9. Lessons from the Prophets Mosque
... The Prophet (SAW) is said to have been delivering his addresses in his mosque leaning against a palm-tree, or a palm-trunk fixed in the ground. However, after the number of Muslims had grown, it became difficult for everyone to see and hear properly the Prophet (SAW). The matter was compounded by th ...
... The Prophet (SAW) is said to have been delivering his addresses in his mosque leaning against a palm-tree, or a palm-trunk fixed in the ground. However, after the number of Muslims had grown, it became difficult for everyone to see and hear properly the Prophet (SAW). The matter was compounded by th ...
The United Muslim Ummah ( TUMU)
... system in which profit motive works with the collective interest of the society. The basic fault of communism was that, frustrated with the inequity of capitalism, it assailed the very institutions of private ownership and market forces and developed a utopian idea of planned economy which was unnat ...
... system in which profit motive works with the collective interest of the society. The basic fault of communism was that, frustrated with the inequity of capitalism, it assailed the very institutions of private ownership and market forces and developed a utopian idea of planned economy which was unnat ...
Questions, Khulafaa, Abu Bakr (r)
... A very important meeting took place after the Prophet's death, where was it held at? a. In Medina at the Grand Mosque. b. Near Muhammad's house, to deal with who will rule. c. Outside Medina, to see who would be the Khalifa. d. In Mecca, at Abu Sufyan's house. ...
... A very important meeting took place after the Prophet's death, where was it held at? a. In Medina at the Grand Mosque. b. Near Muhammad's house, to deal with who will rule. c. Outside Medina, to see who would be the Khalifa. d. In Mecca, at Abu Sufyan's house. ...
The Expansion of Islam
... Promotion of Islamic Values Establishment of religious schools – madraras Ulama (religious scholars), qadis (Islamic judges), and missionaries spread the religion. ...
... Promotion of Islamic Values Establishment of religious schools – madraras Ulama (religious scholars), qadis (Islamic judges), and missionaries spread the religion. ...
1 Address of Mawlana Sheik IBRAHIM Sheik of al
... Confronting foreign plans, dangers of cultural globalizations, and ideological western invasions cannot be in absence of people concerned in or responsible for guidance, or if that made through unqualified people. That will expose the nation totally in front of the arrows of these poisoned foreign ...
... Confronting foreign plans, dangers of cultural globalizations, and ideological western invasions cannot be in absence of people concerned in or responsible for guidance, or if that made through unqualified people. That will expose the nation totally in front of the arrows of these poisoned foreign ...
The Ideological Battle - .: Dar Al
... means to exert the most effort. This definition is general as one can exert effort in studying or fulfilling goals and ambitions in a variety of areas. In Islam the idea of exerting effort has two levels, a major level and a minor one. The major level of Jihad is jihad al-nafs or struggling against ...
... means to exert the most effort. This definition is general as one can exert effort in studying or fulfilling goals and ambitions in a variety of areas. In Islam the idea of exerting effort has two levels, a major level and a minor one. The major level of Jihad is jihad al-nafs or struggling against ...
- Islam and Christianity
... pick it up and would install it. At that moment Muhammad S.‘A.W.S. arrived in Khana-e-Kaaba and people agreed among themselves that Muhammad S.‘A.W.S. should install the stone since he was trustworthy. Muhammad S.‘A.W.S. suggested that the ‘Hajre Aswad’ should be placed on a sheet of cloth and all p ...
... pick it up and would install it. At that moment Muhammad S.‘A.W.S. arrived in Khana-e-Kaaba and people agreed among themselves that Muhammad S.‘A.W.S. should install the stone since he was trustworthy. Muhammad S.‘A.W.S. suggested that the ‘Hajre Aswad’ should be placed on a sheet of cloth and all p ...
MADINA CHARTER AND QUAID E AZAM
... Three days after this address, while addressing the constitutional Assembly of Pakistan, on 14th August, 1947, in Karachi, he stated: “I wish to emphasize that we appreciate the spirit in which those in the Government service at present and in the Armed Forces and others have so willingly and ungrud ...
... Three days after this address, while addressing the constitutional Assembly of Pakistan, on 14th August, 1947, in Karachi, he stated: “I wish to emphasize that we appreciate the spirit in which those in the Government service at present and in the Armed Forces and others have so willingly and ungrud ...
Muslim / Non-muslim Relations by Dr Jamal Badawi
... may be revisited, not because of a methodological error, but because of the fact that such opinions were partly shaped by the special circumstances and historical setting of their times. Such circumstances may differ significantly from those in today’s world. In all cases, opinions are to be judged ...
... may be revisited, not because of a methodological error, but because of the fact that such opinions were partly shaped by the special circumstances and historical setting of their times. Such circumstances may differ significantly from those in today’s world. In all cases, opinions are to be judged ...
