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  • Israr Ahmed
    * [[Portal: Traditional Islamic Scholars|Traditional Islamic Scholars]] [[Category:Traditional scholars]]
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  • Imam Khamenei
    * [[Portal: Traditional Islamic Scholars|Traditional Islamic Scholars]] [[Category:Shi'ite scholars]]
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  • Hamood bin Uqla Ash-Shu'aibi
    ...bin Uqla Ash-Shu'aibi''' (1925-2002) was an [[Portal: Traditional Islamic Scholars|Islamic cleric]]. There are numerous trans-literations his name like ''Humo ....islamicawakening.com/viewarticle.php?articleID=975|2=2012-02-12}} The Two Scholars Who Dared to Speak] - Islamic Awakening, Article ID: 975, accessed February
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  • Tabi'un
    ...aliphate]]. According to Muhammad, they are among the [[Qur'an, Hadith and Scholars:Islamic Theology#The_First_3_Generations_of_Muslims_are_the_Best_Muslims|be [[Category:Traditional scholars]]
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  • Organization of the Quran
    The traditional Islamic narrative postulates that the Qur'an was revealed in two phases: be ...ah, when the [[Ummah]] was weak. The surahs classified by the traditional scholars as "Meccan" are generally pacifist and tolerant, though some threats agains
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  • Ayman Zawahiri
    * [[Portal: Traditional Islamic Scholars|Traditional Islamic Scholars]]
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  • Portal: Traditional Islamic Scholars
    <metadesc>Traditional Scholars portal summary</metadesc>{{#seo: |title=Traditional Scholars
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  • All Pakistan Ulema Council
    ...include [[Portal: Traditional Islamic Scholars|Islamic clerics]] and legal scholars from a range of Islamic traditions. Its head is Tahir Mehmood Ashrafi.<ref *[[Portal: Traditional Islamic Scholars|Traditional Islamic Scholars]]
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  • Portal: Qur'an, Hadith, and Scholars
    <metadesc>Traditional Scholars portal summary</metadesc> |title=Qur'an, Hadith, and Scholars
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  • Jalal al-Din al-Suyuti
    [[Category:Traditional scholars]] [[Category:Traditional scholars]]
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  • Ibn Kathir al-Dimashqi
    ...'Ibn Kathir''', was one of the most influential scholars of [[hadith]] and scholars of [[tafsir]] in Islamic intellectual history. He was born in Bosra (locate [[Category:Traditional scholars]]
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  • Islamic Science of Hadith
    ...traditional schools of jurisprudence as well as the salafis have different scholars who have given different ratings to various hadith. Some prominent muhadith ...al Islamic scholars hold little to no value in the eyes of modern critical scholars.
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  • Chronological Order of the Qur'an
    ...often contradictory, and are treated with considerable caution by academic scholars.<ref name="Robinson2003" /> ...uced with his pupil Friedrich Schwally (d. 1919) differs slightly from the traditional chronological order, divided the Meccan surahs into early, middle, and late
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  • Tawaatur
    ...hains that a hadith needs to be mutawaatir is defined by scholars. However scholars do not agree as to what the number of chains is: ...or modern scholars of oral traditions would not use such a criterion. Some scholars might think that 4 chains are enough, other might think that 70 chains are
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  • Ali Meshkini
    *[[Portal: Traditional Islamic Scholars|raditional Islamic Scholars]] [[Category:Shi'ite scholars]]
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  • Gibril Haddad
    ...ciplines for 9 years.<ref>[http://www.sacredknowledge.co.uk/biographies-of-scholars/272-shaykh-gibril-haddad Shaykh Gibril Haddad] - Sacred Knowledge, accessed ...slims in the world," and was referred to as "one of the clearest voices of traditional Islam in the West".<ref name="The 500">Edited by Prof. John Esposito and Pr
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  • Ibn Qayyim
    [[Category:Traditional scholars]]
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  • Portal: Islamic Scriptures
    <metadesc>Traditional Scholars portal summary</metadesc> ...constitutes a large part of the work done for the Islamic community by its scholars.
