Science of hadith Essays

  • Schacht and the Origins of Muhammadan Jurisprudence

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    Joseph Schacht was perhaps one of the more controversial Western scholars on Islamic law. Although his work, The Origins of Muhammadan Jurisprudence, was originally received with some measure of critical acclaim, over time, scholars have attempted to redress the controversial underpinnings of his theory on the nature of prophetic authority in the centuries after Mohammad’s death. At the heart of Schacht’s argument is the idea that legal traditions ostensibly stemming from Mohammad were in fact created

  • Sheikh Muhammed Al Deen Al-Albania: A Lifelong Islamic Scholar

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    project, Sheik’s interests increased in the field of the hadith of the Prophet (saw). He loved studying hadith so much, he spent up to 12 hours in Al-Makatabah adth Dthaariyyah library, often too engrossed in his studies to eat or sleep. Because of this he was given his own room there and a set of keys to the library to pursue his education. All the while he worked on and edited more than 300 works which would later become significant to other Hadith scholars. In his career, the Sheik published and printed

  • Understanding Islam About Anything Understanding Islam

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    Essay Writing Topic: Understanding Islam is about anything understanding Islam wise Introduction: Modern man wants to understand everything. He has reached beneath earth as well as explored skies above the sky. His thrust of understanding is not limited. It includes everything which needs to be understood. Islam is the most preaching religion of world at present. Therefore, Efforts are being made to have better understanding of Islam. Consequently, In order to understand Islam one has to understand

  • What Is Imam Malik?

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    seventy Ulama agreed with the Fatwa he come out with. He conducted his classes in the Masjid al-Nabawi,Madinah and attracting an enormous number of students to come. He always be seen seated on the platform of the mosque with Al Quran and compilation of Hadith side by side and offered legal rulings and judgment based on those sources. Imam Malik seen fatwa as a very vulnerable,explicit and vital action that can have far reaching effects, hence he used to be tremendously wary about giving it and if he was

  • Imam Abu Hanifah (ra)

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    Imam Abu Hanifah (ra) The book Qamoos al-alam states: Al-Imam al-azam Abu Hanifa's name was Numan. His father's name was Thabit. His grandfather's name was Numan, too. He was the first of the four great imams of the Ahl as-Sunnah Wal Jama'ah. 'Imam' means 'profoundly learned scholar.' He was one of the main pillars of the brilliant religion of Muhammad (Sallallahu Alaihi Wa Sallam). He was a descendant of a Persian notable. His grandfather had embraced Islam. He was born in Kufa in 80 (698

  • Analysis Of Ad-Dajjal

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    According to the Muslim’s beliefs, before the last hour, there will be a new character reffered to as Ad-Dajjal. Ad-Dajjal in Arabic means a liar or a deceiver. It is also referred to as antichrist. This is similar to the meaning of Christ in Islam and Christianity. In the bible, the descriptions of antichrist and the description of Ad-Dajjal are so different. However, in order to avoid confusion, the same character is referred to as the Dajjal, the antichrist, and Ad-Dajjal. According to Bane (2012)

  • Golden Age Of Islam Essay

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    During this period, engineers, academics and traders in the Islamic world contributed enormously in areas such as the arts, agriculture, economics, industry, literature, navigation, philosophy, Sciences and technology, while preserving and enhancing the legacy Classic on the one hand, and adding new inventions and own innovations. Philosophers, poets, artists, scientists, merchants and Muslim artisans created a unique culture that has influenced societies on every continent. During the Muslim conquests

  • Difference Between Humanism And Marxism

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    As I mentioned last time, secularists are all for naturalism, which is the belief that everything that happens can be explained through natural causes. So, they have a naturalist explanation for ethics and believe humans are in control of the universe and are the only source of ethics. In my textbook, Max Hocutt elaborates: “The fundamental question of ethics is, who makes the rules? God or men? The theistic answer is that God makes them. The humanistic answer is that men make them. This distinction

  • ali

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    person of knowledge, chastity, wisdom, rectitude, and ingenuity. He was a man of economics and politics who combined both mundane needs and the requirements of the afterworld. Moreover, the imam defined the pillars and principles of the different sciences (psychology, economics, politics, decision-making, crisis and negotiations management) and he laid the foundations of the principles of sovereignty one-thousand years before Jean Bodin’s Six Books of the Commonwealth. Islam has defined the relationship

