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الملخص: نقدم في هذه الورقة البحثية صورة حول أصول منهج الدعوة لدى أهل السنة والجماعة وطرقه وأساليبه بين مختلف الأمصار والمذاهب والعلماء من خلف وسلف، وماهي القواعد والأسس التي بُني عليها واستمداده منها، وللوقوف على ذلك لا بد من التعريج على الحديث عن منهج القران ومقاصده، وأهداف الدعوة المحمدية ومراميها والتي تحدد بعد ذلك أصول هذا المنهج الفريد، فماهي أصول منهج أهل السنة في الدعوة الى الله
الكلمات المفتاحية: منهج أهل السنة، أهل السنة والجماعة، دعوة، المسلمين، الاستقامة
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Abstract: In this research paper, we present a picture of the origins of the approach of the call of the people of the Sunnah and the community, its methods and approaches among the various countries, sects and scholars from the past and present, and what are the rules and foundations on which it was built and derived from, and to stand on that, it is necessary to deviate to talk about the approach of the Qur’an and its purposes, and the goals of the Muhammadan call and its aims, which then determine the origins of this unique approach, so what are the origins of the approach of the people of the Sunnah in calling to God.
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"I am personally close to Hindu spirituality, which is deterministic."
— Thibault Damour
This 1926 paper was enthusiastically endorsed by Einstein, who saw the matter-waves as an intuitive depiction of nature, as opposed to Heisenberg's matrix mechanics, which he considered overly formal... In 1926, just a few days after Schrödinger's fourth and final paper was published, Max Born successfully interpreted \Psi as the probability amplitude, whose modulus squared is equal to probability density. Schrödinger, though, always opposed a statistical or probabilistic approach, with its associated discontinuities — much like Einstein, who believed that quantum mechanics was a statistical approximation to an
underlying deterministic theory.
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"General Relativity Theory does not comply with the equivalence principle, does not explain the equality of the inert and active gravitational masses, and gives no unique prediction for gravitational effects... post-Newtonian approximation do satisfy the equivalence principle... However, it does not follow uniquely from the GRT equations, since its derivation relies on additional assumptions."
— Anatoly Alekseyevich Logunov
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Can anyone point me towards studies on Christian missionary activity in the Persian Gulf in the 19th century? I am especially interested in written Arabic literature that was circulated in the effort to convert Muslims and/or written responses in Arabic to those polemics. I am especially interested in an polemic aimed at Muslims called Miftāḥal-Khazā’in wa-Miṣbāḥal-Dafā’in and a Muslim response that carries the title Thamarāt Lubb al-Albāb.
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Thanks, I tried that a while ago, but the litlle it told me I knew already. like some students and unpromising researchers, AI tries to cover up its ignorance with piles of (mostly irrrelevant)bibliography.
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PERSONAL LAW
HINDU FAMILY LAW
MUSLIM FAMILY LAW
SPECIAL MARRIAGE ACT
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Sometimes religious issues can be to an extent handled by politics.
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Faith is core in civilization and has been phenomenal, since the civilization began. Global human and species co- living arrangement has been re-shaped, to suitable arrangements to necessity to global change for the commodity, consuming availabilities and for the manageable living conditions. Mass of Migration took place between continents, therefore, human being are living across the globe 🌎,planet indifferent places.
Human instinct, traditionally said to be there is a six sense, what links to spiritually to the higher power, in another word this is appreciation, being thank for fof the abundance, the earth full of natural consumable production and fresh water for survival.
This is understandably where faith is connected to higher power.
Anyway, faith is meant to be for good teaching, for guidance and for enlightenment. Faith is often abused and used in cruelty and power.
Christianity, wider spread Old established faith, had been abused for power, might exercise for too long and too much in Europe marked deep huge scars led to Europeans mindsets to Secularism, to totally anti religious.
Christianity faith set up in the name Christ son of Mary cannot be bad notion.
The current Canterbury news is not only shame it is grossly disgusting. As such, among the Ethic claiming UK the worlds Law and reformation, Modern evolved Justice and value promoting, diverse loving human, this Art bishop of Canterbury resign case over Abuses abuses , disgraceful.
Jews , there in Israel Zionists had bern abusing Palestinians, and now in open injuring helpless people. There in India the RSS Hindu Nationalists abusing power over, weak Muslims. In Africa too many cruel dictation power running like closed doors to the world.
Muslims in some places rose up with cruel power towards good people. Muslims are worse vastly abused by Muslims namely evils.
Come on power abusers, power abuses come fore opens up before the world and eventually face the justice. The Canterbury has come to facing Justice and the rest will be too, soon.
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I enjoy your perspectives.
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I am doing research that can shed light on what held muslims back, during their Golden Age ( 7th to 9th century BCE) from using their scientific insights and mathematical knowledge to develop innovative products. I suspect that it has something to do with the way they understand what "scientific knowledge" means. It appears to be different from what it means (and meant) to Europeans when they first received the same knowledge. (Ironically, they received quite a lot if it from the Arab manuscripts on Math and sciences that entered Europe through Spanish schools). Both received the same knowledge, and understand it equally deeply. Yet Christian Europe ran with it. The muslims simply sat on it. I want to explore the reasons why. Will be happy to connect with anyone who can point me to the right research and literature. Thank you.
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Why do Muslim-majority countries exhibit high levels of authoritarianism and low levels of socio-economic development in comparison to world averages? Ahmet T. Kuru criticizes explanations which point to Islam as the cause of this disparity, because Muslims were philosophically and socio-economically more developed than Western Europeans between the ninth and twelfth centuries. Nor was Western colonialism the cause: Muslims had already suffered political and socio-economic problems when colonization began. Kuru argues that Muslims had influential thinkers and merchants in their early history, when religious orthodoxy and military rule were prevalent in Europe. However, in the eleventh century, an alliance between orthodox Islamic scholars (the ulema) and military states began to emerge. This alliance gradually hindered intellectual and economic creativity by marginalizing intellectual and bourgeois classes in the Muslim world. This important study links its historical explanation to contemporary politics by showing that, to this day, ulema-state alliance still prevents creativity and competition in Muslim countries.
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I am currently writing my dissertation on the relationship between Muslim religiosity and earnings management and I really want to discuss with experts in the field.
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Islam is not only a religion, it teaches you a way of life that can influence the structure of your personal life, relationships with others, and work environment. Since Islam emphasizes the right of people, it can have a deterrent role in relation to earnings management. But the point that is important is that many Muslims do not observe these things, it can be because of their weak faith and belief in religion.
There are many people who are Muslims but they are doing earnings management. It can be influenced by religion, but only religion cannot be the influencing factor. Factors such as personal interests, love of money, personality traits, fear of dismissal can be effective.
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I need to know the most important unverified manuscripts written by Muslim geographers and travelers after the third century AH, corresponding to the ninth century AD.
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I did not research this topic. But what I know is that many Tlemcen scholars wrote about medicine, geography, and other sciences.
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Can anybody help me outline a correlational research proposal for the teaching and learning of English as a Second Language (ESL) and Arabic as a Second Language (ASL) in Muslim countries? Can he/she also provide examples of both qualitative and quantitative questionnaires that can be used to collect data for my research?
