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...emigrated to the United States in 1989 after training as a psychiatrist in Syria. ...tatement/|2=2011-03-16}} Former Muslims United Mission Statement] - Former Muslims United</ref>

...elt needed avenging, ultimately culminating the defeat of Muhammad and the Muslims at the [[Battle of Uhud]]. For Muhammad, the battle would solidify his repu ...earned that the biggest caravan of the year was heading back to Mecca from Syria, Muhammad and his soldiers started planning their own raid. Abu Sufyan, chi

...he would use no ablution until he raided B. Fazara; and when he recovered from his wounds the apostle sent him against them with a force. He fought them i The account found in “The Sealed Nectar” is derived from a Sahih Muslim Hadith in regards to the incident. Though somewhat descripti

...rg/?page_id=2169|2=2011-10-04}} A Shiite Opinion on Apostasy] - Originally from Kayhan International, March 1986</ref> ...hod of interpretation, the Salafis look back to the practices of the early Muslims and Muhammad's [[companions]] to determine how scripture should be interpre

...ould certainly ask forgiveness for you, and I do not control for you aught from Allah-- Our Lord! on Thee do we rely, and to Thee do we turn, and to Thee i ...believers, to be enemies with them, and to distant themselves and separate from them''':

...e is better known as Kahina or al-Kahina, a title given to her by the Arab Muslims, which means "the witch" or "the sorceress." ...hen, which means "a person of the priest class". The surname Cohen derives from the semetic root.

...slam and is punishable under [[Islamic Law|Islamic law]], which is derived from the [[Qur'an|Quran]] and [[Hadith]] (accounts of [[Muhammad|Muhammad's]] li ...ious contexts. This said, the individual and even societal perspectives of Muslims, irrespective of the views and practices of the Islamic establishment, have

...hological steed comparable to the Greek Pegasus, believed to be a creature from the [[heaven]]s which transported the various [[Islam|Islamic]] prophets. ...he Buraq carried Prophet [[Muhammad]] from [[Mecca]] to the seven heavens, from the heavens to the then non-existent "farthest mosque" (Al-Aqsa Mosque in J

...claim that Muslims 'saved' the works of Greek [[Philosophy|philosophers]] from destruction. ...e original language, and the first Latin texts to be used were translation from the Greek, in the 12^th century, rather than, in most cases, the

...relates only to conversion to Islam, but not [[Islam_and_Apostasy|apostasy from Islam]]. ...ce their children to join them in the new faith to prevent their expulsion from the city. Alternative, similar traditions held that Muhammad had been asked

...what he wants from them and what they must do for him in order to be saved from eternal damnation. ...s the Pentateuch); found in the Old Testament of the Christian Bible. Some Muslims and scholars believe it refers to the entire Old Testament, but this view i

...The very large differences in doctrine and belief, though, between modern Muslims and the other "people of the book", however, makes the conclusion that the ...to hide in the Scripture, and forgiving much. now hath come unto you light from Allah and plain Scripture, Whereby Allah guideth him who seeketh His good p

...le paying the tax the dhimmi must receive blows about the head and/or neck from the Muslim collecting it to symbolize his humiliated state, and Islamic fuq The text is clear that the tax is a sign of their submission to the Muslims. Its role is thus not only fiduciary but also social; it is a sign of vilif

...s different versions of the same story as well as mistakes in transmission from one medium to the other are also to be expected. ...come from the canonical books of the Christian or Jewish bibles, but often from secondary apocryphal and exegetical literature which played a huge role in

Prophet [[Muhammad|Muhammad's]] hijra ("flight" or "migration") from [[Mecca]] to [[Medina]] in 622 AD marks the beginning of the '''Islamic lun |Muslims are encouraged to fast on Mondays, as it is the day that Muhammad is said t

...en the choice of conversion to Islam or death. In many cases, such as when Muslims found themselves ruling over a polytheist population in India, the forced c ...ey perform that, then they save ''their lives'' (دِمَاءَهُمْ) and property from me except for Islamic laws and then their reckoning (accounts) will be done