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  • Ibn Rushd (Averroes)
    ...or subjects of traditional Islamic thought under the tutelage of reputable scholars. His biographer from the 13th century, Ibn al-Abbar, noted that Ibn Rushd w [[Category:Traditional scholars]]
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  • Muhammad bin Jarir Al-Tabari
    [[Category:Traditional scholars]]
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  • Main Page
    ...ription=WikiIslam aims to provide accurate and accessible information from traditional and critical perspectives on the beliefs, practices, and development of Isl ...ize: 95%;color:#fff;">“To provide accurate and accessible information from traditional and critical perspectives on the beliefs, practices, and development of Isl
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  • Portal: Modern Movements in Islam
    ...to the Islamic tradition, whose members include Islamic clerics and legal scholars from a range of persuasions. Its head is Tahir Mehmood Ashrafi.|title=All P ...1 and has since tried to restore its control. The group seeks to implement traditional Islamic law without cowering to Western imperatives.}}
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  • Ibn Taymiyyah
    ...d converted to Sunni Islam because they ruled using 'man-made laws' (their traditional Yassa code) rather than [[Islamic Law|Islamic law]] or [[Shari'ah (Islamic [[Category:Traditional scholars]]
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  • Imran in Islam
    ...the father of Moses and Aaron and "Maryam" who gave birth to Jesus. Islam scholars, aware of the problem with this (given that Jesus and Moses were lived some The third (in traditional order) sura is called آل عمران (''aal imraan'', "the family of Imraa
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  • Takfeer
    ...im, he is considered an apostate. The punishment for apostasy according to traditional Islamic jurisprudence is the death penalty. Theoretically good Muslims shou ...who submitted [to Allah ] judged by it for the Jews, as did the rabbis and scholars by that with which they were entrusted of the Scripture of Allah, and they
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  • Portal: Origins of Islam
    <metadesc>Traditional Scholars portal summary</metadesc>
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  • Asbab al-Nuzul (Revelational Circumstances of the Quran)
    ...1075CE) containing further revelational circumstances according to various traditional accounts.
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  • Sahabah
    ...d to Muhammad, he says that the sahabah are among the [[Qur'an, Hadith and Scholars:Islamic Theology#The_First_3_Generations_of_Muslims_are_the_Best_Muslims|be [[Category:Traditional scholars]]
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  • Abdullah ibn Abd al-Muttalib
    ...at Mecca'', p. 6. Albany: State University of New York Press.</ref> Still, traditional sources maintain that Muhammad was Abdullah's only child.<ref>Ibn Sa'd/Haq ...ies= Fatwa No. 47170}}</ref> The fabricated/very-weak hadith referenced by scholars holding the non-mainstream view argue that even while Muhammad said the nar
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  • Tawheed
    ...r secular government in states which acknowledge and enact tawheed. In the traditional sources, Muslims as a result of acknowledging Allah as the highest ruler ha Islam scholars and preacher insist that people should worship only one god, Allah.
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  • Portal: Islam and Human Rights
    ...rgely Western notions of human rights, the majority of traditional Islamic scholars today have generally defied what they perceive as an attempt at intellectua ...scription=Slavery, while no longer permitted in the modern context by most scholars, was a major theme of Islamic jurisprudence. The Quran permits sexual inter
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  • WikiIslam
    WikiIslam aims to provide accurate and accessible information from traditional and critical perspectives on the beliefs, practices, and development of Isl ...from both Islam's primary sources (the [[Qur'an]], [[hadith]] and Islamic scholars) as well as from the historical-critical analysis of these primary sources
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  • Islam and Scripture
    ...n influence, hagiographic idealization, and the competing fancies of early scholars of [[Fiqh (Islamic Jurisprudence)|Islamic jurisprudence (''fiqh'')]]. ...of the Quran's early compilation by bringing details generally ignored by traditional, religious scholarship to the forefront.