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Some general guidelines for you
1. Title
2. Abstract
3. Introduction
4. Literature Review
5. Research Objectives/Questions
6. Methodology
7. Ethical Considerations
8. Timeline
9. Budget
10. References
11. Appendices
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World of people, most and majority playing bad politics with Gaza people, helpless Gaza people are put under the Bombardments, by Hamas, Cruelly been bombarded by cruel Israeli military, and Muslims playing competitions against Israelis, Muslims are adamant to defeat Israelis when Israelis are rigid and sharp on mission against Gaza Muslims. In all this Gaza helpless people are under the attacks and suffering..
Cruels, careless, warmongers, and playful groups from every directions, gazing at Gaza, and and holding Gaza people tightened -down as the dart 🎯 board, and world of people targeted on it, some hitting on it and all watching the aim and results. Allah Allah...
I don't care about I am not being liked. I say it is wrong Gaza people not been moved out. My heart pumps hard, my body shakes. I cannot be for in the game Gaza people made the game play, target point. For peace sake, for safe settlement Gaza people relocation is good move. Gaza isn't Muslims Holy land anyway. They say they fighting Holy war. Holy war for what? Land by seaside?
No one thought about to talk for negotiation land plan.
Do they really think they will force Jews out of there or will kill all the Jews ??? What???
Is Israel is cruel and crook minded, Zionists' Government. There USA standing with fuel worse cruelly fuelling the fire.
Since Israel has been mandated state there, Arab League accepted Israel as an state. To stop the conflict, Muslim nations must have talked about to resolve with land plan, to make boundaries for separate states.
Crushner of USA, want Gaza to make coastal tourists resort, Muslims Holding weak bleeding injured Gaza people, unduly fighting world's super power USA. By force pushing people out of homeland is ethnic cleansing, though through talk, by plan relocation for peace and political negotiation is called the resolution.
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Fatema Miah
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Thank you for initiating this interesting discussion.
The problem that you have mentioned is being made to look like a political problem. Basically, its a problem between the 'haves' and 'have not'. Its an economical problem. Therefore, the world will be a better place if there is some sort of economic balance here. That balance can be brought in through education and up skilling. Now, whether that will ever happen is a million dollar question.
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Anamitra.
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Stop manmade dangers and team up to face climatic danger.
The Palestine solidarity groups, there are many group in it, think they can make UK and USA to order Palestine a free state.
Palestine solidarity groups, the most, don't care for the Gaza civilians such worse suffering to death, it's a mere number counting for them. Their wish is Free Palestine.
Where is a Palestine to make a free state??
In this political ideology conflict of Israel Palestine, innocent, civilians are being put under bombardments, worse effected suffering are children.
I urge playful beings to be kind and be wise.
Come on Muslims, let the Gaza people to Hijrath, following beloved prophet Mohammed s.a., to the safety fir the rear lives, take them out of there to North to make a joint, one state with Jerusalem to be the Palestine and let them all sing "free free Palestine, Damme Philistini".
For the climate change tipped already, Arab region worse climatic environment. Gaza people, like the Syrians don't do farming much, it is must. Gaza through Jordan to Syria there must be climatic adaptation programmes to be started. Canals, ways digging word must be began to make make water faculty in the region. Urgent.
"There in South East Asia and Far East Asia, in Australia, American and European land crofts lands risked to be submerge, threatening world food. In Arab, dry lands must be made ready to grow crofts.
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Author Fatema Miah
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JORDAN?
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The moon is a recurring motif in Islamic art. I often found it in the stories of the "Arabian nights", but also in Arabic, Iranian and Turkish pictorial representations. It is also found on the flag of most Islamic states.
I specify that I am also interested in answers based on subjective perceptions and interpretations, not only references to scholarly works.
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waradat kalimat alqamar fi alquran 27 maratun... wa'ahamiyat alqamar eind almuslimin li'anah yushir 'iilaa bidayat al'ashhur alati tuqam fiha almunasabat aldiyniat mithl alhaji walsiyam walzakaati.
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The goal is to know the status of the sanctities of the People of the Book, including the sanctities of Muslims, the first of which is the Holy Qur’an, then the Prophet Muhammad, may God bless him and his family and grant them peace
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Why Prophet Muhammad ordered Muslims to wear white clothes, while the weather in desert is hot and dried?
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Le fait que les surfaces sombres absorbent la chaleur plus que les surfaces blanches est une réponse qu'on avance toujours, c'est une réponse moderne et quelque part scientifique ...Possible que Mahomet a ordonné de porter des vêtements blanc pour la même raison en ayant l'information par expérience de vie dans le disert de père en fils, mais je pense que c'est aussi pour des raison de sécurité comme pouvoir différencier facilement un humain d'une autre bête au large du sahara; dans un disert aride, où on pouvait tomber en manque d'eau et avoir besoin de secours, être habillé en blanc permettrait aussi d'être vite distingué et vue de loin...
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´Variables. Independent, Religiosity, Knowledge, Attitude, Subjective Norms, Perceived behavioral control, Islamic Banking, Shariah Compliant Investment
´Dependent, Islamic Financial literacy, Islamic Microfinance,
´Mediating Variable. Attitude
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According to the Muslim Religious principles that women used to say that money is the property of men who has to handle among responsibilities.
This shows that attitude of the Muslim women due to their religion dogmas and cultural traits have made them to be dependent financially.
Women don't ito be independent in the financial status due their religion and mental behavior too.
Even though this could be the practices are being continued over the centur.
The modern Muslim women have drastically changed because of Education.
Islamic Banking loan do not have interest because of the Islamic principles.
It is all about the mental attitude of the Muslim women have to follow the old tradition or break up the old dogmas, ideas and principles etc.
It is very clear distinction that in the case of Pakistan, the educated women have radical thinking about innovation and intelligency in succeeding their efforts and attempts in general.
Individuality makes the woman to be independent financially.
Pakistan women half of them have not educated so it is to be identified by conducting the research to find out the ground reality in the villages or sub-urban centres.
I think that this situation exists in rural Pakistan because many women have educated in abroad have great hope of breaking the barriers of the traditional practices.
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To clarify, in order to find out if there is a difference between the one who is recommended to be a Muslim or not?
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Permissible. Because it contains many interests that were observed by Islamic law, and it has been proven that the interests of the living take precedence over the interest of preserving the sanctity of the dead. Here, the interests of the living were represented in transferring organs from the dead to the needy patients on whom their lives depended, or in curing them of incurable diseases.
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Assalam Alaikom w rahmato ALLAH
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For the purpose of a scientific study entitled:
Post-doctoral scientific research motives of the Muslim researcher?
Please answer this questionnaire and share it.
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Early Islam refers to the formative period of the Islamic religion, beginning with the life and teachings of the Prophet Muhammad in the early 7th century and extending to the first few generations of Muslims who succeeded him. This period is of great significance in Islamic history, as it laid the foundation for the development and spread of the religion.
During the early years of Islam, Muhammad received revelations from God, which were later compiled into the Quran, the holy book of Islam. He preached monotheism, social justice, and moral conduct, and his teachings attracted a growing number of followers. Muhammad and his followers faced opposition and persecution from the dominant tribes in Mecca, but they eventually migrated to the city of Medina in 622 CE, known as the Hijra. This event marked the beginning of the Islamic calendar.
