Asking and issuing fatᾱwᾱs has been going on from the earliest centuries to present day will continue till Day of Judgment because Islam is a complete code life. Therefore, in every people turn Islamic scholars solve issues related their economic, social political aspects. A study Holy Quran, Sunnah biography Companions shows that giving fatwas also Allah, Prophet Imams. The (PBUH) gave them an...

Slit.?With reference to a note on page 287 of the September Gazette, to the effect that Miss Anna Williams won His Excellency's silver medal. &c., the facts are these. Anna Williams, a Native Christian pupil, won a medal offered for competition by a lady in the Central Proviuces. His Excellency the Viceroy has not given a prize for competition by the Nagpur class, which is confined strictly to ...

In Islam this is Gods right to rule over man and he gave according Sunni everyone who possesses some abilities mentioned in books written by jurists but Shia Muslims believe that not only God legitimate authority, He also appointed specific persons for political leadership after prophet Mohammad (peace upon him), they are twelve Imam the last Mahdi(peace him) went major occultation 941 till six...

in his recognition of being and achievement of truth, man has two instruments in his constitution and two ways before him: intellect and heart; reasoning and intuition. some have opted the way of reasoning and underestimated intuition because of its lack of reasoning, and some have preferred intuition over reasoning because of its being presential (intuitive). with their research on philosophy ...

highlights the extent to which the Greek medical tradition has been assimilated, even at the level of popular and religious medical writing. Unfortunately, Al-Akili's translation is wildly exegetical; in some passages more than half of the content of the translation is not to be found in the Arabic. On contagion, for example, one tradition simply states the following: "In the delegation of [the...

All of the major branches of Islamic mysticism, ‘irfān, refer to Imam ‘Ali (‘a) as a major source for their teachings and practices. Hence, we begin with a review of how the mystics viewed Imam ‘Ali (‘a). After this we consider some controversies about the nature of ‘irfān and its relationship to Sufism, for the terms have been used in different ways. Then we turn to the sources on the basis of...