory as best they could. They kept their promise at the cost of all their belo ...
... peace, calm and tranquility upon them, and rewarded them with a nigh victory (48:18). The Companions swore many oaths of allegiance to the Messenger, promising to protect him and carry, by God’s Will, Islam to ultimate victory as best they could. They kept their promise at the cost of all their belo ...
Islamic economics versus market economics: The concept of taxations
... efforts. Furthermore, the rewards are tangible and measurable. As Cavanagh (1984, p.43) argued, “by these standards there is little doubt as to who is a success”. But this success comes at a very high price. According to Cavanagh (1984, p.65): This new model for economic activity also includes the s ...
... efforts. Furthermore, the rewards are tangible and measurable. As Cavanagh (1984, p.43) argued, “by these standards there is little doubt as to who is a success”. But this success comes at a very high price. According to Cavanagh (1984, p.65): This new model for economic activity also includes the s ...
- Universiti Malaysia Kelantan
... The 1991 banning of the Malay traditional performing arts of wayang kulit, menora and mak yong1 in the state of Kelantan, Malaysia by the ruling opposition Islamist party PAS created a furore among Malay cultural activists and sparked heated debates among politicians and academicians. The recent rel ...
... The 1991 banning of the Malay traditional performing arts of wayang kulit, menora and mak yong1 in the state of Kelantan, Malaysia by the ruling opposition Islamist party PAS created a furore among Malay cultural activists and sparked heated debates among politicians and academicians. The recent rel ...
constitutionalism and democracy: an islamic
... wanting of critical evaluation and review. The prevailing uncertainties are also not entirely new as problems began to set in at an early stage. The nascent caliphate of the early decades of Islam had barely realised its potential when military conflict and irregularities of dynastic rule exposed it ...
... wanting of critical evaluation and review. The prevailing uncertainties are also not entirely new as problems began to set in at an early stage. The nascent caliphate of the early decades of Islam had barely realised its potential when military conflict and irregularities of dynastic rule exposed it ...
Islamic critique (1)
... medieval Western scholars that all interest is usurious. Riba comes from the root rab-a meaning to increase (or exceed), while rib.h comes from the root rabi.ha meaning to gain (or profit). Certainly the above verse makes it clear that profit is not a form of rib-a, and Islamic banking rests on this ...
... medieval Western scholars that all interest is usurious. Riba comes from the root rab-a meaning to increase (or exceed), while rib.h comes from the root rabi.ha meaning to gain (or profit). Certainly the above verse makes it clear that profit is not a form of rib-a, and Islamic banking rests on this ...
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... took as bridge to pass its policies and enforce its will on, and until the true, full and anticipated change comes, which will not be achieved except by the Islamic Ummah's return to the Sharia of its Lord after the occupation forces deviated it from ruling. And thus, the Sharia of Islam would fully ...
... took as bridge to pass its policies and enforce its will on, and until the true, full and anticipated change comes, which will not be achieved except by the Islamic Ummah's return to the Sharia of its Lord after the occupation forces deviated it from ruling. And thus, the Sharia of Islam would fully ...
Qadar in Classical and Modern Islamic Discourses
... lies in the pagan Arabs belief that their successes and misfortunes in life were controlled by Time (dahr). Time therefore is conceived as an impersonal force identified with ‘fate’ or ‘destiny’. Unlike Abdullah who sees this pre-Islamic belief as some sort of deification, Watt views the pagan Arabs ...
... lies in the pagan Arabs belief that their successes and misfortunes in life were controlled by Time (dahr). Time therefore is conceived as an impersonal force identified with ‘fate’ or ‘destiny’. Unlike Abdullah who sees this pre-Islamic belief as some sort of deification, Watt views the pagan Arabs ...
(Hisbah) in Islamic Management
... According to him, the aim of management is to develop a civilisation that is condoned by Allah SWT based on the teachings of Tauhid and ethical values of Islam. Hence, it should ensure that management activities are void of corruption, negative characteristics and unfairness either within the organi ...
... According to him, the aim of management is to develop a civilisation that is condoned by Allah SWT based on the teachings of Tauhid and ethical values of Islam. Hence, it should ensure that management activities are void of corruption, negative characteristics and unfairness either within the organi ...
The deconstruction of Sunnite Theory of Caliphate
... and Ahkam Fiqhiyyah in fact, because Ahkam Fiqhiyyah is the extract of the accumulation of collective effort of great Islamic jurists for generations. And these Islamic jurists are the successors of the founders of Fiqh(A’immah Madhahib) who belong to the Salaf or the Predecessors, the most knowledge ...
... and Ahkam Fiqhiyyah in fact, because Ahkam Fiqhiyyah is the extract of the accumulation of collective effort of great Islamic jurists for generations. And these Islamic jurists are the successors of the founders of Fiqh(A’immah Madhahib) who belong to the Salaf or the Predecessors, the most knowledge ...
The Beginnings and Development of Islam and Quranic Schools in
... examination which an aspiring student must pass before he enters a given level of education and final examination which confers qualification in western education system is not important to Islamic tradition (Mushi, 2009). This means that, all Muslims who want to join with Islamic education or Quran ...
... examination which an aspiring student must pass before he enters a given level of education and final examination which confers qualification in western education system is not important to Islamic tradition (Mushi, 2009). This means that, all Muslims who want to join with Islamic education or Quran ...
Book Review of What is to be done: The Enlightened Thinkers and
... For the first part which was mainly about “Research” he called for the revival of ijtihad which he considered the most outstanding feature of the scientific spirit and ideological outlook of Islam, because ijtihad, which is a free and progressive endeavor, will prevent Islam in general and the relig ...
... For the first part which was mainly about “Research” he called for the revival of ijtihad which he considered the most outstanding feature of the scientific spirit and ideological outlook of Islam, because ijtihad, which is a free and progressive endeavor, will prevent Islam in general and the relig ...
