tldr; Part 1: Muwattā and it’s past – 16th & and 17th July ‘21;Part 2: Muwattā and it’s future – 30th & 31st July ‘21.Time: 7:30-9:00 PMContribution: ₹400/-Seats: 20Platform: ZoomNote: Access to the class recordings will be available for one week after each class. About the Class Islam in one word is ibādat and ibādat …
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tldr; Dates: 12th, 13th, 19th and 20th February, 2021.Time: 7:30-9:30 PM (each day)Contribution: 300/-Platform: ZoomNote: Access to the class recordings will be available for one week after each class. About the Class Fiqh in Islam stands for depth and gaining depth in Islam is supposed to be an important lifelong journey of every Muslim. Today …
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The modern world came with its own pressures and anxieties of intellectual, political, social and economic nature, all of which were European in origin. The Muslims continue to understand their faith and books through these pressures and in the process misunderstand their most important text, the Quran. Having less or absolutely no exposure to classical …
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About the Webinar Muqaddima Ibn Khaldun is not just a text on history and sociology but a gateway to the field of Hadith and Fiqh as well. What Ibn khaldun has written about the development of Fiqh and Usūl al-Fiqh is still presented as the standard Muslim narrative. Moreover, the educational reforms that this text …
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TABLE OF CONTENT About the Seminar. Who should attend? Background of the instructor. Organizer Introduction. Seminar Schedule Payment & Registration Links Contact us for Queries About the Webinar Can the Muslims as a faith based community make a significant mark on the rationality index? What if we tell you they did make it in the …
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