CURRICULUM VITAE G. John Renard Professor of Theological
... “Islamic Spirituality,” Chicago Studies 36:1 (1997) 62-73 “A Contemporary Christian Response to Islam,” Spirituality Today 34:3 (Fall 1982) 209-221 “The Foundations of Islamic Religious Experience,” Spirituality Today 34:2 (Summer 1982) 100-112 “Temple and Building: Pauline Images of Church and Comm ...
... “Islamic Spirituality,” Chicago Studies 36:1 (1997) 62-73 “A Contemporary Christian Response to Islam,” Spirituality Today 34:3 (Fall 1982) 209-221 “The Foundations of Islamic Religious Experience,” Spirituality Today 34:2 (Summer 1982) 100-112 “Temple and Building: Pauline Images of Church and Comm ...
imam husain`s revolution
... There is always a criterion for like and dislike which evolves from the deeply rooted Islamic concepts. Although Abu Lahab was the Uncle of the Prophet, his infidelity made him cursed till the Day of Judgement. The Prophet of God made another statement which leaves no doubt of imam Hasan's and Husai ...
... There is always a criterion for like and dislike which evolves from the deeply rooted Islamic concepts. Although Abu Lahab was the Uncle of the Prophet, his infidelity made him cursed till the Day of Judgement. The Prophet of God made another statement which leaves no doubt of imam Hasan's and Husai ...
ASTROLOGY- not permissible But Astronomy is - Al
... observation of the movement of these bodies. ...
... observation of the movement of these bodies. ...
Foreign Developments In Organic Fibers For Ballistic
... Expanded the concept of jahiliyya to include Muslim societies of the 18th century that had diverted from pure Islamic practice to sin (idolatry, veneration of saints by Sufis) ...
... Expanded the concept of jahiliyya to include Muslim societies of the 18th century that had diverted from pure Islamic practice to sin (idolatry, veneration of saints by Sufis) ...
Document
... Ramadan, the holiest days of the Islamic faith, begins with the first light of dawn and commemorates the revelation of the Qur'an to the prophet Muhammad. During the days of fasting, prayer, and worship, Muslims reflect and remember their dependence on God. Ramadan is also an occasion for Muslims to ...
... Ramadan, the holiest days of the Islamic faith, begins with the first light of dawn and commemorates the revelation of the Qur'an to the prophet Muhammad. During the days of fasting, prayer, and worship, Muslims reflect and remember their dependence on God. Ramadan is also an occasion for Muslims to ...
Dangerous Concepts to Attack Islam and Consolidate the Western
... that by such actions Islam would be banished from the hearts of the Muslims. However the sensations of revival are now flowing back into the Islamic Ummah at the hands of her believing, sincere and aware sons. The Kufr states now realise that the strength of Islam is not solely confined to its execu ...
... that by such actions Islam would be banished from the hearts of the Muslims. However the sensations of revival are now flowing back into the Islamic Ummah at the hands of her believing, sincere and aware sons. The Kufr states now realise that the strength of Islam is not solely confined to its execu ...
Islam in America
... and their descendants. Complementingthe primary sources are secondary materials,of which Allan D. Austin's African Muslims in AntebellumAmerica (1984), a mixture of primarysources and analysis, is the most comprehensivetreatmentof the subject to date. As it relates to North America, the work focuses ...
... and their descendants. Complementingthe primary sources are secondary materials,of which Allan D. Austin's African Muslims in AntebellumAmerica (1984), a mixture of primarysources and analysis, is the most comprehensivetreatmentof the subject to date. As it relates to North America, the work focuses ...
Al-Qaeda`s Radicalization Doctrine: Concept and Execution
... smacks of "Big Brother" to an astonishing degree: "No one argues today about three facts that are known to everyone; we will list them, in order to remind everyone: First, for over seven years the United States has been occupying the lands of Islam in the holiest of places, the Arabian Peninsula, pl ...
... smacks of "Big Brother" to an astonishing degree: "No one argues today about three facts that are known to everyone; we will list them, in order to remind everyone: First, for over seven years the United States has been occupying the lands of Islam in the holiest of places, the Arabian Peninsula, pl ...
Principles of Ruling: A Comparative Analysis of
... 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 protecting each and everyone in the creation and securing universal care for all an ...
... 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 protecting each and everyone in the creation and securing universal care for all an ...
Plurality and Religious Tolerance in Islam
... Messenger that his duty is just to convey the message and that he has no authority over people to force them to embrace Islam; and also declared that there is no compulsion in the religion, therefore people should embrace the faith of their choice. Moreover, Allah enjoins Muslims to co-operate and i ...