  • Islamic Law - Questions and Answers

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    Jurisprudence 14. The fiqh is the jurisprudence in which to understand the Sharī’ah. Coulson, supra, at 83. Fiqh provides direction to Muslims on Islamic law. Id. Fiqh regulates issues, in great detail, of ritual practices of faith, composite science of law and morality. Coulson, supra, at 83. The teachings of fiqh are explained by the fuqahā, who are the “guardians of the Islamic conscience”. Id. In brief, the differences of Sharī’ah and fiqh can be illustrated by looking at their functions

  • Importance Of The Sharia

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    ​The Quar’an is the Holy book of Islam and the direct word of god. The Quar’an is very important to Muslims. It allows Muslims to expand their knowledge about Islam and the Prophet Muhammad, and also gain the ability to become less ignorant of their religion. Muslims believe that the Quar’an was revealed to the Prophet Muhammad over a span of about 20 years by the angel Gabriel. The Quar’an is used by Muslims in almost all of their rituals. When Muslims pray, they recite verses from the Quar’an,

  • The Importance Of Cleanliness In Islam

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    The Messenger of Allah also said: “Cleanliness is part of faith”. Hadith narrated by Imam Ahmad and at-Tarmizi. It shows that cleanliness is very important in Islam. It includes everything, such as clothing, body, teeth, place of worship, house, food etc. Thus, Muslims cannot take lightly about cleanliness. The Messenger of Allah, Prophet Muhammad (pbuh) took great care on relationship with the mortals, human or otherwise including flora and fauna. In other words, human relationship with the

  • Cosmos Science Of The Soul Chapter Summary

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    Science of the Cosmos, Science of the Soul Book Review The Book Science of the Cosmos, Science of the Soul by William Chittinck is written comprehensively to explain and illustrate the fundamental of intellectual knowledge in the thinking world especially from an Islamic context. The author of the book is a Sufi Islamic scholar, at the beginning of his life most of his research was focused on understanding what the world of Islamic scholar were concluding about reality and other philosophical reasoning

  • Wellbeing Essay

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    Then again, the hadith additionally pushes other profound elements of the ailment. These capacities may involve purgation, discipline for sins, or positive prizes. In Islamic custom, it is extremely normal to express one 's sensitivity for a sickness by saying "It happened

  • What is Islam Stance Over Modernization and Westernization

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    a backward creed and Islam in principle is against development in science and technology. Secondly, because muslims in recent times have not been able to achieve significant milestones in science and technology. Now, this research aims to bring about all the aspects of this debate as to how far Islam supports modernization. To start with, I’ll start by dividing this debate into the following steps: • Muslims contribution to science and technology • Muslims contribution to infrastructure and architecture

  • Power Of Words In Criminal Justice

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    So far, much of what we discussed under The Power of Words over Decisions and even under much of what was covered previously is related to context. Context that surely many lawyers’ and judges know is key to the decisions and judgments made every day in courts around the world. This is historically not a new issue. Over fourteen centuries ago, the Prophet Mohammed (pbuh) spoke of how words (altering con- text and therefore perception) can affect judgment. In this case not personal but legal. An example

  • Are political Islam and Democracy Compatible?

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    “Are political Islam and democracy compatible?” This question has been troubling both Muslims and non-Muslims living in East and West for a long time now. Contemporary Islamic political thought has become deeply influenced by attempts at reconciling Islam and democracy. Muslim thinkers who deal with political debates cannot disregard the significance of the democratic system, as it is the prevailing theme of modern western political thought. Hence, it is necessary for any alternative political system

  • Religion And Traditions: The Eternal Life Of Christianity

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    girls and two boys but his two sons died leaving him with no one to take his place when he died. The Qur’an contains sacred writings that are the primary for the practice of Islam. The Hadiths are the writings of Muhammad’s earliest followers, and there are 3,000 total Hadiths. A lot of people don’t give the Hadiths authority in the practice of Islam because there was a lot of controversy over the stuff that was going to be written in them and the simple fact that there were 3,000 of them. People

  • Bedouins History

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    maintained a consistency of development which we often take for granted. They were able to maintain this consistency because they lived in a dynasty where they were allowed intellectual freedom. Not only were they so advanced in fields such as science, but they were also clearly advanced in the subjects of humanism and equality. It was one of the only early civilizations where men and women had the same rights and could work in the same environment. With all the tools they acquired through intellectual

  • Summary Of Struggling To Surrender By Jeffry Lang

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    Lang studied about Islam thoroughly and reflects about the issues such as the validity of the hadith and the position of woman in an informed way. He also argues about the rationality of Islam and that it can be more than just another religion if Muslims understand the rationality of the religion better. Lang used his book to explain about his experience