The General Nature of Islamic Law and
... First of all, I would like to thank Director Froilan M. Bacufigan oE the U.P. Law Center and the Planning Committee of the Commission on Bar Integration of the Supreme Court, the Integrated Bar of the Philippines. and the u.P. Law Center for this singular honor of addressing you as the eighth lectur ...
... First of all, I would like to thank Director Froilan M. Bacufigan oE the U.P. Law Center and the Planning Committee of the Commission on Bar Integration of the Supreme Court, the Integrated Bar of the Philippines. and the u.P. Law Center for this singular honor of addressing you as the eighth lectur ...
a non-technical primer on private ownership in islam
... understand from this rule of the Qur-an that nobody, including authorities, can invade other people's property. Furthermore, even authorities are responsible to God for the public property. It should be noted that while the private ownership in Islam is absolutely respected, it has its own character ...
... understand from this rule of the Qur-an that nobody, including authorities, can invade other people's property. Furthermore, even authorities are responsible to God for the public property. It should be noted that while the private ownership in Islam is absolutely respected, it has its own character ...
DBQ Christian and Muslim view of merchants
... The Life of St. Gordic (attitudes twelfth-century British merchant), written before St. Gordic’s death in 1170. Godric chose to be a merchant, and was very successful, making a great profit. He later became disillusioned with his business and wealth, and decided to serve God and become a hermit. In ...
... The Life of St. Gordic (attitudes twelfth-century British merchant), written before St. Gordic’s death in 1170. Godric chose to be a merchant, and was very successful, making a great profit. He later became disillusioned with his business and wealth, and decided to serve God and become a hermit. In ...
The Role and Responsibilities of The Governing Body
... fled. Only 600, true in faith, remained. Allah gave them victory. Shortly afterwards, the Hawazin and Thaqif accepted Islam. The Prophet (saw) returned to Madinah with the Ansar. Islam began to spread all over Arabia. ...
... fled. Only 600, true in faith, remained. Allah gave them victory. Shortly afterwards, the Hawazin and Thaqif accepted Islam. The Prophet (saw) returned to Madinah with the Ansar. Islam began to spread all over Arabia. ...
320 WHO IS THE REAL THREAT? DAESH (ISIL) OR WAHHABISM
... back to the early Islam. His own brother, having realized the degree of deviance of Ibn Abd al-Wahhab’s ideas, denounced him in his written work against Wahhabism. His father, who was an Islamic judge, was forced to leave al-Uyaynah because of his son’s activities (Algar, 2002, pp. 6,7). In other wo ...
... back to the early Islam. His own brother, having realized the degree of deviance of Ibn Abd al-Wahhab’s ideas, denounced him in his written work against Wahhabism. His father, who was an Islamic judge, was forced to leave al-Uyaynah because of his son’s activities (Algar, 2002, pp. 6,7). In other wo ...
transmission of islamic reform (islah)
... Mitchell writes that it enabled him to see “the defection of ‘educated youth’ from the Islamic way of life” (Mitchell, 1993). This new phenomenon facing the Egyptians and the youth in particular was due to two main reasons: an imitation of the Western way of life and culture on the one side and the ...
... Mitchell writes that it enabled him to see “the defection of ‘educated youth’ from the Islamic way of life” (Mitchell, 1993). This new phenomenon facing the Egyptians and the youth in particular was due to two main reasons: an imitation of the Western way of life and culture on the one side and the ...
File Ref.No.7267/GA - IV - B1/2012/CU UNIVERSITY OF CALICUT
... With the dawn of the 21st century, academic pursuit on the history and culture of the Muslim People has become more relevant than ever before. We will be convinced of this fact by simply passing our attention over the print media, the electronic media or the journals and books that are published wor ...
... With the dawn of the 21st century, academic pursuit on the history and culture of the Muslim People has become more relevant than ever before. We will be convinced of this fact by simply passing our attention over the print media, the electronic media or the journals and books that are published wor ...
Ambivalent Universalism? Jus ad Bellum in Modern Islamic Legal
... bindingness. It is merely to say that, if one is interested in questions of justice, morality, and normativity, the state is an object of, rather than the source of, transcendent moral theorizing and authoritative law-giving. To even speak about ‘Islamic law’ is already to speak in an alien idiom. W ...
... bindingness. It is merely to say that, if one is interested in questions of justice, morality, and normativity, the state is an object of, rather than the source of, transcendent moral theorizing and authoritative law-giving. To even speak about ‘Islamic law’ is already to speak in an alien idiom. W ...
Religious Authorities of Muslims in the West
... fatwa and the qualities required for its production (Frégosi: 1998, 123). This institute is the main opponent of the Muslim Institute of the Mosque of Paris, which has close historical and political connections with the French State. Article 22 of the “Charter of the Muslim Cult in France” presented ...
... fatwa and the qualities required for its production (Frégosi: 1998, 123). This institute is the main opponent of the Muslim Institute of the Mosque of Paris, which has close historical and political connections with the French State. Article 22 of the “Charter of the Muslim Cult in France” presented ...
Stefan Wild: God, Man and Prop
... duress for unveiled Muslim women and is a slur on all non-Muslim women. The sense of the original text is often restricted by reading into it later Islamic interpretations. A. Khoury and R. Paret’s rendering of the divine command to Ibrahim “Aslim!” (Surah 2:131), “be subject to me”, is for instance ...
... duress for unveiled Muslim women and is a slur on all non-Muslim women. The sense of the original text is often restricted by reading into it later Islamic interpretations. A. Khoury and R. Paret’s rendering of the divine command to Ibrahim “Aslim!” (Surah 2:131), “be subject to me”, is for instance ...
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.