In Medina, Muhammad established a thriving community and continued to spread his message. He also became a political leader, uniting various tribes under the banner of Islam. The early Muslim community faced military conflicts with Meccan forces and other tribes, leading to several significant battles. Eventually, the Muslims achieved military victories and gained control over the Arabian Peninsula.
Following Muhammad's death in 632 CE, the early Muslims faced the challenge of establishing a leadership structure. This led to the appointment of Abu Bakr, Umar ibn al-Khattab, Uthman ibn Affan, and Ali ibn Abi Talib as the first four caliphs (successors) of Islam. This period, known as the Rashidun Caliphate, is often considered a golden age of Islam, characterized by expansion, codification of religious practices, and the compilation of the Quran.
Early Islam witnessed the development of Islamic jurisprudence, the formation of a strong Muslim community, and the expansion of Islam beyond the Arabian Peninsula. It also witnessed the codification of various religious, legal, and ethical principles that continue to form the foundation of Islamic beliefs and practices to this day.
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If I am working on dealing with sadness as being stigmatized as "sinful/immoral" culturally in Muslim societies that made a roadblock to the process of sad emotion regulation psychologically, which emotion regulation difficulty is a renowned risk factor across emotional psychopathologies - and I propose solutions from the Qur'an as Muslims' Holy Scripture, is this effort considered as a "bioethic study" although I embarked and am involved from the Islamic Studies field?
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So basically,
You are trying to combine your proposal as "Bioethical".
It can be, if the correlation is presented, for example Quranic ethics propose crying as ethical and in some verses, the same Quran argues how emotional expression called crying is biologically GOD GIFTED 💖 and so, Quran is holistically arguing how it is Bioethical overall.
The solution taking multiple factors in display e.g psychological, ethical and biological.
Note: Its said that all is connected in someway, and it's the connection that has to be sought, thus GOD Luck 🤞 finding that.
Arhum Tajammal 💖
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Greetings,
I am a PhD Candidate in Islamic History and Muslim Civilization at the University of Tehran. I want to have the experience of peer review. Can you help me? Do you know any journal that can get me a review?
Best wishes,
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Thanks for helping.
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I am working on a research project with one of the objectives is to investigate factors affecting/influence muslim travellers to stay in halal/muslim-friendly accomodations. With regards to this project, I need the international co-authors/contributors for the above, particularly from the university in Asian countries who has similar research area. People from school of tourism, business or industrial engineering are most welcome. Please feel free to respond if you are interested and I will email you with the detail of my work.
Thank you.
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Hello Dr.,
Great! Am from Malaysia and kindly email me your plan about this project to my email: kahchoon.15@gmail.com
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Reading Bruce Chatwin's Songlines where he describes how the songlines work amongst the aborigines of Australia, creating a spiritual network of Australia based on individual totems and their narratives. not only do we, therefore, have religion, but also psychology, geography and its symbolism (I recently read a Muslim writer who claimed the latter for Islam) but a sense of knowledge connected to both individuals and tribes.
Does this reach back in time thereby representing a means of transmitting knowledge over a long distance but also preserving it?
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Indigenous Australians connected the song to the landscape and totem. Chadwick points out that the original Greek legends, although many came from the Middle East, are based on totems and could have begun in the same way. Early Greek poetry was connected to song, with the Greek bard a singer.
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Islamic Psychology is a new field combining Islamic Studies and Psychology in an effort to Islamize the field of Psychology to fit Islamic practicing Muslims' [whatever the sect they affiliated to as the umbrella that covers Islam and Muslims are very vast, wide and colourful diversity] needs. It was founded by the late Prof. Malik Badri Babiker who was based in International Islamic University Malaysia (IIUM) for a very long time away from his home country in Sudan since he first experienced dissonance between being a Muslim practicing Western psychology in his study days more than a half century ago.
Alhamdulillah, it was progressively developing as he would wish to see and more but the journals that the associations that advocate this budding field are new like established in 2018, thus, commonsensically still not indexed in Scopus list yet like those under International Association of Islamic Psychology and International Association of Muslim Psychologists. Even the mother journal of all Islamization efforts that was championed by International Islamic Thoughts (IIIT), which is previously named American Journal of Islamic Social Sciences, had to change its name into the American Journal of Islam and Society-AJIS [for no announced reason] also no longer indexed in the Scopus list [also without any apparent reason] although already established since 1984.
Most of the journals tried, had excused for a shortage of suitable/compatible peer-reviewers database who are multidisciplinarily able to see the Arabic language part being translated and the interaction between them in the interpretation of the Holy Qur'an, which some researchers in the social sciences specifically in Psychology considered it superstitious reverence to refer everything to it more specifically for those who were convinced with secular stance and lense of worldview in life. Thus, got high tendency of declining submission like it was being marginalized for being 'religious' in the beginning of the founding firmness of the late Prof Malik Badri on the dissonance of the mainstream worldview in practice to give freedom to the Muslims to feel fitting with what is practiced in living and believing.
So, what is our alternatives?
It takes time to reach the established level the Western had reached after the post-colonialism.
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Jordan Journal of Modern Languages and Literatures
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1994-6953,2304-8069
This is Scopus and WoS journal.
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الملخص
لم يحصل أهل الذمة على تلك الامتيازات والحقوق في أي حضارة من الحضارات مثل تلك التي نالوها في ظل الحضارة الإسلامية, فقد أصبحوا وزراء ومستشارين وأطباء للخلفاء وخاصتهم, ومارسوا المهن التي توصف بأنها ثمينة كالصياغة والصرافة وغيرها, ومع كل هذا لم يُجبر أحد منهم على ترك دينه واعتناق الاسلام, وهذا امتثال للآية الكريمة (لا إكراه في الدين), وعليه فإن هذا البحث يأتي ليلقي الضوء على أهل الذمة ودورهم في العمل الإداري وجهودهم في هذا الشأن مع العديد من الخلفاء والأمراء, كما يتطرق البحث لدراسة أعمالهم وحرفهم, ثم ينتقل البحث لرؤية دورهم في العلوم الأدبية والعقلية وإبراز من ظهر منهم من أدباء وشعراء وأطباء, وهذا ما يؤكد اندماجهم في المجتمع.
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Non-Muslims at the Umayad time
Non-Muslims had never got their previllages and rights from any civilization like what they had during the Islamic civilization they became ministers, consultants and doctors for the caliphs and senior people, they also practiced the valuable careers such as jewelry and money exchange, However , they were not obliged to become Muslims as Allah say: There shall be no compulsion in {acceptance of} the religion, so this research has come to highlight the Non-Muslims, their role and efforts in administration works with many caliphs and princes, in addition to their jobs and crafts, this research shifts to show their role in literature and mental sciences, and to focus on writer, doctors and poets as an evidence of their fusion in society.
Key words: Non- Muslims, Umayyad, Patriarchs.
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بالتأكيد كان موضوعاً على درجة عالية من الأهمية لا سيما مع ما قدمه بعض المستشرقين حول أوضاع أهل الذمة في ظل الحضارة العربية الإسلامية، ومحاولتهم طمس وتأويل غالبية النصوص التاريخية التي تتناول هذا الموضوع ... بوركتم
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Dower goes from the groom to the bride. It is mandatory for Muslim marriages. In Murdock's Ethnographic Atlas, however, nearly all Muslim societies are characterized by bridewealth, which is different, as it goes from groom's kin to bride's kin thereby excluding the bride.
