An edition of Towards a fiqh for minorities
(2010)
Towards a fiqh for minorities
some basic reflections
New rev. ed.
by Ṭāhā Jābir Fayyāḍ ʻAlwānī
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Islamic law, Muslims, Interpretation and constructionPlaces
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Towards a fiqh for minorities: some basic reflections
2010, The International Institute of Islamic Thought
in English
- New rev. ed.
1565643526 9781565643529
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Table of Contents
Introduction / by Zaki Badawi
Public awareness of the shariʻah
Shariʻah and culture
Present day Muslim presence in the West
September11th: the aftermath
Legal and religious framework
Definitions
Redefining the question
The need for specialist ijtihad in the formulation
Of a fiqh for minorities
What can be learned from the inherited fiqh
Reasons for a new methodology
Reasons for a clear objective
Towards a foundation for a fiqh for minorities
Methodological principles for the study of the Qurʼan
Key questions
Fundamental rule in muslim relations with others
A raised nation
Standing up for one's rights
Forbearance
Lessons from the emigration to Abyssinia.
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Includes bibliographical references.
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