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    Postmodern Fiqh : An Analysis On Gender Issues Abstract. The history of Islamic law (hukm) gone through fluctuations of phases. From the time of the Prophet PBUH‚ it continuously to become a dynamic force in fulfilling the contemporary needs of the Ummah. After the period of taqlid‚ Islamic jurisprudence gone through the process of tajdid in order to rejuvenate Muslim society to the practice of Ijtihad. Changes that happened in social circumstances and the developments in the field of science

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    Mahdist State in Sudan

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    Analyzing The Mahdist State in the Sudan The Mahdist uprising in the Sudan is an event overlooked by in many throughout history. To many it was just a hiccup in Great Britains conquest of the African states in the east. The uprising was in fact a failure but what makes it so significant is the ability of the Mahdi‚ Muhammad Ahmed to unite a divided people against a common enemy using modern logistics and combining it with religious zeal. The author of The Mahdist State in

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    buildings‚ centered around a mosque and managed within a single institution.” (Goodwin‚ 2003) Besides the praying hall (camii) and courtyard (avlu)‚ the complex featured a Koran school (mekteb)‚ a school for the traditions of the Prophet (darülhadis)‚ a hadith school where students studied Muhammad’s teachings (medrese)‚ a hostel (tabhane) that provided rest for travelers‚ a hospital (bimarhane)‚ a kitchen (imaret) that fed food to the poor‚ Muslims‚ Christians and Jews alike and a bath (hammam). The mosque

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    TAKAFUL

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    shared responsibility (in the system of aquila as practised between Muslims of Mecca and Medina) laid the foundation of mutual insurance. Islamic references These fundamentals are based on the sayings of the Islamic prophet Muhammad. Based on the hadith and Qur ’anic verses mentioned below‚ Islamic scholars have decided that there should be a concerted effort to implement the concept of takaful as the best way to resolve these needs. Some examples are: Basis of Co-operation: Help one another in

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    bay al-inah

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    participating in jihad with the Prophet if he does not repent’’. According to the majority of jurists‚ Aishah assertion clearly indicated that bay’ al-Inah was unlawful contract. Therefore‚ Ibn Qayyim prohibited Bai` al-`inah quoting the following Hadith that the Prophet Muhammad (pbuh) is reported to have said: “A time is certainly coming to mankind when they would legalise riba under the name of bai’ (trade/sale).” In contrast‚ al-Shafi’i did not consider the practice of bay’ al-Inah as legal

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    Ar Rahn

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    OBJECTIVES: After completing this chapter‚ students should be able to: 1. Understand the concept of Al–Rahn in Islam. 2. Appreciate the benefits of Al–Rahn in securing loan transactions 3. Apply their understanding to the modern business practices. C hapter 6 Al-Rahn (Pawning) DEFINITION Literally: Fixed‚ permanent and continuity; or detained‚ confined‚ prison and hostage Translated in English as pledging‚ pawning or mortgage {[But1] every human being will be held in pledge for whatever

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    Hafsa Islam 11303001 Eng 204 Miss Farrah Jabeen Global Controversies Regarding Hijab Abstract The objective of this research paper is to bring awareness among the Muslim population of the world concerning the wrong concepts regarding hijab. In this paper I will discuss the pressure being put by the western countries on the women wearing hijab across the globe. I would try to discuss the significance of hijab to a Muslim women and how theses controversies

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    miss rope cross

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    Sunnah will show that Islam as the way of life and a total system had an innate tendency to activate and reinvigorate from within‚ the process of Islam re-assertion. The dynamic principle responsible for these occurrences is mentioned in the prophetic hadith as ijtihad meaning the effort and endeavour under­taken for attaining some objective. (http://www.icna.org/tm/greatmuslim1.htm) (7/3/14). Many of his contemporaries were doubtful that Islam could also provide constitutional principles of the Quran

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    Pilgrimage

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    3. Pilgrimage‚ religious learning and religious scholars: Examine the impact of travel on spreading ideas. Religious ideas of Islam start briefly in the Middle East‚ the spreading of teaching in Islam had been occurred mostly due to traders. Conversion happened peacefully by the path of the trade networks linking the region with South Asia‚ China and Middle East‚ in which Muslim Traders and traveling preachers or holy men from these region served as the main means of transmission. Connection to

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    miracles of quran

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    Muslims consider the Qur’an‚ the holy book of Islam‚ as the word of God and a miracle.[1] According to Islamic tradition‚ the Qur’an was revealed miraculously to Muhammad by Allah (God) through angel‚ Jibrīl (Gabriel)‚ as a perfect‚ verbatim copy of what was written in heaven and that had existed there for all of eternity.[2] The Qur’an states that Muhammad neither read a book nor wrote a book [Quran 29:48] and that he did not know about past events [Quran 3:44][11:49][28:44].[3] So‚ from a widely

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