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This ruling that all Islamic societies pass the dowry from the groom to the bride’s relatives is a great exaggeration and needs scrutiny. This can happen in some societies.
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I have been collecting the daily data for the Islamic stock market index in the largest Muslim population. I plan to investigate the performance, volatility, and determinant of the Sharia stock index during several events, such as Covid-19, global financial crisis, etc. Besides, I would like to compare them with the conventional stock index from G-7 countries.
If anyone is interested in this topic, especially those who have experience running the panel regression and volatility test model such as ARCH, GARCH, etc. Please let me know, and we can discuss further.
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Budi
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Very good topic. I am interested but I am busy now.
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I am looking for managament tools to increase organization output by colloborating with muslim knowledge workers.
I feel that religion has affect on knowledge workers behavior and but i do not know how and to what extent islam infleunces knowledge worker managament
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Man is a being that has to live with his fellows due to his nature. As a human and social being, there must be rules that determine their rights, responsibilities and duties in social life. Because a life without rules means turmoil and conflict. Keeping away from turmoil and conflict is determined by the values ​​of the society. These values ​​and rules are based on religion, laws, customs and traditions. The rules that have the widest scope of social values ​​are the rules of ethics. Because all the rules that express value in short, the universal values, the orders and prohibitions of religion, the boundaries determined by the laws are absolutely connected with morality in one aspect. This is the point that draws our attention in its definition as a word. Morality is the whole of the value judgments that show how the qualities that are about to be natural and how they should behave or not behave in relations with the being and with people, including the human being. In another aspect, Morality can also be defined as the formal or informal rules that are expected to be followed by individuals in a society and the rightful performance of the duties and duties that individuals are responsible for. If morality is lived in accordance with the rules, it is called good morality, if it is violating the rules and acting against the rules, it is called bad morality. Morality includes teachable behavior. While people who are educated in line with the factors that constitute the values ​​of the society have good morals, people who are educated on the contrary to these values ​​have bad morals. Good morality enhances both the inner world and the outer world of a person. Self-control is very important in moral education. The values ​​that people believe in maintaining this self-control have an important place. The belief system to which a person is bound and the environment he lives in are the determining factors in shaping his moral behavior. The values ​​of the society in which a person lives are shaped by beliefs, cultures, customs, traditions and customs and laws imposed by the state. In this report, we are thinking about the shaping of moral rules, religion in general, and the sense of ihsan and murâkaba from Sufi concepts in particular. It is possible for a person to have a solid character, to acquire a personality, to be equipped with good morals, to be in harmony with his inner world and to have the consciousness of being under surveillance by a superior being (Allah). This idea is called "the feeling of bestowal" in the religious literature and "murâkabe education" in the Sufi literature. A person who acts with the consciousness that he is under the supervision of Allah at every stage of life and that his every behavior is seen and recorded by Allah will naturally have superior morality. The feeling of goodwill is that people pay attention to their behavior as if they see God. While worshiping as if we see God in our prayers in particular, having this consciousness in our social relations, education understanding, business life, in short, in every moment, gives us good morals, while having the consciousness that God keeps us under surveillance in our inner world will contribute to the consistency of our inside and outside
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I have been observing some different behaviors of family care givers while their patient saying fare well or when the physician wants to disclose the diagnosis of a stage 4 cancer. i think the religious background of the family is important here. i have seen some Muslims who can not accept the eventual death of a loved one and the other Muslims who can. what about other religions ? and what factors psychological , spiritual , religious are involved here ?
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Hi alls..What say you
This is my thesis title:
The methodologies of study of religion in doing da'wah; the case study of some muslim activitsts in Malaysia
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Hello Zain, did you finish your research. Kindly share with me your results.
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Hi all,
I am searching for brilliant examples of FP papers where qualitative experiment was conducted. I shall be conducting a qualitative research in to the disclosure of CSA in the muslim community and would like to read similar papers as I find reading examples helpful.
Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
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I have also just published a qual forensic paper based within the probation service. Here's a link to it on my profile.....
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Muslim laws relating to marriage -The comparison with reference to Special marriage act 1954 &Indian Christian Marriage Act 1872 how to write a research abstract and content for this topic
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Contemporary Muslim scholars deferred in opinion whether Government has the authority to order for closure of the "moques" masjid or not.
is there any legal basis for this closure ?
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If the intention is that whether or not this closure of mosques conforms to Islamic law, then the answer is yes and God knows best, because if it is proven that infection from the Corona virus is spread by air, sneezing and coughing, it does not guarantee the spread of infection among the worshipers because mosques are closed places as is known and there is a jurisprudential rule that says : No harm or harm in the sense that if you are injured or suspect that you have been injured, just as you do not want anyone to harm you, then it is not permissible for you to harm anyone
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If focusing on micro-firms, I can relate the first I visited and researched in Bangladesh 1969-71 [back when the area was called East Pakistan. I was with the Ford Foundation and we funded Dr. Aktar Hamid Khan and The Comilla Project. A training/research center for Bengali farmers, including women.
The Project included several studies.
One was to collect milk from the few cows held by most households. The milk was collected and processed into cheese in an elaborate "peasant" system - organized by the extension workers of the Comilla Project.
As households earned cash - like pennies and dimes - they wanted "to bank." The Project set up training for all, including a few "bankers."
Then the money sat and people's savings were small. But some villagers wanted to borrow and asked their villagers. The Project organized credit lending schemes and then addressed repayment plans. The villagers wanted assurances and decided that village organizations would do the lending and the organizations would monitor and recover money they loaned. The villagers were almost always related as Muslims handle marriages and care for each other. Etc. This system was long before the Grameen System became the object of attention and the Nobel Peace Prize. Aktar Hamid Khan should have been the first Bengali Nobel Peace Prize Awardee. But he was not Bengali. He was by birth an "Anglo Paki."
That history - I observed long ago but my impressions last because the people of Bangladesh were honest, hardworking and sadly - with limited means or active economies.
Refugio I. Rochin, Ph.D. Professor Emeritus
University of California, Davis and Santa Cruz and Lifetime member of the Giannini Foundation at UC Berkeley
Cell: 831-419-2411 Rrochin@ucdavis.edu
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I appreciate this message because I regard that publication as among my
lifetime best. But . . . the world does not generally agree. You are an apparent exception.
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First of all I couldn't access this article to comment further even though I tried in different ways but failed but finally I wrote of the co-authors and now waiting for her feedback. Going through the very short abstract that the authors displayed I could see one of the major themes extracted from their transcribed collected data was, "(1) perceived barriers to uptake of preventive measures: distrust of the Dutch health care system...". My question is why there is distrust as we can experience in different setting for example recently there were rejection of Polio vaccination campaign in Minnesota Somali community because they were afraid ( or thinking)of getting 'Autism' from Polio vaccination and if I am not mistaken this happened for the first time since Somali migrated to Minn. and it is the most Somali populated cities in whole America. Why there is distrust in such community where there are educated and skilled people in those areas? How an individual and later a whole community can perceive and share similar conception and thoughts against specified immunization or Expanded Program for Immunizaation ( EPI)?