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  • Portal: Islam and Science
    ...Though there is increasing resistance to the concept, some modern Islamic scholars argue that these portions of scripture, read in the orthodox literal manner ...d in the Quran has ever prompted a scientific discovery, and modern Muslim scholars have also generally not tried to argue that this has ever been the case. Th
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  • Stoning in Islamic Law
    '''Stoning to death''' (رجم ''Rajm''), according to traditional interpretations of [[Islamic law]], is a punishment for married adulterers ...uch punishments, it is very much an accepted part of Islam for traditional scholars and millions of lay Muslims around the world. An August 2009 Pew survey<ref
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  • La lapidation dans la loi islamique
    '''Stoning to death''' (رجم ''Rajm''), according to traditional interpretations of [[Islamic law]], is primarily a punishment for persons w ...uch punishments, it is very much an accepted part of Islam for traditional scholars and millions of lay Muslims around the world. In an August 2009 Pew survey<
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  • The Islamic Whale
    ...l-qur'an", Ibn Abbas, and was mentioned thereafter by many trusted Islamic scholars all the way up until the 19th century - though they mention it alongside ot Most respected scholars of Islam (Ibn Kathir, At-Tabari, Al-Qurtubi and others including Al-Jalalay
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  • Portal: Early Islamic History
    <metadesc>Traditional Scholars portal summary</metadesc>{{#seo:
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  • Riba (Usury)
    ...slamic [[scriptures]] and is thus widely debated among traditional Islamic scholars. In addition to contrary indications as to the meaning of Riba in scripture
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  • Zakat (Tax)
    '''Zakāt''' (زكاة) is one of the [[Five Pillars of Islam]]. According to traditional Islamic sources it is a [[fard]] (obligatory) tax<ref name="EBZT">{{cite we Needy (masakin): According to some scholars, they are those whose economic status is worse than the poor (fuqara’). T
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  • Khula
    ...ce) of Islamic law. Despite this disparity, some Islamic advocates such as scholars and [[Dawah|du'aah]] claim that Islam is not 'unjust' to women, and counter *No Islamic Court operating on traditional [[Shari'ah (Islamic Law)]] could compel the husband to divorce her if he do
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  • Portal: Islam and the Judeo-Christian Tradition
    <metadesc>Traditional Scholars portal summary</metadesc>
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  • Sex Segregation in Islam
    ...atter the relations between men and women and their effect on one another. Scholars throughout the ages and belonging to various madhabs and traditions of Isla This Qur'anic verse is cited by scholars who argue that free-mixing and socialization between the sexes is prohibite
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  • Madh'hab
    ...udi Arabia. There are, however, still pockets of those who follow the more traditional and classical school of Hanbalism in parts of Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Syria, O ...ermore rejected the very possibility of ''ijma'' (consensus) among Islamic scholars beyond Muhammad's companions.
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  • Islam and Apostasy
    ...trine, whether derived from the [[Quran]] or from what are held by Islamic scholars to be incontrovertibly reliable [[hadith]], amounts to apostasy.<ref>[{{Ref ...tate was not anticipated, the overwhelming majority of traditional Islamic scholars today continue to hold execution as the proper punishment for apostasy. Tod
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  • Women's Intelligence and the Islamic Tradition
    ...am understanding, meanwhile, continues to remain firmly on the side of the traditional and classical authorities. ...rir al-Tabari (d. 923) is recognized as one of the greatest of all Islamic scholars. He not only wrote one of the most authoritative Tafsirs (commentaries) on
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  • To You Your Religion and To Me Mine
    ...ointed to as an example of religious tolerance, freedom and pluralism, the traditional understanding of the verse in classical commentaries and hadith is in many According to the traditional chronology of the [[Qur'an]]'s surahs, this [[surah]] was revealed in Mecca
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  • L'islam et l'apostasie
    ...trine, whether derived from the [[Quran]] or from what are held by Islamic scholars to be incontrovertibly reliable [[hadith]], amounts to apostasy.<ref>[{{Ref ...tate was not anticipated, the overwhelming majority of traditional Islamic scholars today continue to hold execution as the proper punishment for apostasy. Tod
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  • Islam and Violence
    ...ller minority that of civil violence, the overwhelming majority of Islamic scholars today embrace the tradition of Islamic violence in all three respects. ...ist organizations such as al-Qaeda and Boko Haram, although modern Islamic scholars have argued otherwise.
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  • Muhammad ibn Abd-al-Wahhab
    ...tawheed, al-Wahhab saw any and all veneration of humans (such as venerated scholars, deceased and living) and human constructs (physical shrines as well abstra [[Category:Traditional scholars]]
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  • Portal: Islamic Law
    ...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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  • Al-Ghazali
    [[Category:Traditional scholars]]
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  • Page Scores
    ...width: 40%"| <div style="text-align:center;">[[Portal: Qur'an, Hadith, and Scholars]]</div> ...width: 40%"| <div style="text-align:center;">[[Portal: Traditional Islamic Scholars]]</div>
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  • Zina
    ...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.
