... University Press, Standard Journals Publication Model ( https://dbpia.nl.go.kr/pages/standard-publication-reuse-rights ) Abstract The Prophetic ḥadīth ‘The caliphate will last for thirty years, then it will be kingship’ is one of the key proof texts for the Sunni doctrine of the ‘rightly guided caliphs...

... upper class westernization women's organizations desertion feminism Hadith human rights Islamism Liberal al Wafd Party National Council for Women non governmental organizations Zulficar Mona Adli Magda CEDAW UN Committee on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women...

... to be relevant until today although major shifts started to occur from the eighth/fourteenth century onwards. Beginning with an outline of the specificities and constraints of the genre of tafsīr, the chapter then proceeds to deal with the importance of external structures like hadith...

...Gender was a critical factor in the Islamic tradition, especially in its law. That law was shaped by the Qur'an, the practice of Muhammad and his companions as known through hadith, the status of women in Arabia at the rise of Islam, but even more by the customs and attitudes of people living...

...; the importance of power and embodiment to defining Muslim interreligious relations; and the pivotal role of religious scholars (ʿulamāʾ) in defining Muslim difference through the transmission, canonization, and interpretation of Islamic scriptural texts known as the hadiths. anxieties...

... conclusion provides a specific example of how the differences in definition that the authors accorded key terms might affect the way novel jurisprudence is derived. Ḥadīth transmissions Muḥammad the Prophet normative practice paganism tribalism ʿaṣabiyya God Ḥanafī school of law prophetic...

..., by the eighteenth century dogs acting compassionately, willfully, and selflessly on behalf of human society were replaced by humans exercising a monopoly over social agency and using animals as tools for selfish and worldly purposes, warfare foremost among them. That ḥadīth and other texts...

... in the Qur’an and hadith, and then a round-up of modern opinion on wasaṭiyyah. The hallmarks of wasaṭiyyah and those of extremism, identification of wasaṭiyyah, its manifestations, and institutional developments on wasaṭiyyah...

...This chapter describes the hamam’s different identities and the impressions it left on its users: its religious function of ritual cleansing, based on the Qur’an and the Hadith (the collected sayings and deeds of the Prophet Muhammad); its social function as a place to gather and exchange news...

... Idris I blind imitation taqlīd Sunnism taqlīd blind imitation Julien Charles André Muhammad V University Dar al Hadith education Ministry of Education Qarawiyyin Dar al Daʿwa wa l Irshad language multilingualism ʿAbd al Aziz and apostasy Baha’i affair Benabdallah ʿAbd al ʿAziz...

... to what extent post-canonical hadith scholarship dominated this book collection. As this line of scholarship was on its way out Ibn ʿAbd al-Hādī had to take enormous strides to revive books that needed oral transmission from an authorized teacher. He finally endowed this library - accompanied...

...Both Muslims and non-Muslims are of the opinion that veiling is required among Muslim women and that the veil is prescribed by Islam in no uncertain terms to its female adherents. This chapter examines the three sacred Islamic texts (the Qur'an, hadith, and Islamic jurisprudence...

... commentary on the verses. It also includes a prayer for the Prophet Mohammed and declaration of absolute dependence on the Qur'an and the Hadith. The chapter highlights Afa Ajura's reproach of the Tijanis and their litanies, comparing them to the disbelievers and idols from the time of Noah to Abraham...

...This chapter examines why madrasa scholars attach a high premium to the teachings of the Prophet Muhammad. Hadith studies are at the heart of contemporary South Asian madrasas. Hadith is the source of the Sunna, the model and normative practice of Muhammad that all pious Muslims...

... Qur’an hadith (Prophetic traditions) ijtihad (independent reasoning) theology fatalism A noted commentator of the contemporary Muslim world was not far off the mark when he remarked that for the global media and Western politicians today, the mere mention of the word shari’a ¹ “sends...

...This chapter gives an analysis of the different Salafi currents in Pakistan, such as the Markazi Jamiat Ahl-e Hadith, Markaz Da’wa wal Irshad, Lashkar-e Taiba, and several other movements. It traces the development of the madrasa system and the influence it has on Pakistani society...

... and practices in Muslim society as sanctioned by the Qur'an and hadith. Magic is almost always assumed to be bad — essentially evil, popular, and irrational — although it was a pervasive aspect of medieval society and was closely allied with religion, which was also viewed as popular and irrational. Magic...

... Aḥmad ibn Luqmān asceticism boskoi Ibn Abī d Dunyā al Jāḥiẓ Karrāmīya sect al Madāʼinī al Maqdisī an Naysābūrī Kitāb ʽUqalā al majānīn Shāfiʽite law Yāqūt ibn ʽAbdallāh al Ḥamawī ḥadīth on almsgiving Jews magic Moses Muḥammad the Prophet and alcohol Noah in Qurʼān Old Testament divine...

...This chapter explores the hadith corpus, the thousands of narrators reporting Muhammad’s sayings and actions, through the lens of Deleuzian assemblage theory to examine its rhizomoatic and arborescent tendencies. Like any assemblage, this corpus exhibits strata that stabilize and contain its flows...