61 results for “reform”
...ir due and do not cause corruption upon the earth after its reformation.'" Shuaib's people responded with contempt. They mock...
...itude to Allah, sincere internal worship, and radical moral reform. The Quran records his mission: "And [Isa will be] a messen...
...iphate after the suppression of Ibn al-Zubayr in 73 AH. His reforms are among the most consequential in early Islamic governan...
...ncrease cultivable land in lower Iraq, improved irrigation, reformed revenue collection, and established the new garrison city...
...99–101 AH) was distinguished by an extraordinary program of reform that touched fiscal policy, provincial administration, the ...
...inued discrimination against non-Arab Muslims — despite the reforms of Umar II — fueled revolutionary sentiment in Khurasan. W...
...pite persecution, his works on theology, jurisprudence, and reform profoundly influenced later Islamic thought. His student Ib...
...in Ahmad ibn Taymiyyah, the influential Hanbali scholar and reformer, died in prison in Damascus. His funeral was attended by ...
..., from Algeria to Iraq. Suleiman was renowned for his legal reforms (earning the title 'the Lawgiver'), his patronage of the a...
Muhammad ibn Abd al-Wahhab allied with Muhammad ibn Saud to establish the First Saudi State. His call to return to pure Tawhid and eliminate innovations and tom
... madhabs, bridged hadith and fiqh scholarship, and inspired reform movements. His intellectual legacy shaped the Deoband and B...
...18th century, died. His intellectual legacy shaped numerous reform movements in South Asia.
Muhammad ibn Abd al-Wahhab, the reformist scholar of Najd, died. His call to return to pure monoth...
...ate in West Africa, the largest state on the continent. His reformist movement against syncretistic practices profoundly shape...
The Ottoman Tanzimat reforms attempted to modernize the empire through legal, education...
Jamal al-Din al-Afghani, the influential Islamic reformer and political activist, died in Istanbul. He promoted Pan...
...ern thought. Their journal al-Manar and Abduh's educational reforms at al-Azhar influenced Islamic thought across the Muslim w...
The fifth Rightly-Guided Caliph, an Umayyad ruler who restored justice and is counted among the Tabiin.
...olars in Islamic history, a Hanbali jurist, theologian, and reformer.
Hanbali reformer who called for purifying tawhid, author of Kitab at-Tawhi...
A Hanbali scholar from Najd who led a revival movement emphasizing tawhid (monotheism) and opposing practices he deemed polytheistic. Author of Kitab at-Tawhid.
...alism. Teacher of Muhammad Abduh and a catalyst for Islamic reform movements.
Egyptian Islamic reformer and Grand Mufti of Egypt who advocated for modernizing Is...
...an scholar and publisher of al-Manar journal, continued the reform movement of Muhammad Abduh.
...ements in the world. Emphasized door-to-door dawah and self-reformation through traveling in the path of Allah.
...i'i school at Masjid al-Haram and mentored major Indonesian reformist scholars.
Indonesian Islamic scholar, author, and political figure, known for his major Quran commentary 'Tafsir al-Azhar.'
Senegalese Sufi scholar and founder of the Muridiyyah order, known for his pacifist resistance to French colonialism.
Fulani scholar, reformer, and founder of the Sokoto Caliphate, one of the largest ...
Moroccan Maliki jurist and Sufi reformer, author of 'Qawa'id at-Tasawwuf' (Principles of Sufism) a...
Yemeni scholar known for advocating return to the Quran and Sunnah, author of 'al-Awasim wal-Qawasim fi adh-Dhabb an Sunnat Abi al-Qasim.'
Berber religious reformer and founder of the Almohad movement in the Maghreb, known...
Founder of Nahdlatul Ulama, the largest Islamic organization in the world, and a towering figure in Indonesian Islamic history.
...izations in Indonesia, and a pioneer of Islamic educational reform.
Yemeni scholar and author of 'Subul as-Salam,' the famous commentary on Ibn Hajar's 'Bulugh al-Maram' on hadiths of legal rulings.
West African Fulani scholar who settled in Medina and authored 'Iqa dh al-Himam,' a work on following evidence over blind imitation.
...ah Dehlawi and Muhammad ibn Abdul-Wahhab, influencing major reform movements.
...l books on Islamic ethics, Quran interpretation, and social reform.
Yemeni scholar and advocate of ijtihad, author of 'Nayl al-Awtar,' a masterful commentary on hadiths of legal rulings, and 'Fath al-Qadir' in tafsir.
Syrian-Egyptian Islamic reformer, student of Muhammad Abduh, and author of 'Tafsir al-Mana...
Tunisian Maliki scholar and Grand Mufti, author of 'at-Tahrir wat-Tanwir,' a major modern Quran commentary, and pioneering work on maqasid ash-shari'ah.
...ity and was the father of Umar ibn Abd al-Aziz, the revered reformer caliph. His long governorship was one of the most stable ...
...mic scholar, jihadist, and ruler; leader of a major Islamic reform movement in 19th-century Senegambia-Sudan.
... of the Imamate of Futa Jallon; led the first major Islamic reform state in West Africa.
The great Islamic reformer of West Africa. He founded the Sokoto Caliphate in northe...
Rector of al-Azhar University (1958-1963). A leading reformist scholar who worked on pan-Islamic unity and issued the c...
Nigerian Islamic scholar and reformer who advocated for direct Quran-based guidance over tradit...
...mation of the schools, the period of commentary, and modern reform movements. Essential for understanding how Islamic law evol...
... thought, and lasting influence of Ahmad ibn Taymiyyah, the reformist Hanbali scholar who continues to shape Islamic thought.
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...Muslim ummah in the contemporary era: colonialism's legacy, reform, and renewal.
The major intellectual and religious movements that shaped Muslim thought from the 18th century to the present.
The life, works, and enduring influence of one of Islam's most cited and debated scholars.
...d his rule to follow the model of the Rashidun, his radical reforms, and how he is remembered as a renewer of the faith.
...afi'i in his al-Risalah (c. 820 CE). Emerged in South Asian reformist movements in the late 19th century and has spread throug...
A reformist movement within Ahl us-Sunnah calling for a return to th...
A reformist movement that emerged in 19th-century South Asia, closel...
A major Islamic reform movement founded in Deoband, India in 1867 CE, named after ...
A broad movement that seeks to reform or reinterpret Islam in light of modern liberal values, inc...
...hulam Ahmad was a full prophet) and Lahori (claims he was a reformer, not a prophet). Ahmadis consider themselves Muslim but a...