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    In Kecia Ali’s book “Sexual Ethics and Islam” we are given a unique perspective on various subjects within Islam. The chapters deal with topics that have been widely ignored or partially approached, she addresses them in a way that seeks to not only spark a conversation but ensure the conversation is uncensored and gets to the root of the issue. Of the nine chapters this book, chapter six was perhaps the most significant because it is here that we are given a firm grasp on what Ali is aiming to convey

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    B) freedom of religion : The freedom of religion is when a person express their views and emotions and have an opinion of their own about their faith and beliefs when it comes to religion without interference of the government.I have decided to touch on the freedom of religion of the burqa. why did they ban the burqa and niqab in France? In 2011 France made an agreement to ban all forms of face covering in public places, transport, in shops and in the streets. The argument was based specifically

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    Justification of the Sunnah as a source of law Needless to say that Sunnah is recognized as one of the primary source of deriving the law after the Qur’an and ahkam can be established separately from the Sunnah of any other source. The justification of the Sunnah as the primary source of law can be found through different ways. • From the Qur’an In the Qur’an, there are a few verses which indicate that the Sunnah is one of the sources where law can be derived and there are certain means to approach

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    1. AIMS AND QUESTIONS The question of this research is how women experienced and governed by Indonesian Islamic Inheritance Law, especially on the term Kalalah where the absence of male children became a significant issue. This issue was derived from the different interpretation on Al-Qur’an 4:12 and 4:176 : “And for you is half of what your wives leave if they have no child. But if they have a child, for you is one-fourth of what they leave, after any bequest they [may have] made or debt. And

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    AWARENESS AND APPRECIATION OF SUNNAH OF THE PROPHET MUHAMMAD S.A.W AMONG MUSLIM ADOLESCENTS IN SELANGOR Norsila Shamsuddin, Muhamad Wazir Muslat, Farid Wajdi Bin Mohd Noor, Noor Fadhzana Mohd Noor, Hafizah Khusni, Mujaini Tarimin Faculty of Education and Social Sciences University Selangor norsila@unisel.edu.my,mwazir@unisel.edu.my,faridwajdi@unisel.edu.my fadhzana@unisel.edu.my, hafizah@unisel.edu.my, muzaini@unisel.edu.my ABSTRACT By abiding to the examples and Sunnah (prophetic traditions) taught

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    The Holy Prophet (PBUH) supported the principle of ijma when He said: If anything comes to you for decision, decide according to book of Allah, if anything comes to you which is not in the book of Allah, then look to the Sunnah of the Prophet. If nothing comes to you in the Sunnah, then look to what people unanimously agree upon. Hadith Sharif refers: “It is incumbent upon you to follow the most numerous body .” “Whoever separates himself from the main body will go to the Hell.” “He who opposes the

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    can be looked at as “the Quaran in Action.” Where the Quran is general, the Sunnah is particular and detailed. The Quran is at times vague, the Sunnah makes its principles clear and unambiguous. The Sunnah explains what is meant by the Quran and provides conceptual ways to incorporate the principles of the Quran. The next two sources of Islamic law are dependent upon the aforementioned sources, the Quran and the Sunnah. They gain their authority from the Quran and Sunna. First is the idea of consensus

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    Alokozai Question: Research the two positions on reciting Quran for the dead. Explain both positions with their evidences, and explain which of the two positions is stronger. In the name of Allah, the most high. Answer: Ibn Abi’l-‘Izz say: ‘Ahl al-Sunnah are agreed that the deceased benefit from the deeds of the living in two ways. Firstly, they benefit from those acts they were the cause of during their lifetime. Secondly, from the du‘a of other Muslims, their seeking forgiveness for them, as well

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    their behavior in this world. Based on Muslim believed, if someone follow what Al Quran said, then he will be rewards heaven hereafter. All of the Muslim people are being instructed by Al Quran. Besides that, legitimacy of mudarabah also based on Al Sunnah of the Prophet Muhammad (SAW). The last is it been referred from consensus of Muslim jurists that called Ijma’. 3.1 From the Quran The mudarabah concept is implies based on the verse of the Al- Quran. In surah Al-Muzammil; 20 said that “…and others

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    descriptions of definition from each system. Siddiqi (1992) notes in Chapra (2000) that the definition of Islamic economics is “The Muslim thinkers’ response to the economic challenges of their times. In this endeavor, they were aided by the Quran and the Sunnah as well as by reason and experience.” The definition of economic as a positive science as revealed by Friedman (1966) that it is “a body of tentatively accepted generalizations about economic phenomena that can be used to predict the consequences

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