136 results for “knowledge”
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...onse — immediate, unqualified, and grounded entirely in her knowledge of his character — was the first declaration of faith in Is...
...rgument but a declaration of faith based entirely on direct knowledge of who the Prophet ﷺ was as a human being — a certainty tha...
...ummah, distinct from other people. The Jewish tribes were acknowledged as a community alongside the Muslims — they had their own ...
...it fulfilled the Prophet's ﷺ own personal hope. The Quran acknowledged that hope directly: 'We have certainly seen the turning of...
...-Kursi' — and struck Abd ibn Ka'b on the chest saying: 'May knowledge gladden you, O Abu al-Mundhir.' The verse is 50 Arabic word...
...gness of the Muslim community to learn from and incorporate knowledge from other civilizations, and the Prophet's ﷺ recognition t...
...insula had shifted, and the delegations came to Medina to acknowledge it. Ibn Hisham, Ibn Sa'd, and Ibn Kathir each record dozen...
...gus accepted Islam privately — the narrations indicate he acknowledged the Prophet's ﷺ message — though his public declaration wa...
...died in the sciences of the Quran. The classical scholars acknowledge multiple candidates, each with a chain of transmission and ...
... taught Adam the names of all things, a sign of the special knowledge and intellect granted to humanity above other creation. Ada...
...nd to study the science of the celestial bodies — practical knowledge placed in the service of worship and civilization. He is sa...
...ranted the interpretation of dreams — a rare form of divine knowledge. His jealous brothers, unable to tolerate their father's lo...
...mention is itself instructive — it reminds us that the full knowledge of the prophets' stories belongs to Allah alone, and that t...
...to which the final revelation was sent. The Quran itself acknowledges the existence of righteous People of the Book who maintain...
...the Injil in Hebrew and who possessed a depth of scriptural knowledge unusual in Arabia at the time. The Quran does not mention ...
...s profoundly significant. The dying bishop was transmitting knowledge that had been preserved within the authentic tradition of I...
...d ﷺ validated both his prophethood and the integrity of the knowledge that had been preserved in the dying bishop's transmission.
...ip, uncorrupted by the institutional church, preserved this knowledge and transmitted it across generations. It demonstrates that...
...ed as governor of Medina and was known for his piety, legal knowledge, and just administration. His first act as caliph was to di...
.... The institution embodied the Islamic tradition of seeking knowledge, though later scholars distinguished between the useful sci...
... approach — which at times appeared to subordinate revealed knowledge to philosophical reasoning — generated significant controve...
... most accomplished navigators, contributing to geographical knowledge recorded by scholars like al-Masudi and Ibn Hawqal.
...eventually Europe, accelerating the production of books and knowledge.
...apermaking technology to the Islamic world, revolutionizing knowledge transmission.
...ndian works into Arabic, preserving and advancing classical knowledge. Muslim scholars made original contributions to algebra, op...
...opedia that systematized Greek, Indian, and Islamic medical knowledge. It remained the standard medical textbook in both the Isla...
...ts worldwide. He never married, devoting his entire life to knowledge.
...ress eventually revolutionized the dissemination of Islamic knowledge across the Muslim world.
The internet transformed access to Islamic knowledge. Online platforms made sacred texts freely accessible world...
...in and son-in-law of the Prophet, known for his bravery and knowledge.
The most knowledgeable of the ummah in halal and haram according to the Prophe...
...reatest Tabiin, renowned for his piety, eloquence, and deep knowledge.
The mufti of Mecca among the Tabiin, known for his vast knowledge of Hajj rituals.
A blind Tabii scholar of Basra renowned for his knowledge of tafsir and hadith.
...ading scholar of Egypt in his time, said by some to be more knowledgeable than Malik.
...holar of Egypt in his era, whom ash-Shafi'i considered more knowledgeable than Malik in fiqh. Al-Layth was enormously wealthy and...
...Muslim built upon. Ahmad ibn Hanbal considered him the most knowledgeable person in hadith criticism of his time.
...ymath, teacher of Sibawaih, and inventor of Arabic prosody (ilm al-arud). Compiled Kitab al-Ayn, the first comprehensive Ar...
Mauritanian polymath scholar known for his encyclopedic knowledge across all Islamic sciences.
...al-Ghumari, known for his prodigious memory and vast hadith knowledge.
...works before dying at age 39, renowned for his encyclopedic knowledge across Islamic sciences.
