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A Cursory Glance at the Theory Ofwilayat Al-Faqih
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A Cursory Glance at the Theory of Wilayat Al-Faqih
This work contains a number of speeches, articles, books, and question-and-answer sessions of the erudite professor, Hadrat Ayatullah Muhammad Taqi Misbah Yazdi (may his sublime presence endure), which have been compiled, edited and published by the author on the subject of Wilayat al-Faqih. We believe that in the current status of our society, wilayat al-faqih constitutes the central pillar of Islam, and its safety contributes to the splendor of Islam and Islamic laws and values in the society. As such, we have decided to elucidate this theory, support it academically and logically, and enlighten the general public, particularly the young generation of our country who probably know very little about this theory and its ramifications, and thus discharge a small part of our religious duty. Likewise, we have tried to deal with all the aspects of this theory to address the subjects which we find significant and controversial. However, things like the brevity of content and the readers' patience and the time that they have been taken into account as far as possible.
Renewers of the Age
Drawing on locally compiled Arabic language sources, this book offers a comprehensive examination of the role of Muslim scholars as popular intellectuals and reformers in southern Somalia during the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries.
The Renewal of Islamic Law
A study of Muhammad Baqer as-Sadr - an Iraqi scholar whose ideas were influential in the rise of political Islam.
KH Masykuri Shodiq
Keluarga Kyai Haji Masykuri benar-benar menerapkan hidup sufi yang sederhana. Rumahnya hanya bangunan sederhana dari papan, menempel Gedung Madrasah, lantainya dari tanah, dan perabotannya merupakan perabot yang dimiliki kebanyakan orang desa. Gambaran kehidupan keluarga yang berbalik 180 derajat dengan cita cita besar pendiri kampus Universitas yang megah. Pembangunan Unisda melalui perjuangan lahir batin, fisik finansial yang total dari Kyai Haji Masykuri. Saya yakin suasana keseharian yang diciptakan dalam rumah tangga itu juga dimaksudkan untuk mendidik putra putrinya untuk mengamalkan kehidupan sufi yang teguh sebagai basis perjuangan hidup untuk lingkup yang lebih luas. Itulah cara Kya...
Guardians of Shi'ism
Based on a political sociology of two families of religious scholars, al-Hakim and al-Khu'i, Elvire Corboz explains the internal workings of transnational leadership patterns in Shi`ism for the first time. Corboz compares the multifaceted roles played by Shi`i clerics in contemporary affairs with selective narratives about the traditional system of religious authority (the marja`iyya), political organisations, and international charities. Whether informal or institutionalised, their authority networks are in constant negotiation between communities and states in Iraq, Iran, other Middle Eastern countries, the Indian sub-continent South-East Asia, and the West. This multi-sited approach clarifies the local and transnational dynamics that underpin clerical authority.
Public Documents from Sinnar
This selection of Arabic and English translations illuminates the changes of eighteenth-century government in the northern Nile Valley of Sudan, and provides reliable chronological points of reference for the history of the region. The documents offered in this volume, including charter grants of land and privilege, administrative letters, judicial rulings, and other official government records, date form 1702 to 1820. This period marks the apogee of the wealth, power, and geographical extent of the realm of the Funji kings of Sinnar who reigned over much of the Sudan from about 1500 until the Turkish colonial conquest of 1821. These records document with concrete precision and eloquence the dissolution of the agrarian social order of an old African kingdom under the corroding influence of intrusive Mediterranean commercial practices and culture. They reveal the Sudan's legacy of a traditionally weak government vulnerable to manipulation or conquest by foreign powers and a divided and impoverished society dominated by a minority of urban interests.
Imaginary Muslims
An examination of the Uwaysi Muslims, who look for instruction from the spirit of the dead and who take their name from Uways, reputed to have communicated with Mohammad by telepathy. They are considered both as part of the Sufi tradition and as a distinct group with esoteric and eclectic roots.
