This conference aims to bring together scholars working on colonial law in Muslim contexts who are interested in ‘gender-coded law’ (i.e. all legal domains that automatically invoke connotations of gender)...
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Call for Papers: International Conference on Law, Empire, and Gender in Muslim Societies
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Hawza Online: Specialized Postgraduate-Level Education in Islamic Studies
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Islamic Unity Can Provide a Broad Support for Gazan People
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Fighting for Motherhood: The Case for Valuing One of the most Vital Members in Society
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Islamic Hijab: its Form and Meaning
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Various Kinds of Fasts according to Shia and Sunni Islamic Law
The five schools of Islamic law, Imami, Hanafi, Shafiʻi, Maliki and Hanbali classify fasts into four categories: Wajib, mustahabb (supererogatory), muharram (forbidden), and...
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When Is It Permissible not to Fast while Travelling?
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Philosophy Behind the Event and a Brief Commentary on the Ziyarat of Arbaeen
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Article: A Phenomenological Study of Arbaeen Foot Pilgrimage in Iraq+PDF
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Observing Arbaeen with Proper Understanding
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Fighting for Motherhood: The Case for Valuing One of the most Vital Members in Society
Fighting for Motherhood: The Case for Valuing One of the most Vital Members in Society, an article by Samira B. Zaidi Rizvi
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Islamic Hijab: its Form and Meaning
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Global Dynamics of Shi’a Marriages +PDF
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The Marriage of Fatima Zahra and Ali ibn Abi Talib (A.S)
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A Look at the Root Causes of Family Crisis in the West
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Call for Papers: International Conference on Law, Empire, and Gender in Muslim Societies
This conference aims to bring together scholars working on colonial law in Muslim contexts who are interested in ‘gender-coded law’ (i.e. all legal domains that automatically invoke connotations of gender)...
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Hawza Online: Specialized Postgraduate-Level Education in Islamic Studies
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Islamic Unity Can Provide a Broad Support for Gazan People
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Fighting for Motherhood: The Case for Valuing One of the most Vital Members in Society
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Islamic Hijab: its Form and Meaning
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Shiite Sects in Kenya, South Africa
The Kenyan Shiite community which basically originated from Asia is composed of two main Shiite sects
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Book: Ashraf Ali Thanawi: Islam in Modern South Asia
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Ghadir and the meaning of “Mawla” in the Light of Sunni Sources
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Ḥanafīyah: An Introduction to Islamic Jurisprudential Sects
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Imamiyah (Shiite): An Introduction to Islamic Jurisprudential Sects