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...al citations of the Islamic tradition that are marshaled by traditionalist scholars.}} ...hin Islamic scripture, wife-beating is permitted by the majority of Muslim scholars and leaders (though in its mildest form is limited, somewhat nonsensically,

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...the Arabic word for "unlawful sexual relations." Zina, according to [[Fiqh|traditional Islamic jurisprudence]], can include [[adultery]]<ref name="ill" /><ref nam ...adultery" in English. The meaning also differs in relation to gender under traditional Islamic jurisprudence.

...Qulub'' 2:26].</ref> In contrast to the traditional narrative, some modern scholars have rather found in this surah a complex web of inter-textual references, ==Traditional Muslim Explanations==

...|221}}, {{Quran|60|10}}, and {{Quran|5|5}}. Another justification given by scholars was that a non-Muslim husband may compell his believing wife to compromise Theory Behind the Traditional and Reformist Positions] Islamic Law Journal, Vol. 85, pp. 756-759</ref>

...years after Muhammad’s Hijra (هِجْرَة Migration) to [[Medina]] in 622 AD. Traditional sources recount how Muhammad's [[Sahabah|companions]] tied Umm Qirfa to a p ...port this murder was Ibn Ishaq followed by Tabari, whom more recent Muslim scholars view with suspicion when Muhammad is cast by them in a negative light. Whil

...women and children]] and such acts are frequently condemned by traditional scholars, sometimes apologetic claims misquote this particular verse or leave out th Muslim scholars generally consider Mujahid ibn Jabr to be a narrator of the highest reliabi

...o the classic period to the present day continues to be armed struggle. To scholars, this was either to expand the realm of Islamic political dominance or to d ...riod interpreted the Quran as legitimising expansionist warfare. Modernist scholars emphasise the hostile environment in which the verses were revealed and dis

...m a genre of the hadith known as the ''hadith qudsi''. Traditional Islamic scholars do not consider these hadith qudsi to be any more important than regular ha According to traditional Islamic scholars and perhaps the Quran itself, while these "convenient revelations" may appe

...an view and approaches the Gnostic view. According to [[Qur'an, Hadith and Scholars:Islamic Theology|Islamic theology]], Jesus was never crucified. It was mere ...9), probably dates from the third century."</ref> Meanwhile, according the traditional Muslim chronology, the Qur'an was revealed between 610-632 AD; its initial

...ulh exists, it can be considered permanent. This is because most classical scholars agreed that the Islamic state, destined to conquer the entire world, was no In addition to imperial implications, classical Islamic legal scholars agreed that the law by which individual Muslims have to live in these diffe

...ulh exists, it can be considered permanent. This is because most classical scholars agreed that the Islamic state, destined to conquer the entire world, was no In addition to imperial implications, classical Islamic legal scholars agreed that the law by which individual Muslims have to live in these diffe

...ioned in a geographic work by Ptolemy in the 2nd century CE. Many academic scholars believe this is a reference to Mecca (first proposed in the 16th century), The first three points only tell against traditional descriptions of Mecca as a bustling centre of trade. They are compatible wi

...oned by a  number of traditional jurists, is popularly rejected by Islamic scholars today. ...hest possible authority. According to him no less than 90,000 contemporary scholars confirmed that the hadith referred to is authentic. Dr. Abd Al-Mahdi Abd Al

According to traditional sources, [[Muhammad]] practiced polygamy. Besides the numerous concubines, ...aid bin Haritha. As was the case with [[Safiyah|Safiyah bint Huyayy]], the traditional sources indicate that many of his marriages were the results of Muhammad's

...Criticism of these ideas has been widespread and has even come from Muslim scholars themselves. ...54, Number 537) -->}}Beyond the unsanitary nature of the practice, Muslim scholars arguing for efficacy of the practice on the grounds that there are bacterio

Contemporary scholars such as [[Gibril Haddad]] have commented on the apostatic nature of a whole ...may apply). Ultimately, to remain faithful to Allah and the Qur'an in the traditional sense, there is no alternative to the Sunnah of the prophet as embodied in

...0), Abd al-Ghani al-Nablusi (d. 1731), and other classical and traditional scholars have suggested that the Buraq is tethered to a location near the southwest *[[Qur'an, Hadith and Scholars:Islamic Silliness]]

...r the people in the chain of narrators were good, truthful Muslims in the traditional Sunni reckoning. The most common narrators in Sahih Bukhari from Muhammad's ...le who lived with Muhammad. The word "sahih" means "authentic", but modern scholars working mostly in the west have questioned their authenticity due to the la