...en the choice of conversion to Islam or death. In many cases, such as when Muslims found themselves ruling over a polytheist population in India, the forced c ...ey perform that, then they save ''their lives'' (دِمَاءَهُمْ) and property from me except for Islamic laws and then their reckoning (accounts) will be done

...y the conquered people in [[dhimmitude]], representing both the protection from [[Qur'an, Hadith and Scholars:Jihad|jihad]] and the submission to [[Qur'an, ...rophet and the source of the livelihood of your dependents (i.e. the taxes from the Dhimmis.)."}}

...as enemies of God destined to be conquered by the Islamic state, these non-Muslims themselves and their property were in fact booty earmarked for the Muslim [ During the age of expansion, the rationale for waging war against non-Muslims centered around the legal thought that it was justified by the mere fact of

...as enemies of God destined to be conquered by the Islamic state, these non-Muslims themselves and their property were in fact booty earmarked for the Muslim [ During the age of expansion, the rationale for waging war against non-Muslims centered around the legal thought that it was justified by the mere fact of

...an example for mankind. The traditions of his words and deeds, passed down from his closest companions and family members (the [[Sahabah]]), and eventually ====Muslims Should Not Incorrectly Interpret Scripture====

...ctate how many revivalist and fundamentalist Muslims would like to see non-Muslims in Muslim society treated today. Despite these desires, no currently existi ...ntary and archaeological evidence from seventh and eighth century Iraq and Syria.<ref>Robinson, Chase F. - [{{Reference archive|1=http://www.ingentaconnect.

...ides, cultural genocides and acts of ethnic cleansing under Muslim regimes from the origin of Islam to present day. ...pt to justify contemporary human rights abuses. [[w:Persecution of Muslims|Muslims themselves suffer persecution]] in various parts of the world today and hav

...les) who were extremely close to Muhammad, and are therefore considered by Muslims to be model Islamic leaders who ruled in accord with the [[Qur'an]] and [[S During the Rashidun caliphate, the Islamic empire grew from comprising just the Arabian peninsula during Muhammad's life, to comprising

...nds-cut.jpg|right|thumb|150px|As punishment for theft, {{Quran|5|38}} asks Muslims to "cut off his or her hands". This particular punishment was carried out i ...=I use a special sharp knife, not a sword. When I cut off a hand I cut it from the joint. If it is a leg the authorities specify where it is to be taken o

...bject to numerous rules and regulations that set them apart from and under Muslims socially and economically. The tradition also saves special enmity for the ...among the righteous. And whatever good they do - never will it be removed from them. And Allah is Knowing of the righteous.}}

...bject to numerous rules and regulations that set them apart from and under Muslims socially and economically. The tradition also saves special enmity for the ...n and wretchedness were stamped upon them and they were visited with wrath from Allah. That was because they disbelieved in Allah's revelations and slew th

...w on the proto-scientific ideas circulating in the world during, and often from well before, the seventh century. ...rn science. Criticism of these ideas has been widespread and has even come from Muslim scholars themselves.}}{{PortalArticle|title=Scientific Miracles in t

...hammad]], partially forming his [[Sunnah]]), and is universally praised by Muslims for its detail and accuracy concerning Muslim and Middle Eastern history. ...story. His job was not easy for he had to collect and compile the material from different sources. He had to rely on oral reports as well to complete his e

...nd starting wars against his enemies. The picture that emerges of Muhammad from the [[hadith]] and [[Sira]] is one of a man of war, constantly interested i ...said that they had never known anything like the trouble they had endured from this fellow; he had declared their mode of life foolish, insulted their for

...nd starting wars against his enemies. The picture that emerges of Muhammad from the [[hadith]] and [[Sira]] is one of a man of war, constantly interested i ...said that they had never known anything like the trouble they had endured from this fellow; he had declared their mode of life foolish, insulted their for

...ing Muslims to 'adhere to the fitrah' indirectly, but ineluctably, exhorts Muslims to engage in FGM (see [[Female Genital Mutilation in Islamic Law#FGM in the ...d Bin Muslim, from Al-Awza'i, from Abdulrahman bin Alqasim from his father from Aisha]: when the circumcised meets the circumcised, then indeed Ghusl is re

