54 results for “mina”
...already passed away, and he was raised first by his mother Aminah, then by his grandfather Abdul Muttalib, and finally by hi...
...limah, alarmed by the incident, returned him to his mother Aminah in Mecca.
Aminah bint Wahb, the mother of Prophet Muhammad, died at al-Abwa...
... men from Yathrib (Medina) met the Prophet ﷺ at Aqabah near Mina and pledged allegiance, known as Bay'at al-Aqabah al-Ula. T...
...alib to catch up with Abu Bakr and announce these verses at Mina. From this year onward, no polytheist was permitted to perf...
...ul-Hijjah, stayed at Muzdalifah, and completed the rites at Mina. This pilgrimage established the Hajj rituals practiced by ...
Abdullah ibn Abd al-Muttalib married Aminah bint Wahb of Banu Zuhrah. Abdullah was the youngest son of...
...First Saudi State. His call to return to pure Tawhid and eliminate innovations and tomb veneration reshaped the religious la...
...anautawi and Rashid Ahmad Gangohi established the Deoband seminary in India. This institution pioneered Islamic education in...
...l became the most widely followed in the Muslim world, predominant in Turkey, Central Asia, South Asia, and parts of the Mid...
...mpilation of hadith and fiqh. The Maliki school became predominant in North Africa, West Africa, and parts of the Arabian Pe...
...approaches of the Medinan and Iraqi schools and became predominant in East Africa, Southeast Asia, and parts of the Middle E...
...for mosques with its monumental courtyard, prayer hall, and minarets.
... mechanically. The press eventually revolutionized the dissemination of Islamic knowledge across the Muslim world.
...ttle marked the beginning of the decline of Ottoman naval dominance in the Mediterranean. However, the Ottoman Empire remain...
... traditional Sunni beliefs. The Ash'ari school became the dominant theological school in Sunni Islam, adopted by the majorit...
...ogy, died in Samarkand. His theological school became the dominant creedal tradition among Hanafi scholars, particularly in ...
...d brother of Abu Hamid al-Ghazali, died. His Sawanih is a seminal work on divine love in the Sufi tradition.
Suhrawardi, founder of the Illuminationist school of Islamic philosophy, was executed in Aleppo...
...of six men from the Khazraj tribe of Yathrib at Aqabah near Mina. They were As'ad ibn Zurarah, Awf ibn al-Harith, Rafi' ibn ...
...Abi Balta'ah to deliver a letter to al-Muqawqis (Jurayj ibn Mina), the Coptic ruler of Egypt. The letter invited him to Isla...
... the 8th of Dhul-Hijjah (Yawm al-Tarwiyah), he proceeded to Mina and prayed the shortened prayers. On the 9th, he went to Ar...
The leading scholar of the Levant whose madhab was dominant in Syria and al-Andalus before being replaced.
...loped a rational defense of traditional creed that became dominant across the Muslim world.
...Ta'wil, one of the most widely studied tafsirs in Islamic seminaries. A Shafi'i jurist and Ash'ari theologian.
...ir, hadith, fiqh, and Arabic grammar that became standard seminary texts.
Minangkabau scholar who served as Imam of the Shafi'i school at ...
...y Sufi master and theologian known for his works on self-examination (muhasabah) and inner spiritual discipline.
...limin' (What the World Lost by the Decline of Muslims), a seminal work on Islamic civilization.
...henticity. One of the most widely taught texts in Islamic seminaries worldwide.
...as 'certainty is not removed by doubt' and 'harm must be eliminated.' These maxims serve as tools for deriving rulings in ne...
...l-Muhasibi, whose name derives from his emphasis on self-examination, outlines the inner dimensions of sincerity, the danger...
... students and remains a standard text in universities and seminaries worldwide.
...mediate Hanafi fiqh text in traditional study circles and seminaries.
... it, and it remains the first text studied in many Hanafi seminaries.
...c and remains the basis for balaghah curricula in Islamic seminaries.
... establishing the theological framework that would become dominant in the Hanafi world. Al-Maturidi addresses the existence ...
A comprehensive walkthrough of each day of Hajj from the 8th to the 13th of Dhul Hijjah.
...school founded by Abu al-Hasan al-Ash'ari that became the dominant Sunni kalam tradition.
... theological school founded by Abu Mansur al-Maturidi, predominant among Hanafi Muslims worldwide.
The Islamic discipline of daily self-examination, reviewing one's deeds, intentions, and spiritual progr...
...ry close to the Ash'ari school with minor differences. Predominant among Hanafi scholars, especially in Central Asia, Turkey...
...-Mahdi) is believed to be in occultation since 874 CE. Predominant in Iran, Iraq, Lebanon, and Bahrain.
...ation. Accept Abu Bakr and Umar as legitimate caliphs. Predominant in Yemen.
...e practice of declaring other Muslims as disbelievers. Predominant in Oman, where it is the state religion, and found in par...
A Sunni movement originating from the Darul Uloom Deoband seminary in India (founded 1866). Follows the Hanafi madhab in fiq...
...Peninsula. It emphasizes strict monotheism (tawhid), the elimination of what it considers innovations (bid'ah) and polytheis...
... juristic preference (istihsan). The Hanafi school is the dominant madhab in Turkey, the Balkans, Central Asia, South Asia, ...
...reflected the Sunnah of the Prophet. The Maliki school is dominant in North Africa, West Africa, parts of the Gulf states, a...
...ounder of Islamic legal theory (usul al-fiqh) through his seminal work al-Risalah, which systematized the sources of Islamic...
...ictive use of analogical reasoning. The Hanbali school is dominant in Saudi Arabia and Qatar. It produced influential schola...
...alist movement that originated at the Darul Uloom Deoband seminary in India in 1866. It emphasizes strict adherence to the H...