Muslim Intellectuals and the Perennial Philosophy
... other streams related to the perennial philosophy in the Islamic tradition, such as IthnΪ Ыasharī ShīЫism and spiritual chivalry (futuwwah). After establishing the imperative link between Islam and the perennial philosophy, we will examine the lives, writings, and intellectual contributions of Guéno ...
... other streams related to the perennial philosophy in the Islamic tradition, such as IthnΪ Ыasharī ShīЫism and spiritual chivalry (futuwwah). After establishing the imperative link between Islam and the perennial philosophy, we will examine the lives, writings, and intellectual contributions of Guéno ...
H. E. Sheikh Dr. Abdul Rahman Sudais Friday Khutba (Sermon) The
... history of Muslims will see that all tests and tribulations were followed by the aid and help from Allah. [‘They were reprieved until, when the Messengers gave up hope and thought that they were denied by their people, then our help came to them, and whomsoever we willed were delivered. And Our Pun ...
... history of Muslims will see that all tests and tribulations were followed by the aid and help from Allah. [‘They were reprieved until, when the Messengers gave up hope and thought that they were denied by their people, then our help came to them, and whomsoever we willed were delivered. And Our Pun ...
Unexplored dimensions: Islamic land systems in Afghanistan
... sanctuaries or zones (harim) for protection of human, animal, or particular plant life can be set up. UN agencies, civil society groups, and land management experts have been working successfully with such tools (Sait 2008). ...
... sanctuaries or zones (harim) for protection of human, animal, or particular plant life can be set up. UN agencies, civil society groups, and land management experts have been working successfully with such tools (Sait 2008). ...
Islam : Course Content
... Khadijah changed her mental attitude and approach to life. She was formerly a rich business woman who, while ethical, was bent on accumulating more wealth. After accepting Allah’s words, her wealth was a means of furthering Islam. Khadijah not only believed, she lived out her beliefs. Her faith ...
... Khadijah changed her mental attitude and approach to life. She was formerly a rich business woman who, while ethical, was bent on accumulating more wealth. After accepting Allah’s words, her wealth was a means of furthering Islam. Khadijah not only believed, she lived out her beliefs. Her faith ...
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... as being contaminated by what he considered as innovations (bid’a), blind imitations (taqlid) and idolatry (shirk). To remedy this, he called for a return to the fundamentals of the religion and to the Islam as practiced by the so-called pious predecessors, as-salaf as-salih, the first three generat ...
... as being contaminated by what he considered as innovations (bid’a), blind imitations (taqlid) and idolatry (shirk). To remedy this, he called for a return to the fundamentals of the religion and to the Islam as practiced by the so-called pious predecessors, as-salaf as-salih, the first three generat ...
What is Tasawwuf - Islah-ul
... Benefit: According to the research of Allama Ibn-e-Taimia (may peace be upon him) the last reason the correct reason because the other reasons have some etymological and grammatical weaknesses. Hence the last reason is the most logical reason. Reference to the Journal Qasheria in Islamic Encycloped ...
... Benefit: According to the research of Allama Ibn-e-Taimia (may peace be upon him) the last reason the correct reason because the other reasons have some etymological and grammatical weaknesses. Hence the last reason is the most logical reason. Reference to the Journal Qasheria in Islamic Encycloped ...
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... duty of the regular army, and this army carries out the collective duty of jihad on behalf of all citizens.”27 In his analysis of Al-farida al-gha’iba, Mohammed Arkoun remarked upon how Ibn Taymiyah and the founders of the Islamic schools of jurisprudence were used by Faraj and other Islamists as au ...
... duty of the regular army, and this army carries out the collective duty of jihad on behalf of all citizens.”27 In his analysis of Al-farida al-gha’iba, Mohammed Arkoun remarked upon how Ibn Taymiyah and the founders of the Islamic schools of jurisprudence were used by Faraj and other Islamists as au ...
The Translation Movement in the Arab World
... evidence that the transfer was not limited to sciences such as chemistry, astronomy, botany among other branches of science. It has rather extended to include arts and literature; Arab translators have translated fiction and stories from India and East Asia to Europe and the West. This study has als ...
... evidence that the transfer was not limited to sciences such as chemistry, astronomy, botany among other branches of science. It has rather extended to include arts and literature; Arab translators have translated fiction and stories from India and East Asia to Europe and the West. This study has als ...
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... The state of panic and worry that the polytheists were in was at a critical measure. They were completely bewildered by Hazrat Hamza’s unexpected conversion to Islam since they deemed him as a hero. The newer and gretaer losses in the castle of the polytheists led them to make new and different plan ...
... The state of panic and worry that the polytheists were in was at a critical measure. They were completely bewildered by Hazrat Hamza’s unexpected conversion to Islam since they deemed him as a hero. The newer and gretaer losses in the castle of the polytheists led them to make new and different plan ...