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Hello, In fact, I did not understand the relationship between the title of the paper or the conference, which expresses an Islamic culture for women in this aspect, and what is its relationship to the content of your next speech on vaccination and health measures?
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I would like to ask if there is an instrument develop to assess Muslim spirituality among sample age from 12-19 ?
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Recently on January 23, 2020, the International Court of Justice (ICJ) in the Hague ordered Myanmar to take all necessary measures to protect Rohingya Muslims from genocide. Killing has been reported even after that. How do you evaluate this order and the response of the authority of Myanmar to that?
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I believe what happens after the court order needs to be documented, same as other killings, and submit that to the ICJ and follow-up.
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There are some controverses regarding GMO's. On the Halal concept of Islamic Law, if animals are fed GM feed, then the animal products will be halal or not? If anybody know about this and have any research article, then please help me about this issue.
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Dear Muhammad Muslim
Thank you for your kind information.
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I accidently purchased the first edition -- and would like to obtain the added material from the fourth edition without purchasing another book.
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Especially in nowadays when Muslims have eid al-adha, it can become in agendas if religious days are seen as ordinary holiday days for vacations.
Could you please share your comments on the issue?
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Yes of course dear professor Illhami , because the religious days really do that all through purifying our souls and clear our mind from jealousy and from all the other bad fealings , and it open our hearts to all people ... and for us as Muslims it is very obvious during the days of Ramadan , Omrah , and in Haj days .
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The fertility of Muslims, which was about 10 per cent higher than that of Hindus before independence, is now nearly 30 per cent higher than the Hindu rate, and the difference according to religion is larger than the difference between the forward and depressed Hindu castes and tribes. While the lower level of contraceptive use among Muslims is the most important factor responsible for the fertility differentials, the use of contraceptives has increased faster among the Muslims in recent times. What could be the possible reasons for the residual effect of religion on fertility and caste on fertility and causes for these disparities in social and economic conditions ?
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The main reasons are Illiteracy, polygamy, and no use of contraceptives.
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Dear all, I have written the above paper on surfing the internet by UK Muslims. Would you agree to my depiction. If not, in what way would your view differ?
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Enemies take advantage of some violent behaviors of some Muslims as a result of their misunderstanding of religion and its principles, and its provisions, and the conditions that prepare for him and appointed him. Islam teaches us to be moderate and moderate, and the Prophet (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him) has developed a clever approach to moderation and purpose. And to contribute to its development and the introduction of adequate lines.
What is the role of the school, the university, the society and the state to create a space for our youth from tranquility, tranquility, dialogue and persuasion.
And how we develop our curricula from our reality, within our standards, not the standards and interests of others.
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(But this does not make "religious teachings" true. Sometimes conscience must be tortured, and religious "teaching" or "brainwashing" impedes the proper functioning of human conscience.))
This statement is the result of several aspects, the most important of which are:
There is a difference between religious teachings and those who apply them
For example, Muslims, Christians and Jews have religious teachings are the Koran, the Gospels, the Torah and some holy books.
Secondly, the problem is those who have written and interpreted these teachings and texts
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I am trying to investigate more the role of religion which include Islam on suicide under Malaysia multi-racial context.
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Halal certification is becoming more and more important. In the literature, especially research on consumers is intensive. However, it is seen that the researches on the enterprises are limited. Halal certification awareness levels of enterprises with supply mechanisms may have an impact on customers with demand mechanisms. It is useful to specify the relevant factors in this respect.
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Christian Arnold I do not agree that non-Muslims consider cruelty. Every nation that consumes meat is cruel from your perspective. When it comes to living things, plants are alive. Then those who cut and eat plants are cruel. The issue is that halal certificate for human health meets the requirements of other certification systems and has a system above them.
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I have looked at "white racism" research which generally shows up in contexts where there is a majority/minority dynamic. I am looking for racism research particularly directed towards Pakistani community, sometimes including Indians and Bengalis as well. In particular, I want to look at "othering" research focusing on Pakistanis/ browns, and othering by Middle Easterns, Black communities and South East Asians in particular.
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I conduct research on the Indian community in South Africa. Would you like to chat?
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Why do we see today that some, not all of the children of other religions, attack the Holy Quran while we see no aggression by Muslims on the divine books of other religions such as the torah and the Bible ... but on the contrary weseethe we watch respect of Muslims and the rejection of the aggression on these books?
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جميع الأديان التي أنزلها الله تعالى في جوهرها تأمر بالتسامح والمحبة بين جميع الشعوب، وفي دين الإسلام يظهر الله سبحانه وتعالى حقيقة رسالته بقوله تعالى :((وما أرسلناك إلا رحمة للعالمين)) وفي هذا إشارة واضحة إلى أن رحمة الإسلام غير خاصة بالمسلمين بل بجميع البشر والخلائق. لكن الإنحراف الفكري وحب الشهوات والتعصب بجميع أنواعه وعدم الالتزام بتعاليم الله هو الذي يخرج الإنسان عن الإلتزام بتعاليم التسامح والمحبة إلى الكراهية والعنف والقتل
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If you were a Muslim and found a church in front of you, would you enter it and respect its rituals?Yes or no and why.
If you were a Christian and found a mosque in front of you, would you enter it and respect its rite Yes or no and why.
And the same question to other religions as well.
What will you answer?
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Every religion must be respected. As we humans have to respect each other and help one another. Peace and love, not destruction, no! Division is not necessary for anyone. My opinion is this!
Best regards: Julia Doncheva
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Dear respected scholar:
Currently, We are in the process of editing a forthcoming publication entitled “Challenges and Impacts of Religious Endowments on Global Economics and Finance”, to be published by IGI Global, an international publisher of progressive academic research. we would like to take this opportunity to cordially invite you to submit your work for consideration in this publication. Please visit: https://www.igi-global.com/publish/call-for-papers/call-details/3777 for more details regarding this publication and to submit your work. You can also find detailed manuscript formatting and submission guidelines at http://www.igi-global.com/publish/contributor-resources/before-you-write/. If you have any questions or concerns, please do not hesitate to contact with us. Thank you very much for your consideration of this invitation, and we hope to hear from you by April 15, 2019! Best wishes, Editors: Buerhan Saiti Associate Professor of Islamic Banking and Finance, Istanbul Sabahattin Zaim University, Turkey Adel Sarea Associate Professor of Accounting and Economics - Ahlia University – Kingdom of Bahrain Recommended Topics - Challenges of Religious Endowments on Global Economics and Finance - Impacts of Religious Endowments on Global Economics and Finance - Role of waqf in economic development - Role of waqf principles in microeconomic institutions, - Waqf and Ethics in Islamic economics and finance - Waqf and humanitarian relief - Waqf for Poverty Alleviation - Influence of waqf on Muslim economic behaviour - Waqf and education - Waqf and corporate governance - Structuring waqf - Waqf products for Islamic financial institutions - Waqf and Promoting SME financing - Islamic wealth management and waqf - Waqf and property development and investment - Cash waqf -Corporate waqf - Waqf Principles of Islamic jurisprudence - Waqf account and Islamic banks - Waqf and Risk management - Sharia Governance standards for waqf - Role of waqf in ensuring financial inclusion - Waqf and the Islamic Capital market - Waqf, halal Products and Islamic market - Waqf and the 3rd sector economy (charity sector) - Waqf and fintech innovations - Waqf and Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) - Waqf and Comparison between the Eastern and Western experiences - Exploring new trends of waqf - Other topics which related to waqf
Date: 28 January 2019 - 1 December 2019
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The Christians believed that Jesus was the Savior.
