All praise and boundless gratitude be to Allah Almighty, who has ordained the month of Rabīʿ al-Awwal to be the season of the Blessed Birth, the springtide of our hearts.
—Ibn al-Jazarī
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The contention over the importance of the night of mid-Shaʿbān, and more particularly its appropriate honouring��long a matter of respectful scholarly debate—has, more recently, and particularly in the light of national celebrations of one sort or another, become a divisive issue.
the divergence of views and indeed legitimating the differing positions—to a point. Without abandoning the fine adab of the principle of scholarly debate, he reveals the scope of valid dispute in this particular issue, while highlighting the negligence of some who deem […]
this subsidary issue to be of key importance.
The muʾminūn conceal faults, show mercy, express compassion, and refrain from blaming or shaming others. Conversely, the misguided expose faults, shame others, spread despair, and drive people to lose hope, […]
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The value of planting such a tree—in the times we live in—should not be lost on students or anyone interested in deepening an understanding of the protective shade that tree provides.
Dr. Eldoghim, renowned curator of Muslim manuscripts, opens with the history of Uṣūl al-Fiqh and the scholars who planted and nursed its growth. The second part examines its root concepts and their down to earth application within legal theory.
Before you here is a microscope focussing on the tendrils of the roots of Muslim law—the Uṣūl al-Fiqh. The storms of the age and the decay of Western values can be averted by grounding one’s faith: Islam.
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Looking up, this Dīn of ours has been described as "a good tree whose roots are firm and whose branches reach to heaven" [Qurʾān 14:24]. Yet before naturally reaching for the fruits in Paradise, we must understand their root system.
Before you here is a microscope focussing on the tendrils of the roots of Muslim law—the Uṣūl al-Fiqh. The storms of the age and the decay of Western values can be averted by grounding one’s faith: Islam.
The value of planting such a tree—in the times we live in—should not be lost on students or anyone interested in deepening an understanding of the protective shade that tree provides.
Dr. Eldoghim, renowned curator of Muslim manuscripts, opens with the history of Uṣūl al-Fiqh and the scholars who planted and nursed its growth. The second part examines its root concepts and their down to earth application within legal theory.
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