...e|{{Quran|59|6}}|What Allah has bestowed on His Messenger (and taken away) from them [the Jews] - for this ye made no expedition with either cavalry or cam Had it not been for a previous ordainment from Allah, a severe penalty would have reached you for the (ransom) that ye too

...e|{{Quran|59|6}}|What Allah has bestowed on His Messenger (and taken away) from them [the Jews] - for this ye made no expedition with either cavalry or cam Had it not been for a previous ordainment from Allah, a severe penalty would have reached you for the (ransom) that ye too

...by the hand, and made me get up. Then he came to know what I was suffering from. He took me to his house, and ordered a big bowl of milk for me. I drank th ...be enough for the people of As- Suffa? though I was more entitled to drink from that milk in order to strengthen myself", but behold! The Prophet (ﷺ) cam

...d|isbn=9780196360331}}; see also {{Muslim|31|5975}}.</ref> She is known to Muslims as ''al-Kubra'' (“the Great”)<ref>E.g., [http://www.al-islam.org/khadij Khadijah is said to have come from a trading family and, before [[Marriage|marrying]] Muhammad, had been a suc

...d|isbn=9780196360331}}; see also {{Muslim|31|5975}}.</ref> She is known to Muslims as ''al-Kubra'' (“the Great”)<ref>E.g., [http://www.al-islam.org/khadij Khadijah is said to have come from a trading family and, before [[Marriage|marrying]] Muhammad, had been a suc

...ill not benefit one who has not previously believed or has derived no good from the faith.}} The following citation is taken from the Arabic version of Ibn Kathir’s [[Tafsir]], since the English translat

...or God, alone and none are worshipped apart from Him; then if they desist, from idolatry, do not aggress against them. This is indicated by the following w ...ght to be worshipped but Allah', Allah will save his property and his life from me}}For further information, see: [[Invitation to Islam Prior to Jihad]] an

...x332px|Mohammed and his wife Aisha freeing the daughter of a tribal chief. From the Siyer-i Nebi]] ...smai'il (that is Ibn Abi Khalid) - Abd al-Rahman b. Abi al- Dahhak - a man from Quraysh - Abd al-Rahman b. Muhammad: "Abd Allah b. Safwan together with ano

...duce the occurrence of FGM. Help and advice for those at risk is available from a number of sources.<ref>For example, in the UK the Metropolitan Police mai ...d Bin Muslim, from Al-Awza'i, from Abdulrahman bin Alqasim from his father from Aisha]: when the circumcised meets the circumcised, then indeed Ghusl is re

...fferentiate their understanding of the natural world and historical events from the common folklore and misconceptions of the people living in 7<sup>th</su ...ill not benefit one who has not previously believed or has derived no good from the faith.}}

...rove he was an eyewitness to the event: he might well have heard the story from his parents. ...ect from a person who is not ''remembering'' an event but ''inventing'' it from his imagination.

Prophecies in this article are from the hadiths. Quranic prophecies have a [[Quranic Prophecies|separate articl ...ne in the west and one in Arabia at the end of which fire would burn forth from the Yemen, and would drive people to the place of their assembly.

The gargantuan conquests of Alexander the Great, stretching from Macedonia in the West to the river Indus in the East, left an indelible mar ...Tesei (2015) [https://www.academia.edu/12761000/ Some Cosmological Notions from Late Antiquity in Q 18:60–65: The Quran in Light of Its Cultural Context]

...y, finish off the wounded, kill prisoners who might prove dangerous to the Muslims, but this is only applicable to those on the chin of whom a razor has passe ...y a ransom, as he pleases, opting for the most advantageous choice for the Muslims and the wisest for Islam. The ransom imposed upon them is not to consist ei

...y, finish off the wounded, kill prisoners who might prove dangerous to the Muslims, but this is only applicable to those on the chin of whom a razor has passe ...y a ransom, as he pleases, opting for the most advantageous choice for the Muslims and the wisest for Islam. The ransom imposed upon them is not to consist ei

...also portrays Muhammad as having been sensitive to criticism, particularly from poets, and he ordered that a number of poets who had made verses inveighing ...|volume=vol. 2|page=501}}|The Affair of Ka'b B. Zuhayr After the Departure from al-Ta'if:<br>