Muslims believe that one of the descendants of the Prophet Muhammad is called the Mahdi is the savior.
Who is the real Savior or the two will appear together and save the world?
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Islam is a religion of tolerance, humanity and peace.
Islam is innocent of the black terrorism that is taking the lives of Muslims today today more than others, and is not due to the law of Islam or the Koran Muslims, but the reasons are due to the policies of great unfair used to dominate and hegemony.
Followers of terrorism belong to the religion of terrorism itself and are far from the religion of Islam religion of love and harmony
They believe in the doctrine of blotshed in all its different sects
And they are killed for the interests of our enemies and the implementation of their goals, the religion of Islam is innocent of the religion of terrorism
Islam, like other celestial religions, urges tolerance and fraternity among human beings for their innumerable differences, because the value of tolerance is of great moral values.
The message of the Prophet Muhammad is not a separate religion independent of the messages of Jesus, Moses, Abraham and Noah, peace be upon them. Rather, it is a final episode in the one chain of divine religion that began with Adam and ended with the Prophet Muhammad.
I would like to point out that this article is not doctrinal but discusses one of the purposes of the Great Religions: Tolerance as a human intellectual issue that serves all human beings and has nothing to do with the religious beliefs and attitudes of the people. It only discusses the importance and necessity of searching for common values ​​among human beings.
I hope that the wise people of every religion, think and guide all over the world to write tirelessly about the values ​​of tolerance and respect for the rights and freedoms of others, because free human thought will one day triumph over the advocates of terrorism.
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To live peacefully
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Now currently doing a research on the relationship between religiosity and mental health. mind to share any literature that answer the question?
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للتدين علاقة وطيدة بالصحة النفسيةلان صاحب الدين وعندنا المؤمن بالله العلي العظيم يكون أكثر ثبات وقوة أمام كل صعوبات الحياة ومعوقاتها ويكون صاحب ثقة وقدرة وصلابة على مواجهتها وإيجاد الحلول السليمة فضلا على أنه يكون دائما متوكلا على الله محبا للحياة متفائلا غير يؤس لاتضايق به الحياة حتى يفكر بالانتحار او الخلاص من الحياة في ابسط مواجه له لمشاكل اجتماعية او اقتصادية او نفسية
اوغيرها من المشكلاته هذا توضيح بسيط لحالة المتدين من منظوراسلامي
للتدين علاقة وطيدة بالصحة النفسيةلان صاحب الدين وعندنا المؤمن بالله العلي العظيم يكون أكثر ثبات وقوة أمام كل صعوبات الحياة ومعوقاتها ويكون صاحب ثقة وقدرة وصلابة على مواجهتها وإيجاد الحلول السليمة فضلا على أنه يكون دائما متوكلا على الله محبا للحياة متفائلا غير يؤس لاتضايق به الحياة حتى يفكر بالانتحار او الخلاص من الحياة في ابسط مواجه له لمشاكل اجتماعية او اقتصادية او نفسية
اوغيرها من المشكلاته هذا توضيح بسيط لحالة المتدين من منظوراسلامي
liltadayun ealaqat watidat bialsihat alnafsitilan sahib aldiyn waeindana almumin biallah alealii aleazim yakun 'akthar thubat waquatan 'amam kl sueubat alhayat wamueuaqatiha wayakun sahib thiqat waqudrat wasalabat ealaa muajahatiha wa'iijad alhulul alsalimat fadlanaan ealaa 'anah yakun dayimaan mutawakilaan ealaa allah mahabbaan lilhayat mutafayilaan ghyr yuasu liaitidayiq bih alhayat hataa yufakir bialaintihar 'aw alkhalas min alhayat fi 'absat muajih lah limashakil aijtimaeiat 'aw aiqtisadiat 'aw nafsia
awghyrha min almushkilatih hdha tawdih basit lihalat almutadayin min mnzwraslami
عرض المزيد
The religion has a strong relationship with mental health, the religion and our believer in God Almighty is more stable and strong in front of all the difficulties and obstacles of life and be confident and ability and hard to face and find solutions to sound as well as that he is always dependent on God love of life optimistic not to disturb the life until he thinks suicide Or salvation from life in the simplest face of social, economic or psychological problems
Or other problems This is a simple clarification of the religious situation of the perspective
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Muslim irrigation systems in the medieval time in Ibiza required some water resources. Today these water resources are limited.
I suppose there was a climate change since the 13th century.
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Leon Africanus or Hassan al-Wazzan was born in Muslim Grenade, raised up in Fez, in diplomatic mission in the Middle East, detained in Italy as a slave, freed by Pope Leon X, that induced to write and publish "Description of Africa". Even if his book was mentioning the practices from other religions, it was so intelligently written Inquisitors could not find the argumentative way to condemn it formally. So, little by little, Leon's book turned out to be the book for the ones that didn't want to be condemned formally, let's say for the people that felt guilty and for some sin they were feeling guilty. That's how in Mallorca, they burned up Jews and catholic-converted Jews, whose only fault was to possess Leon Africanus's book, up to 19th cent.
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Interesting facts! Well - this catholic church and its inquisition! So much damage it has inflicted on humanity!
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Islamophobia appears to be on the rise and the western media is making it worse by portraying negative images of Islam and Muslims at a time when the hottest trouble spots are in Muslim land!
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If we judge any religion by the misconduct of its followers then we are definitely going to get a negative impression of that religion. According to the teachings of Islam a Muslim is not supposed to touch a woman outside of marriage, let alone grope one. I do not deny that this has happened and will probably continue to happen if a Muslim’s heart is devoid of inner-fear of Allah (the God), just as those Christian clergymen in the news have molested and sexually abused young boys and girls.
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Racial Profiling of Muslims in Abroad: A Reflection of the Issue in UK and USA, Pre and After-Math of 9-11
How the Islamophobia contributed to a new kind of Racial Abuse for Muslims all over the World
Selected writers are Hanif Kureishi, H M Naqvi and Mohosin Hameed
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The rights of many Arabs and Muslims who were detained in the fight against terrorism after the September 11 attacks in the United States were violated, the court decision is in this country.
According to the 2nd Appellate Court, several security officials led by then President George W. Bush, including former FBI Director Robert Mueller and then Justice Minister John Ashcroft, justified the fight against terrorism, violated the rights of many Arabs and Muslims violating the US Constitution.
Ashcroft, Mueller and former director of the James Ziglar news agency, after September 11, 2001, arrested a large number of men in New York and New Jersey, mostly Muslims and Arabs, and violated their rights for months.
This trial was first launched 13 years ago by a non-governmental organization Center for Constitutional Rights (CCR), headquartered in New York. CCR lawyer Rachel Meeropol stated in connection with the decision:
"The court took advantage of this opportunity and reminded the people, whether they were citizens or not, human rights, the rule of law must not be sacrificed in the name of a hysteria of national security."