...vant of Allah whom Musa AS traveled with, possessing divine knowledge beyond apparent wisdom.
...er al-Aziz who tried to seduce Prophet Yusuf AS and later acknowledged his innocence.
... the throne of Bilqis in the blink of an eye through divine knowledge.
... the Prophet's letter inviting him to Islam and privately acknowledged the signs of prophethood.
...of Amr ibn al-As and unlike his father, was more devoted to knowledge than to warfare. He was one of the few companions permitted...
... of Husayn ibn Ali. Known as 'al-Baqir' (the one who splits knowledge open), he was a major Tabi Tabieen scholar in Madinah, pres...
...a and the founder of the Ja'fari school. Known for his vast knowledge across many disciplines.
A companion known for his extensive knowledge of Quran and hadith, and an accomplished horseman. He serve...
A Tabieen scholar of Yemen known for his extensive knowledge of the People of the Book (Jewish and Christian scriptures)...
...Sahih Bukhari, he was known for sharp precision, deep Quran knowledge, and pithy statements on knowledge and worship.
... jurists in legal rulings. He was unrivalled in his era for knowledge of variant hadith chains (ilal) and narrator criticism, ran...
... scholarship worldwide. A paragon of piety and encyclopedic knowledge.
...ho renounced his throne and wealth to pursue asceticism and knowledge. A Tabi Tabieen scholar and student of Sufyan al-Thawri's c...
...ad, teacher of Imam al-Bukhari, master of rijal criticism ('ilm al-rijal).
Companion entrusted by the Prophet with knowledge of hypocrites and signs of the Last Hour; known as 'Keeper ...
...l-Darda' and a distinguished female Companion known for her knowledge and piety. Not to be confused with Umm al-Darda' al-Sughra ...
...Quranic scholar among the Companions. Known as 'the Sea' of knowledge and 'Tarjuman al-Quran' (Interpreter of the Quran). The Pro...
...critics of the classical period, known for his encyclopedic knowledge of narrators.
Companion known for wisdom, piety, and knowledge. Judge of Damascus and teacher of Quran to the Syrians.
...a scholar who was the most important transmitter of Aisha's knowledge. Ibn Shihab al-Zuhri considered her a reliable ocean of kno...
...ions, tribal leader of Basra, and exemplar of forbearance (hilm).
Female companion renowned for her knowledge of the rulings on washing the dead and participating in cam...
...ing Ibn Masud and Ali, renowned for his piety and extensive knowledge of the Quran and Sunnah.
...the great worshippers among the Tabi'un, known for his deep knowledge and rejection of worldly temptations.
...Ibn Abbas, he was known for his piety, asceticism, and deep knowledge of fiqh. He met over fifty Companions.
... of Medina. Raised by his aunt Aisha, he was among the most knowledgeable of the Tabi'un in Sunnah and a master of hadith and fiq...
...s mastery of Quranic recitation, inheritance law, and legal knowledge, and was widely consulted for fatwas.
...d hadith scholar renowned for his wise sayings and profound knowledge of the soul's ailments. He was a teacher of Imam Malik and ...
... exegete from the Banu Qurayza tribe, renowned for his deep knowledge of tafsir and broad learning.
...ffan, Medinan scholar and governor of Medina, known for his knowledge of the Prophet's biography and hadith.
...major hadith transmitter of the Levant, noted for his broad knowledge and legal opinions.
...nd helped preserve the Masud tradition of Quranic and legal knowledge.
...ived to great old age and was a model of devout worship and knowledge.
...t of Ka'b al-Ahbar and transmitter of Islamic and Israelite knowledge in early Damascus.
... known for reliable hadith transmission and jurisprudential knowledge.
...n hadith scholar of the Tabi'un generation, known for broad knowledge, reliability, and his chains through Kufan scholars, appear...
...ation and its unique introduction on the virtues of seeking knowledge.
By Ibn al-Jawzi. A medium-length tafsir that excels in presenting multiple scholarly opinions concisely. Ibn al-Jawzi, the great Hanbali polymath, compiled the
...uran and Sunnah. The work is both a diagnosis of spiritual ailments and a prescription for recovery, written with the passi...
By Imam al-Ghazali. One of the four foundational works of usul al-fiqh in Sunni Islam, alongside ar-Risalah, al-Mu'tamad, and al-Burhan. Al-Ghazali systematized
...ide-ranging work that begins as a treatise on the virtue of knowledge and expands into a comprehensive discussion of divine wisdo...