...the monotheistic period, which was heavily influenced by, or even derived from, Judaism and, thus, is likely a loan translation of rḥmnʾ.<BR />Ahmad al ...izations, Volume: 1, Leiden: Brill</ref> The word possibly might have come from a contraction of al-ʾilāh (the god), though there are some linguistic dif

...for he was fond of hunting and used to go out shooting. When he came back from a hunt he never went home until he had circumambulated the Ka'ba, and that from the Negus, and when Umar became a Muslim, he being a strong, stubborn man w

...sayings of the prophet make clear that jihad is a duty incumbent upon all Muslims until "the religion, all of it, is to Allah" (Qur'an 8:39). Muhammad was th ...for he was fond of hunting and used to go out shooting. When he came back from a hunt he never went home until he had circumambulated the Ka'ba, and that

...Khan opposed the practice, the pressure to abolish slavery generally came from some combination of European colonial powers and economic and demographic s ...th them, respectively. {{Quran|47|4}} tells the believers to take captives from the defeated disbelievers, but then adds that they be released or ransomed

...h for most schools and sects of Islam and figures highly in the beliefs of Muslims around the divine nature of their religion. Orthodox Islamic scholars argue ...tion and printed Qurans in use today are based on the transmission of Hafs from the reading of 'Asim.

...h for most schools and sects of Islam and figures highly in the beliefs of Muslims around the divine nature of their religion. Orthodox Islamic scholars argue ...tion and printed Qurans in use today are based on the transmission of Hafs from the reading of 'Asim.

...expand the realm of Islamic political dominance or to defend Islamic lands from infidels, with the expansion of Islamic political dominance being part-and- Scholars from as early as the Umayyad period interpreted the Quran as legitimising expans

...o beat their wives as "not the best among you", reportedly forbade Muslims from questioning men who beat their wives, allowed his closest companions to sla ...the verse instructs. No Arabic dictionary or serious scholar has dissented from this consensus.

...Islamic jurisprudence is a complimentary expansion and explanation of the former by Islamic jurists and scholars, and the term Shari'ah is also often applie ...e of Islam and its laws are based on the same source, they are inseparable from one another.

...e, all spread out,-<BR>101. (Unbelievers) whose eyes had been under a veil from remembrance of Me, and who had been unable even to hear.}} ...18:86 and 18:90, means “of the sun”. Maghrib and matliAA are nouns derived from the roots of the verbs gharaba, to set, and talaAAa, to rise, respectively.

...î's "Acaib-ül Mahlûkat" (The Wonders of Creation). Translated into Turkish from Arabic. Istanbul: ca. 1553. <BR>This map depicts "a traditional Islamic pro ...vidence does not support any of these claims, despite oft-cited statements from the works of [[Islamic_Views_on_the_Shape_of_the_Earth#Classical_perspectiv

...î's "Acaib-ül Mahlûkat" (The Wonders of Creation). Translated into Turkish from Arabic. Istanbul: ca. 1553. <BR>This map depicts "a traditional Islamic pro ...vidence does not support any of these claims, despite oft-cited statements from the works of [[Islamic_Views_on_the_Shape_of_the_Earth#Classical_perspectiv

...of three'''; when there is no Allah save the One Allah. If they desist not from so saying a painful doom will fall on those of them who disbelieve. Will th ...med her Mary, and lo! I crave Thy protection for her and for her offspring from Satan the outcast.}}

[[File:A scene from submission.jpg|right|thumb|278px|Une scène tirée de Submission, un film s ...(ٱضْرِبُوهُنَّ). Plusieurs autres versets du Coran employ verbiage derived from the same root, such as {{Quran|2|60}}, which reads '...strike (ٱضْرِب

...s different versions of the same story as well as mistakes in transmission from one medium to the other are also to be expected. ...come from the canonical books of the Christian or Jewish bibles, but often from secondary apocryphal and exegetical literature which played a huge role in

...s different versions of the same story as well as mistakes in transmission from one medium to the other are also to be expected. ...come from the canonical books of the Christian or Jewish bibles, but often from secondary apocryphal and exegetical literature which played a huge role in