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If I were to discuss or conduct a series of lectures on human rights issues relating to Islam, Muslims or Muslim dominated, Asian countries like Malaysia, what are the issues that you would probably want me to talk about?
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You cannot avoid talking about women's human rights in muslim countries. situation of women compared to main women's rights conventions
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I have two studies titled “ A Comparative Sports Culture Study between Europeans, North Americans and a Modern Muslim Nation” and “A multidimensional sport attitudes scale for multinational research. If you are interested, I can share them with you.

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  • There are several groups of youth vigilante - cow protection group , Love-jihad group, Hindu yuva sangh group - these are sort of moral police backed by Hindu govt in India , who are beating, lynching & killing Muslim & Dalit .
  • can these be relevent to your work ? If yes , let me know , I am interested to contribute .
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Ohh I thought the book is going to be published . Here it was showing as ‘an ongoing project’ that could be of my interest :)
congratulations on your publication !
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Does Muslim ethics make particular statements about social and environmental challenges?
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"Muslims" is not equivalant to :"Inhabitants of the Arabian Pennensula"
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Last week, about 30 members of the self-described "Decent People" movement disrupted performance of a play called "Our Violence and Your Violence" in the theatre in the Czech Republic.
They consider that play as blasphemous and highly unethical as it ridicules the Catholic Church and the final scene even shows Jesus Christ proceeding to enact the rape of a Muslim woman.
I am going to asses the limits of the freedom of expression in this case. Do you know any useful fresh judgement of the European Court of Human Rights or your national courts that have decided similar case and address the issue of the limits of the freedom of expression, right to religious or right to free cultural performance?
You can read here about the case:
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Under the European Convention on Human Rights, the freedom of expression is protected also against the interference caused by private persons. In another word, the state has a positive obligation to protect rights of individuals against other persons and if the state fails to do so, the positive obligation would be breached and an individual may seek damages from the state. In the case to which I refer, it is also the issue of positive obligations. On one hand, the theatre may claim that the state fails to protect the actors, on the other so-called Decent ppl may claim that they were forced to leave the theatre by the police force and thus the state violates their right to expression.
I am of a view, however, that the Decent people had no right under the Czech Constitution or European Convention to arbitrary interrupt the play. Furthermore, they could use less restrictive ways to express their ideas (for example demonstrate in front of the theatre, sign petition, and so on) and, more important, the play was intended only for ppl who bought tickets and thus the performance was not open to public and couldn´t be offensive for ppl who didn´t want to see it.
However, as I went through the European Court of Human Right´s case law, the Court has reaffirmed in its several judgements that it is in state´s margin of appreciation to consider the level of obscenity of the cultural (piece of) work and to decide if such a play would be tolerated by a state or not. So, if a state will reasonably consider such a play as „beyond the border of decency“ and restricts it, such a restriction would be probably approved by the ECtHR referring to the doctrine of the margin of appreciation. On the other hand, if the state considers such a play as in compliance with the freedom of expression, there is very limited space for „protectionist“ groups such as Decent ppl to restrict it. I absolutely agree with Mary Lowth that such activities represent more of a danger to freedom of expression. I can imagine only very extreme situations when Decent people, as well as anybody else, can interfere into the play and this would be for example the cases when the play gets out of control and instantly endangers health or lives. But this was not such a case.
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If you were to design a course to teach Islamic history, (from outside colonial narratives), within the perspective of Islamic culture, what Islamic thinkers, poets, writers, theorists, and artists would you include and why?
Additionally, should you exclude any controversial sources shared among extremist groups, or should they be included, and subject to rigorous critique by Muslim students?
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Wael B. Hallaq’s The Impossible State: Islam, Politics, and Modernity’s Moral Predicament would be a good choice.
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The issue of halal system has received considerable critical attention both either from academic circle and practitioners in recent years. It is well known that halal no longer applies to exclusively food production and consumption. The halal industry has now evolved from merely halal food products to a holistic halal concept that encompasses the entire value of commercial activities. The global halal marketplace of 1.8 billion Muslims can play an important role in addressing the issue of halal food and food related products (The Pew Forum on Religion and Public Life, 2011). The largest of these markets are located in Southeast Asia and West Asia. However, the lack of a recognized global halal compliance standard and certification process has caused a lack of confidence for consumers, and uncertainty for the business. Because halal logos vary between company and country, there is no assurance that all products used and the value chain are indeed halal.
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Market research:data collection, questionnaires, surveys, and consumers
panels, modes of buyers behavior; product functions; technical changes and economic of appropriate technology are good tools to measure consumer perception
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Pope John XX111 postulated the thesis, "PACEM IN TERRIS". Simply put, "If you want peace. sow justice". My question is is the church living up to its roles and obligations today?". People like late Rev. Fr.Chukwulozie tried during their lifetime to promote inter - religious dialogue especially Muslim - Christian dialogue. I admonish the church to look into matters of gross violations of human rights and fundamental freedoms that are brought before her. Muslims and Christians are a family. Christians should not judge muslims as people who kill for Allah to make heaven. I was disappointed internally when one of my lecturers last year incited the class against muslims by teaching us that muslims kill in order to make heaven for Allah. I will never forgive him for wrong and hateful teaching. Lets reason together now to make peace reign in Jesus name. Amen.
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D' Accord.
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She was born in Japan, and studied in Iran. Now she is in New York at Stony Brook University.
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By "grace" I mean, the restoration of the relationship between God and man.
This question is aimed at our Muslim friends online - I want to learn.
Please add to your comments reason and (scriptural or other) sources. A 'yes' or 'no' answer would be helpful, but more detail is better. I am only guessing in my assumption, I might be wrong. Help me learn.
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Allahu, many things the Jesus-figure did were opposed to the legalistic function of the law (not all Judaism was like that), so the saying of the Jesus-figure you allude to may mean exactly as you say (adding confusion), indicating a return to non-legalistic responses (my belief), or be simply a misunderstanding.
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This is in view of the development of a country(countries) based on the respect of human life, solidarity, charity, fraternity, tolerance and coexistence between Muslims and Christians. (Interreligious Dialogue) 
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The idea of original sin is difficult to find in the Gospels, and appears an addition. It is certainly not within the Jesus-figure's expressed ideas. The Gospels take a far more intuitive, investigative approach to the matter with greater psychological depth.
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A writer had an open invitation to construct counternarratives based on her summary of groups who attended the "Battles of Berkeley"
What I am asking is a similar call for researchers to provide counternarrative extrapolations from these bullet points.