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  • Mary, Sister of Aaron
    ...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==
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  • Relationships with non-Muslims in Islamic Law
    ...|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>
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  • Umm Qirfa
    ...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
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  • If Anyone Slays a Person (Qur'an 5:32)
    ...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
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  • Jihad in Islamic Law
    ...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
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  • Convenient Revelations
    ...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
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  • Dar al-Harb and Dar al-Islam (the Abodes of War and Peace)
    ...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
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  • Isa al-Masih (Jesus Christ)
    ...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
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  • Darb al Harb et Dar al Islam( terre de guerre et terre d'Islam)
    ...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
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  • Mecca
    ...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
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  • Adult Suckling
    ...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
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  • Quranism
    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
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  • Polygamy in Islamic Law
    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
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  • Islam and Science
    ...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
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  • Buraq
    ...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]]
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  • Sahih Bukhari
    ...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
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  • Qur'an, Hadith and Scholars:Offensive Jihad
    ...reveals an evolution in the extent of its permission to fight, contrary to traditional interpretation. Although differences exist in the modern understanding of w ...not a universal view, however, and is also contested by Islamic modernist scholars today, who argue that the Quran does not sanction expansionist warfare but
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  • The Massacre of the Banu Qurayzah
    ...ustration of a 19th century text by Muhammad Rafi Bazil.]]According to the traditional Islamic sources, in 627 AD as a result of the Battle of the Trench and the ...stify the extermination of the Banu Qurayzah was not viewed in this way by traditional Christian or especially Jewish scholarship. According to Jewish doctrine, t
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  • Maria the Copt (Mariyah Al-Qibtiyyah)
    ...prophet until he died, according to most of the traditional scholars. The traditional sources compare her concubinage to that of Hajar to Ibrahim, and the son th ...in Sham'un from the town of Hafn in the region of Ansina. According to the traditional sources, she was gifted to Muhammad with her sister Shirin; but since the s
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  • Ka'bah
    ...icant indirect evidence bearing on the question and it does not favour the traditional understanding. ...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),
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  • Women in Islamic Law
    ...mitted vary within and between the madhhabs. Some prominent modern Islamic scholars have dissented from the favorable consensus of the Islamic tradition and ru ...nterfaith Marriage in Islam: An Examination of the Legal Theory Behind the Traditional and Reformist Positions," Indiana Law Journal: Vol. 84 : Iss. 2 , Article 9
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  • Battle of Badr
    ...uhammad put in place new rules around the division of [[Qur'an, Hadith and Scholars:Muhammad and Booty|booty]]. The defeat of the Meccans would harden their re According to other traditional sources, ansar formed the majority of Muhammad's forces with a minority of
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  • Islam and Women
    ...Majah and al-Tirmidhi (see [[Farewell Sermon]] for details). According to traditional exegesis of the sermon, ʿawān means prisoners, though the English transla Most orthodox Islamic scholars considers dogs to be haram - forbidden and najis - unclean. Thus the compar
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  • Prophecies in the Quran
    ...an escatalogical context and has been of considerable interest to academic scholars. ...ical Eschatology'', academic scholar Tommaso Tesei is of the view that the traditional Meccan period dating of Surah al-Rum should be ignored and that the opening
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  • Child Marriage in the Muslim World
    ...arriage_in_the_Muslim_World#Conclusion|opposition from traditional Islamic scholars]]. Many Muslim campaign groups and charities have been involved in this pro ==Traditional Islamic Justification==
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  • Qur'an, Hadith and Scholars:Female Genital Mutilation
    ==Scholars== ...ory for men, and noble deed for women and not obligatory according to many scholars. Ahmad said: circumcision for men is more important for men than for women,
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  • Le mariage d'enfant dans la loi islamique
    ...d to prevent forced marriage, often in the face of opposition from Islamic scholars. Many Muslim campaign groups and charities have been involved in this proce ...o safely give birth, and the risk mentioned even by a few Muslim classical scholars of ''al-ifḍāʾ'' (fistula, tearing of the wall between the vagina and ba
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  • Hijab
    ...burqa'', ''niqab'', and ''dupata''. Some modern scholars disagree with the traditional interpretations that require head covering and many Muslim women choose not ...of certain men. Bucar says that the meaning of jilbab is unclear, but most scholars believed it to be a type of outer covering.<ref>Elizabeth Bucar, ''The Isla