... Messenger that his duty is just to convey the message and that he has no authority over people to force them to embrace Islam; and also declared that there is no compulsion in the religion, therefore people should embrace the faith of their choice. Moreover, Allah enjoins Muslims to co-operate and i ...
SHURACRACY AS ISLAMIC DEMOCRACY:
... “When parliaments were introduced in some Islamic lands early in the last century, it was soon clear that instead of free participation of people, the new parliaments became a means of manipulation by the foreign powers. As a result, this failed experience, coming with the failure of the preceding ...
... “When parliaments were introduced in some Islamic lands early in the last century, it was soon clear that instead of free participation of people, the new parliaments became a means of manipulation by the foreign powers. As a result, this failed experience, coming with the failure of the preceding ...
Integration of Islamic Input in Medical Curriculum – Universiti Sains
... Students are expected to personally approach the patients and acquire as much information as they can related to the disease. Students are taught to approach a Muslim patient with salam and smile. During history taking, students are trained to explore the patients’ spiritual status by asking questio ...
... Students are expected to personally approach the patients and acquire as much information as they can related to the disease. Students are taught to approach a Muslim patient with salam and smile. During history taking, students are trained to explore the patients’ spiritual status by asking questio ...
Guide to Ramadan: Islamic Council of Victoria
... Though Islam is a single religion, it is important to recognise that Muslim people are not a single homogenous group. There are approximately 500,000 Muslims in Australia, who have come from over 70 countries all around the world: from Europe (ie Albania, Bosnia, Turkey), Africa, Asia (including Cen ...
... Though Islam is a single religion, it is important to recognise that Muslim people are not a single homogenous group. There are approximately 500,000 Muslims in Australia, who have come from over 70 countries all around the world: from Europe (ie Albania, Bosnia, Turkey), Africa, Asia (including Cen ...
the concept of jihad in islamic international law
... H. Kruse, The Foundations of Islamic International Law (1956) 4 n.42; S.G. VaseyFitzgerald, ‘Nature and Sources of the Sharia’, in M. Khadduri and H.J. Liebesny (ed.), Law in the Middle East (1955) 72; A. Rahim, Muhammadan Jurisprudence (1995); J. Schacht, Origins of Muhammadan Jurisprudence (1959); ...
... H. Kruse, The Foundations of Islamic International Law (1956) 4 n.42; S.G. VaseyFitzgerald, ‘Nature and Sources of the Sharia’, in M. Khadduri and H.J. Liebesny (ed.), Law in the Middle East (1955) 72; A. Rahim, Muhammadan Jurisprudence (1995); J. Schacht, Origins of Muhammadan Jurisprudence (1959); ...
Ramadan - Knox Inter
... all the Prophets including Jesus, Moses, Abraham and others including Muhammad, peace be upon them. ...
... all the Prophets including Jesus, Moses, Abraham and others including Muhammad, peace be upon them. ...
Islam and nation building in Southeast Asia: Malaysia
... despite the fact that Islam was put aside constitutionally and ideologically. The Malaysian case, on the other hand, largely defies our expectations. It demonstrates that Islam can be compatible with the process of modern nation building despite the fact that Islam was constitutionally instituted as ...
... despite the fact that Islam was put aside constitutionally and ideologically. The Malaysian case, on the other hand, largely defies our expectations. It demonstrates that Islam can be compatible with the process of modern nation building despite the fact that Islam was constitutionally instituted as ...
The Religious Foundations of Suicide Bombings
... Jihad against Unbelievers All four schools of Sunni Islam as well as mainstream Shi‘ism consider idolatry (shirk), apostasy (irtidad), and hypocrisy (nifiq, munafaqah, or riya') to be capital offenses.[10] In each case, jihad is a means to counter such threats and assert the predominance of Islam. ...
... Jihad against Unbelievers All four schools of Sunni Islam as well as mainstream Shi‘ism consider idolatry (shirk), apostasy (irtidad), and hypocrisy (nifiq, munafaqah, or riya') to be capital offenses.[10] In each case, jihad is a means to counter such threats and assert the predominance of Islam. ...
Print this article - Jurnal IAIN Pontianak
... the hectic flow of shipping and trade. Along with traders and refugees, also present were a number of sufis and their followers. The sufis later helped the spread of Islam in the archipelago. The Malay Archipelago is one of the leading gateways, thus becoming the nearest transit point for foreign sh ...