Pick one, or several, or all OR critique this method for its ability to effectively construct counternarratives. If you do critique, however, please provide more fruitful alternatives :)
MAIN MESSAGING FROM RALLIES (so you can make good counter messaging)
  • Anti-immigration/supports deportation & ICE
  • For Muslim ban
  • Anti-abortion and planned parenthood
  • Anti-government social safety nets like healthcare & snap
  • Mostly Christian
  • Passionately hate Obama and Hillary Clinton (still talks about them)
  • Love president Donald Trump no matter what he does
  • Propaganda pushers of false media
  • Blue Lives Matter
  • Obsessively against Communism
  • Pro-Western Culture, believe everyone should assimilate to their ideal state
  • Pro Confederate monument preservation
  • Fine with people of color (they really hate being called racist)
  • Anti-Black Lives Matter
  • Extremely Patriotic
  • In favor of traditional Male/Female roles (Patriarchy)
  • Fine with LGBT but against trans in the military (because Trump said so)
  • Pretty much anything Trump says they support, except white supremacy because again, they hate being called racist
  • *source link https://www.classic8media.com/news/2017/8/21/battle-for-the-bay-whats-the-real-message
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If I may,
the narrative is not relevant as a series of ideas, those ideas change,
especially given Trump's flip flopping. The narrative is based on groupthink around a personnality (trump) and leaders (pro trump figures, some of the republican leadership) though the identity itself is built, on opposition to mainstream elites, within the right wing. The most effective counter narrative would be to challenge the validity of the basis of the group or the narrative, to destabilize the current ideological bubble. Either showing that elites are just people that should not be opposed as a group, or to show that Trump is not deviating from the mainstream. That would be limited by the fact that the counter narrative cannot be deployed by people who would have interest in lying and can still be dismissed as a democrat plot. Ultimately, the only way to properly engage such a narrative is first on an individual basis, where group effects can be minimized, and then to put such objective and unquestionable points (to a Trump supporter not a liberal) that they would be listened to even if they are opposite to what the group's narrative is.
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Passages such as the following make it sound like the Prophet Muhammad thought the Christian Trinity was comprised of God, Mary, and their offspring Jesus:
God will say: ‘Jesus Son of Mary, did you ever say to mankind: “Worship me and my mother as gods besides God?”’
‘Glory be to you,’ he will answer, ‘I could never have claimed what I have no right to.’ (5.117)
The Creator of the heavens and the earth—how should he have a son, seeing that He has no consort, and He created all things? (6.102)
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Muhammad did not blaspheme when he asked these questions, because he was not a Christian; but many theologians and historians of religions have affirmed that there is a relationship between the beliefs of Muslims and Christians, although Islam appeared approximately 600 years after the birth of Jesus of Nazareth.
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The fertility rate of the Muslims is highest among the religious faiths.Further, the size of the Muslim population is also impacted by considerable conversion ,and de-conversion,if any. The size and percentage of conversion from other faiths to Islam would give an idea of the causal factors to the growth of the size of Muslim population. Gender-specific data of such conversion would be useful.Further, such data from major countries would help to understand the scenario.
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Hello Bedprakas, you might also contact Barna Research, they may have some information to answer your question.
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At the time of writing the history of Islam and the Muslim figures in the 19th century, did the European institutions and Orientalists go back to copy the same sources and writings known that time either in France or in other European countries?
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I think European institutions and Orientalists mostly relied on medieval systems of Islamic thought, especially that of Ibn Taymiyyah.
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Islam and Judaism are unitarian monotheisms, holding that the one God contains a single center of self-consciousness (i.e., person). Christianity is a trinitarian monotheism, holding that the one God contains three centers of self-consciousness (i.e., persons). I'd love to hear Muslim, Jewish, and Christian views on this!
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I believe that in order to answer this question we should consider the symbolic elements that make up Christianity. The Most Holy Trinity is a clear representation of the unifications that Catholicism had to make in order to incorporate pagan religions into the "orthodox doctrine". Sun worship, for example, coincides with the birth of Jesus. The representation of the trinity is a very interesting topic to address. Particularly the version I like the most is this one
Formulation of the Trinity is attributed to the Gnostic teacher Valentinus (lived c.100 – c.160), who according to the fourth century theologian Marcellus of Ancyra, was “the first to devise the notion of three subsistent entities (hypostases), in a work that he entitled On the Three Natures.” The highly allegorical exegesis of the Valentinian school inclined it to interpret the relevant scriptural passages as affirming a Divinity that, in some manner, is threefold. The Valentinian Gospel of Philip, which dates to approximately the time of Tertullian, upholds the Trinitarian formula. Whatever his influence on the later fully formed doctrine may have been, however, Valentinus's school is rejected as heretical by orthodox Christians.
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I am looking for information about spread of Islam in Indonesia, it is stated it was in 14th century Muslim Scholars (Ulama) were sent from Turkey to Indonesia.
It is in Kitab Kanzul Hum, it is in library of Turkey. I need confirmation about this kitab by Ibnu Batutah.
Thanks
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Thanks, actually I am looking info how Muslim Scholars sent to Indonesia, it by Caliphate or by themselves? In addition, who bring Arabic number to Indonesia, especially accounting.
Utsmani khalifa of Turkey came to Indonesia in 15th century. But Muslim Scholars came to Indonesia in 14th century.
The initiator was Syekh Jumadil Qubro (total 9 people, including his son, Malik Ibrahim)
The question is do they also bring accounting or Arabic number to Indonesia in 14th century?
However, Islam came into Indonesia was in 7th century, the best friend of prophet Muhammad PBUH came to Sumatra (Saad bin Abi Waqsh), then there was cemetery of Muslim in the city of Barus (Syekh Rukunuddin died in 672)
Then King in Sumatera sent paper to Umar bin Abdul Aziz to sent Muslim Scholar to teach Islam in Indonesia.
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Many Institutions in Africa lack skilled experience physicians for endoscopy ,especially enteric endoscopy, WE HAVE so much suspected Ulcer patients in North-East Nigeria ,this may be the same for some Muslim dominated countries,does any one know ,where doctors from poor resource setting can attend cheap hand-on training courses for Endoscopy,enteroscopy and Ultrasound courses?.
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Have a look on it..
Note: I am not attached to any of the above courses. I just came across about this piece of information and thought it might be useful to you
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Dear all,
Muslims in Burma are like other humans. They are in urgent need of aid. Is this the religious matter or the matter of Humanity? Why powerful authorities are inactive? Where is UNO? Where are the organisations of human protection?
What we people can do for them? Any Suggestion? 
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its not about muslim. it's about humanity and God's created. We are one. We must know all of history about that. We respond this humanity with love each other
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I am about to embark on a piece of research where I hope to uncover 'core beliefs' and 'schemata' about God and other transpersonal phenomena among muslim participants. I I think that IPA would be a useful method to use in analysing my qualitative data, and the socratic method (especially the downward arrowing) is a standard technique used in accessing core beliefs. So, my question is: could I use the socratic method as my main interview technique and then use IPA as my data analysis method? Very much appreciate any comments or advice on this.
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That sounds like an excellent two-pronged strategy to me. The Socratic method ensures accurate conveyance of religious belief, and IPA ensures objective analysis of qualitative data.
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How should the EU and its allies respond to the needs/demands of polygamous Muslim immigrants?
Answers needed from legal experts, political analysts, sociologists and social field workers, theologians and futurologists who work with statistical predictions.
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Although not an expert on this subject, I would like to express my opinion on this not negligible problem. As in all EU countries there is equality of rights and duties between men and women, I believe that women also have the right to have more husbands or the polygamists must resign themselves to having only one wife.
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Dear Sir,
What is the reason behind it that America is disturbing the Muslim world?
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We are looking what are the specific contributions of single European countries to modern International Law. At the same time we are examining how International Law is applied in these countries.
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