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  • Female Genital Mutilation in Islamic Law
    Traditional scholars all allow, recommend or mandate FGM (see [[Female Genital Mutilation in Isl ...dab have less doctrinal authority than hadith featuring Muhammad. However, scholars have ruled most of the hadith in the collection as being ''sahih'' (authent
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  • Historical Errors in the Quran
    ...he views of contemporary historians — in fact, even some classical Islamic scholars noted that there were certain historical claims in the Quran and hadith whi A common interpretation advocated by Muslim scholars today is that this refers to a fringe Arab Christian sect known as the Coll
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  • Qur'an, Hadith and Scholars:Forced Conversion
    ...ion. According to the Qur'an, there is "no compulsion in religion" and the traditional laws of jihad state that before attacking a Christian or Jewish enemy they ===Scholars===
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  • Child Marriage in Islamic Law
    ...d to prevent forced marriage, often in the face of opposition from Islamic scholars. Many Muslim campaign groups and charities have been involved in this proce ...o safely give birth, and the risk mentioned even by a few Muslim classical scholars of ''al-ifḍāʾ'' (fistula, tearing of the wall between the vagina and ba
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  • Coran, hadith et savants : les conversions forcés
    ...ion. According to the Qur'an, there is "no compulsion in religion" and the traditional laws of jihad state that before attacking a Christian or Jewish enemy they ===Scholars===
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  • Jizyah
    ...llecting it to symbolize his humiliated state, and Islamic fuqahaa' (legal scholars) throughout the ages have reiterated the legislation of this humiliating pr ==Approval from Islamic Scholars==
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  • Safiyah
    ...pp. 392) London:Smith, Elder and Co.</ref> She was so [[Qur'an, Hadith and Scholars:Beauty and Makeup|beautiful]], that the Muslims began praising her in the p ...s camel (as slave women are not allowed to wear the [[Hijab]] according to traditional [[Shari'ah (Islamic Law)]]).<ref>{{Bukhari|5|59|524}}</ref>
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  • Wife Beating in Islamic Law
    ...ity countries or being largely ignored by the authorities, while reformist scholars reduce the Quranic command to a symbolic gesture (a tap with a small stick) See Also:[[Qur'an, Hadith and Scholars:Wife Beating]]
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  • Dhimma
    ...convert to [[Islam]]; if they refuse, they are to be [[Qur'an, Hadith and Scholars:Forced Conversion|forced to convert (or face execution, ''en masse'')]]. <r ...tude. The implementation of these rules have varied over time, but Islamic scholars to this day continue to advocate for the implementation of the dhimma, and
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  • Aisha's Age
    ...sir.com]</ref> The exegesis for this verse in Tafsir al-Jalalayn gives the traditional interpretation, clarifying "those who have not menstruated" as "those who h Islamic modernist scholars generally question the reliability of traditionally authentic hadiths and b
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  • Camel Urine and Islam
    A team led by Dr Sabah Jassim, from the Zayed Complex for Herbal Research and Traditional Medicine, says camels are highly resistant to many deadly viral diseases an *[[Qur'an, Hadith and Scholars:Urine|Urine]]
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  • Le Mariage d'enfants dans le coran
    ...d to prevent forced marriage, often in the face of opposition from Islamic scholars. Many Muslim campaign groups and charities have been involved in this proce According to traditional accounts, Muhammad was later asked about scenarios not covered in these ver
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  • Evolution and Islam
    ...th the scientific theory of evolution. A common trend among modern Islamic scholars is to deny evolution as a scientific fact, at least with regard to the orig Academic scholars have noticed another parallel between the Quranic stories of Adam and Jesus
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  • Qur'an, Hadith and Scholars:Muhammad's Death
    According to the traditional narrative, Muhammad died as a result of poisoned lamb meat given to him by ==Scholars==
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  • Coran, hadiths et savants : La mort de Mohammed
    According to the traditional narrative, Muhammad died as a result of poisoned lamb meat given to him by ==Scholars==
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  • Pre-Islamic Arab Religion in Islam
    ..., and not just the Christian-Judeo God as recognised by Crone. As previous scholars have recognized, for the Qur'anic pagans, Allāh was a creator god with a w It is also worth noting that even in the traditional account, while doubted by modern academics (as mentioned above), there are
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  • Geocentrism and the Quran
    ...gin in the east "via an underground passage", which "finds some support in traditional Arabic reports [...] and seems to have Mesopotamian antecedents".<ref>Ibid. Modern Islamic scholars have often argued that references in the Qur'an to the sun's movement refer
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  • Antisemitism in Islam
    ...Mein Kumpf'' (sometimes translated in Arabic as "My Jihad"). Some academic scholars date the modern increase in anti-semitism in the Muslim world to the beginn ...This debate is, however, a strictly academic one, while mainstream Islamic scholars generally stand firmly by the narrative found in the hadith literature.
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  • L'antisémitisme en islam
    .... This debate is, however, a strictly academic one, and mainstream Islamic scholars stand firmly by the narrative found in the hadith literature. ...their efforts of warfare, and they are always causing [[Qur'an, Hadith and Scholars:Mischief|mischief]].''
