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Well-trodden Paths – a look at the Shari’ah
By Sheikh Daoud Rosser-Owen Amir, AOBM The famous Tudor dramaturge, Christopher Marlowe, wrote circa 1592 to the Prologue of his play The Jew of Malta, “I count religion but a childish toy, And hold there is no sin but ignorance”. While … Continue reading
Posted in British Muslims, God, insight, Islam, knowledge, law, Muslim, religion, scholar, Shariah
Tagged culture, faith, fiqh, God, governance, government, heritage, humanity, insight, Islam, jurisprudence, justice, knowledge, law, legislature, Muslim, reason, religion, scholar, scholars, Shariah, society, Sunnah, United Kingdom
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Deferred Dreams, Self-Destruction, and Suicide Bombings
By Shaykh Hamza Yusuf There was a story in the New York Times a few days ago about how the “revolution” in Tunisia was sparked in December by the self-immolation of Mohamed Bouazizi, a 26-year-old, befuddled roadside green grocer. Like … Continue reading
Posted in British Muslims, faith, human rights, humanity, insight, Islam, knowledge, liberty, Muslim, news, peace, religion, scholar, spirituality, unity, wisdom
Tagged 2011, affairs, AOBM, Ben Ali, Bouazizi, bravery, civil rights, courage, current, democracy, demonstrations, Egypt, Egyptians, freedom, government, Hamza Yusuf, human rights, humanity, international, Islam, liberty, Middle East, Muslims, news, peace, people, politics, power, protests, representative, revolution, Sandala, Tunisia, Tunisians, world, Zaytuna College
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Imam Ali’s Famous Epistle To Malik Ashtar, Governor of Egypt
Edited by Paul S Armstrong Imam Ali, the fourth Caliph of Islam and the first Imam of the Ahlul Bayt, is well known for his abiding contribution to spiritual thought. In the Arabic world he’s just as famous for being … Continue reading
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Tagged behaviour, conduct, conscience, education, epistle, ethics, faith, godfearing, governance, government, guidance, history, human rights, humanity, Imam Ali, insight, Islam, letter, Malik Ashtar, Muslim, politics, principle, religion, responsibility, wisdom
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