...Ismailism, and Sufism, and his conclusion that experiential knowledge of God transcends rational argumentation.
By Imam al-Ghazali. A work on self-knowledge and the stages of the soul's journey toward God. Al-Ghazali...
...r stages that a servant must traverse on the path to Allah: knowledge, repentance, obstacles, motivations, hindrances, praise and...
...s). Imam Ahmad initially criticized al-Muhasibi but later acknowledged his sincerity.
...ldly and religious life. Al-Mawardi discusses the ethics of knowledge-seeking, the duties of rulers and subjects, the principles ...
By Al-Khatib al-Baghdadi. A comprehensive treatise on the principles of hadith transmission and narrator criticism. Al-Khatib al-Baghdadi, one of the greatest h
...students of hadith. Al-Khatib covers the manners of seeking knowledge, the responsibilities of teachers and students, proper beha...
...ing descriptions of lands, peoples, customs, and scientific knowledge. Written in an engaging narrative style that combines histo...
...iginal. A standard reference for hadith narrator criticism (ilm ar-rijal).
...ter scholars. Abu Nu'aym records their worship, asceticism, knowledge, and spiritual states with full chains of narration. A trea...
...o a student, summarizing the essence of the spiritual path: knowledge without action is madness, and action without sincerity is ...
... his magnum opus into a more accessible form, covering self-knowledge, knowledge of God, knowledge of the world, and knowledge of...
...cal and theological questions surrounding free will, divine knowledge, and human responsibility, presenting the Sunni position wi...
...sights not found in the original. As-Suhayli's encyclopedic knowledge enriches every page, making this the most important classic...
... works of Hanafi legal analysis. Ibn al-Humam combines deep knowledge of hadith with rigorous legal reasoning, examining evidence...
...e sciences of the Quran, organized into 47 types of Quranic knowledge. Az-Zarkashi covers topics from the circumstances of revela...
...ubtle errors. This work is indispensable for specialists in ilm al-ilal (the science of hidden defects).
By Abu Hamid al-Ghazali. One of the four foundational works of usul al-fiqh in Sunni Islam. Al-Ghazali introduces Aristotelian logic as a prerequisite for legal
... Abi Zayd, known as 'the little Malik' for his encyclopedic knowledge of the school, compressed the essential rulings into a conc...
...hensive guide for civilization covering governance, ethics, knowledge, family, and social relations.
...iths. A major reference in the science of hadith criticism (ilm al-ilal).
...ical defence of the Sunnah as a source of binding religious knowledge. Ja'far Sheikh Idris engages orientalist criticism and Musl...
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Belief in Allah's pre-knowledge, recording, will, and creation of all things. Reconciling f...
...ph, the Prophet's cousin and son-in-law, known for his deep knowledge, bravery, and eloquence.
The Quran-specified shares for heirs, the calculation of inheritance portions, and why Islamic inheritance law is considered a divine science.
The Prophet said seeking knowledge is obligatory for every Muslim. The types of knowledge, the...
The history and evolution of Islamic educational institutions, from the Prophet's mosque to contemporary Islamic schools.
A survey of how Muslim scholars advanced human knowledge in science, medicine, mathematics, philosophy, and the arts...
The Islamic guidelines for students of knowledge: manners with teachers, sincerity, patience, and the spirit...
The Quranic emphasis on wisdom, its relationship to knowledge and action, the characteristics of the wise in Islamic trad...
... spiritual illness of being impressed with one's own deeds, knowledge, or worship, how it differs from pride, and the scholars' a...
... and scholarship of the leading Tabi'i of Madinah, his deep knowledge of hadith and fiqh, and his courageous stance against ruler...
...orming Islamic education, community building, and access to knowledge, and the ethical questions it raises for Muslim life.
...ate their own actions independently of Allah's will and foreknowledge. Emerged in Basra around 680 CE. Ibn Umar reportedly called...
...ributes), that the Quran is created, and that faith is only knowledge in the heart without affirmation or action. Jahm was influe...
...corruption, and ascribing divine attributes (infallibility, knowledge of the unseen) to the Imams — including invoking them in du...
...ts 'Six Principles' (usul al-sitta) focus on kalima, salah, ilm wa dhikr, ikram al-Muslim, ikhlas al-niyyah, and dawah — la...