... the hectic flow of shipping and trade. Along with traders and refugees, also present were a number of sufis and their followers. The sufis later helped the spread of Islam in the archipelago. The Malay Archipelago is one of the leading gateways, thus becoming the nearest transit point for foreign sh ...
MASJID 1427 AH - Islamic Society of Greater Richmond
... found a 25% increase in the number of Masajid, a 94% increase in Jummah attendance, 300% increase in Muslims associated with the Masajid, (about 2 million since the study done in 1994). On average, each Masjid has 16 conversions per year. The study found that the Masajid are relatively young, with m ...
... found a 25% increase in the number of Masajid, a 94% increase in Jummah attendance, 300% increase in Muslims associated with the Masajid, (about 2 million since the study done in 1994). On average, each Masjid has 16 conversions per year. The study found that the Masajid are relatively young, with m ...
Curriculum Design for the 21st Century Emirate
... ^ a b c Karima Alavi, Tapestry of Travel, Center for Contemporary Arab Studies, Georgetown University. ^ Howard R. Turner (1997), Science in Medieval Islam, p. 21, University of Texas Press, ISBN 0-292-78149-0 ^ Sardar, Ziauddin (1998), "Science in Islamic philosophy", Islamic Philosophy, Routledge ...
... ^ a b c Karima Alavi, Tapestry of Travel, Center for Contemporary Arab Studies, Georgetown University. ^ Howard R. Turner (1997), Science in Medieval Islam, p. 21, University of Texas Press, ISBN 0-292-78149-0 ^ Sardar, Ziauddin (1998), "Science in Islamic philosophy", Islamic Philosophy, Routledge ...
In the Shadows of the Koran
... he second pillar or principle on which Qutb’s views regarding Jews and Christians are based is the classical Islamic concept of dhimma. In theory, dhimma designates a quasicontract between the Islamic community and its non-Muslim subjects, who are known therefore as dhimmis.11 In this quasi-contract ...
... he second pillar or principle on which Qutb’s views regarding Jews and Christians are based is the classical Islamic concept of dhimma. In theory, dhimma designates a quasicontract between the Islamic community and its non-Muslim subjects, who are known therefore as dhimmis.11 In this quasi-contract ...
7th Ch. 7
... Over the next six years in Madinah, Muhammad developed a new Muslim community as more Arabs converted to Islam. Muslims pledged to be loyal and helpful to each other. They emphasized the brotherhood of faith over the ties of family, clan, and tribe. Even though Muhammad and the Qur’an criticized Jew ...
... Over the next six years in Madinah, Muhammad developed a new Muslim community as more Arabs converted to Islam. Muslims pledged to be loyal and helpful to each other. They emphasized the brotherhood of faith over the ties of family, clan, and tribe. Even though Muhammad and the Qur’an criticized Jew ...
The art of no-seduction: Muslim boy
... Malaysian students studying in Egypt, Saudi Arabia and Jordan were probably the first to bring home nasyid cassettes, and by the late 1980s the genre had become popular in Malaysia. From there it spread to neighbouring countries with Muslim populations: Singapore, Thailand, Brunei, and especially In ...
... Malaysian students studying in Egypt, Saudi Arabia and Jordan were probably the first to bring home nasyid cassettes, and by the late 1980s the genre had become popular in Malaysia. From there it spread to neighbouring countries with Muslim populations: Singapore, Thailand, Brunei, and especially In ...
Islamic Philosophy and the Challenge of Post Modernism
... equitable reward and punishment, then there will be no reason why they should wait for an afterlife. They can do all the wrong things if they can avoid the law. But, even if they can, they do not always do that, they have the ability to differentiate between right and wrong inbuilt into their souls. ...
... equitable reward and punishment, then there will be no reason why they should wait for an afterlife. They can do all the wrong things if they can avoid the law. But, even if they can, they do not always do that, they have the ability to differentiate between right and wrong inbuilt into their souls. ...
A Muslim Response to the Attack on America
... bloody chapter of Israeli oppression in the Holy Land and another chapter of defiant Arab Muslim resistance to that oppression. After Sharon’s visit and until the September 11th attack on America one year later, the world witnessed a constant Israeli effort to escalate the flames of war while decept ...
... bloody chapter of Israeli oppression in the Holy Land and another chapter of defiant Arab Muslim resistance to that oppression. After Sharon’s visit and until the September 11th attack on America one year later, the world witnessed a constant Israeli effort to escalate the flames of war while decept ...