Q - Islamic Laws
... influence of Satan why then He in the first place, created Shaitan, and why He gave him so much power knowing before creating him that he (Satan) will do everything to mislead the people and lead them to the wrong path? If the answer is that God brought us into this world and wanted to test us, then ...
... influence of Satan why then He in the first place, created Shaitan, and why He gave him so much power knowing before creating him that he (Satan) will do everything to mislead the people and lead them to the wrong path? If the answer is that God brought us into this world and wanted to test us, then ...
A_Question_That_Demands_An_Answer_1993
... sleep, with his eyes turning red." Zaid b. Thabit said: "When the inspiration came down upon Muhammad, he himself became heavier. One time, his thigh fell against my thigh, and I swear to God, I have never found anything that was heavier than the thigh of Muhammad. Whenever the inspiration came upon ...
... sleep, with his eyes turning red." Zaid b. Thabit said: "When the inspiration came down upon Muhammad, he himself became heavier. One time, his thigh fell against my thigh, and I swear to God, I have never found anything that was heavier than the thigh of Muhammad. Whenever the inspiration came upon ...
SOCIOLOGISTS AND SUFIS: A REASSESSMENT OF SAINTHOOD
... to assess these assumptions’ grounding in historical fact; to provide a short overview of core classical Sufi doctrines relevant to sociology; and, finally, to present examples of approaches that avoid the pitfalls under discussion and call attention to some neglected sociological dimensions of Sufi ...
... to assess these assumptions’ grounding in historical fact; to provide a short overview of core classical Sufi doctrines relevant to sociology; and, finally, to present examples of approaches that avoid the pitfalls under discussion and call attention to some neglected sociological dimensions of Sufi ...
STUDIAISLAilIIKA
... colonialism in the mid-twentieth the unravelling of century, Muslim countries such as Turkey, Egypt, the Sudan, Morocco, Pakistan, Malaysia, or Algeria have experienced difficulties in the attempt to establish a viable synthesis berween Islamic political movements and ideas and the state in their re ...
... colonialism in the mid-twentieth the unravelling of century, Muslim countries such as Turkey, Egypt, the Sudan, Morocco, Pakistan, Malaysia, or Algeria have experienced difficulties in the attempt to establish a viable synthesis berween Islamic political movements and ideas and the state in their re ...
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... there is a satisfaction and mutual affection and kindness for you in the marital status. Moreover, according to the Quran this relation generally established with only one wife and gradually developed into polygamy sometimes. Therefore in both the cases we have to accept the element of satisfaction ...
... there is a satisfaction and mutual affection and kindness for you in the marital status. Moreover, according to the Quran this relation generally established with only one wife and gradually developed into polygamy sometimes. Therefore in both the cases we have to accept the element of satisfaction ...
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... (d) Integrative system of exchange and transfer in Islam. (a) Islamic economics as a process As a first step, it is perhaps not an "unnecessary digression" to discuss very briefly the nature and scope of Islamic economics and significance of some economic variables with which Islamic economy are con ...
... (d) Integrative system of exchange and transfer in Islam. (a) Islamic economics as a process As a first step, it is perhaps not an "unnecessary digression" to discuss very briefly the nature and scope of Islamic economics and significance of some economic variables with which Islamic economy are con ...
`Umar Ibn al-Khattab Life Khalifa Ezzat Safar 21- 1431/ Feb. 5
... both the chaste and the wicked go in to see them,’ whereupon was revealed the verse: ‘... And when you ask of them ]the wives of the Prophet) anything, ask it of them from behind a curtain. . .’ ]33:53) Then the Prophet’s wives banded together in their jealousy over him, so I said to them: ‘It may h ...
... both the chaste and the wicked go in to see them,’ whereupon was revealed the verse: ‘... And when you ask of them ]the wives of the Prophet) anything, ask it of them from behind a curtain. . .’ ]33:53) Then the Prophet’s wives banded together in their jealousy over him, so I said to them: ‘It may h ...
Fiqh
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Fiqh (/fɪk/; Arabic: فقه [fiqh]) is Islamic jurisprudence. While Sharia is believed by Muslims to represent divine law as revealed in the Quran and the Sunnah (the teachings and practices of the Islamic prophet Muhammad), fiqh is the human understanding of the Sharia—sharia expanded and developed by interpretation (ijtihad) of the Quran and Sunnah by Islamic jurists (Ulema) and implemented by the rulings (Fatwa) of jurists on questions presented to them.Fiqh deals with the observance of rituals, morals and social legislation in Islam. In the modern era there are four prominent schools (madh'hab) of fiqh within Sunni practice and two (or three) within Shi'a practice. A person trained in fiqh is known as a Faqih (plural Fuqaha).