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  • Scientific Miracles in the Quran
    ...d in the Quran has ever prompted a scientific discovery, and modern Muslim scholars have also generally not tried to argue that this has ever been the case. As ..., in many cases the Quran has been cited directly as the reason to support traditional unscientific views against those of e.g. astronomers,<ref>For example, in t
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  • Houri (Heavenly Virgin)
    ...hiveurl=http://www.webcitation.org/query?url=http://www.sunnah.org/history/Scholars/imam_tirmidhi.htm&date=2012-02-20 |archivedate=2012-02-20 |deadurl=no}}</re ...typical with [[Fiqh (Islamic Jurisprudence)|legal rulings]], left Islamic scholars divided.
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  • Coran, hadith et savants : la ruse et le mensonge
    ...of to the fire; in fact, according to the doctrine of [[Qur'an, Hadith and Scholars:Predestination|qadr]] all those who go to hell are deliberately decieved by ...doctrine of [[taqiyya]], although, as you will see in the section on Sunni scholars, some Sunnis have endorsed the practice as well. The idea behind taqiyya is
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  • Qur'an, Hadith and Scholars:Lying and Deception
    ...of to the fire; in fact, according to the doctrine of [[Qur'an, Hadith and Scholars:Predestination|qadr]] all those who go to hell are deliberately decieved by ...doctrine of [[taqiyya]], although, as you will see in the section on Sunni scholars, some Sunnis have endorsed the practice as well. The idea behind taqiyya is
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  • Rape in Islamic Law
    ...and abuse of female captives. It is also now considered forbidden by most scholars in the modern context, though a minority, such as Saudi Sheikh Saleh Al-Faw ...e with their general skepticism towards the hadith corpus and rejection of traditional jurisprudence, and attempt alternative interpretations of the Quranic verse
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  • L'islam et les femmes
    ...|Wife Beating in Islamic Law|Wife Beating in the Qur'an|Qur'an, Hadith and Scholars:Wife Beating}}En vertu de la loi islamique, les femmes sont tenues d'obéir ...nterfaith Marriage in Islam: An Examination of the Legal Theory Behind the Traditional and Reformist Positions," Indiana Law Journal: Vol. 84 : Iss. 2 , Article 9
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  • Shari'ah (Islamic Law)
    ...mplimentary expansion and explanation of the former by Islamic jurists and scholars, and the term Shari'ah is also often applied to its body of law. ...mited. Islamic modernists, however, argue that medieval jurisprudence, the traditional authenticity of certain hadiths, and medieval interpretations of the Qur'an
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  • Sanggahan Terhadap Apologis Muslim Mengenai Usia Aisha
    Shaykh Haddad confirms this. He also proves that the traditional estimate of the revelation of Surah al-Qamar is consistent with Aisha’s a Thus, Amjad’s attempt to throw doubt on Aisha’s age by using a non-traditional (i.e. spurious) estimate for the date of revelation of Surah al-Qamar is ea
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  • Seven Sleepers of Ephesus in the Quran
    ...ting the Seven Sleepers and the evil emperor led by a [[Qur'an, Hadith and Scholars:Racism|dark-skinned Satan]]. Iran, Qazvin. 1550s.]] ...d ample opportunities to hear it during his 62 year life. According to the traditional sources, Muhammad traveled to Syria while he was a caravan trader and he ma
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  • Female Genital Mutilation in Islam
    ...is left undefined and unexplained. To know what 'fitrah means, traditional scholars turned to hadith which make use of the word. Note that this hadith uses the ...appears to refer to both or either FGM and Male Circumcision. According to traditional interpretive methodology, {{Quran|30|30}} by requiring Muslims to ''<nowiki
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  • Les Miracles scientifiques du Coran
    ...d in the Quran has ever prompted a scientific discovery, and modern Muslim scholars have also generally not tried to argue that this has ever been the case. As A variety of theological methods are employed by modern Islamic scholars in making the case for any given scientific miracle in the Quran. These met
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  • Contexte de la révélation du Hijab ( le voile islamique)
    ...of certain men. Bucar says that the meaning of jilbab is unclear, but most scholars believed it to be a type of outer covering.<ref>Elizabeth Bucar, ''The Isla ...ead) over their bosoms and to hide their adornment or [[Qur'an, Hadith and Scholars:Beauty and Makeup|beauty]] from men.
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  • The Pact of Umar
    ...uary, 1996</ref> The authentcity of the pact has been questioned by modern scholars, yet it it indisputable that it was often used as a source of Islamic juris ...nuine by Islamic scholars. This view is echoed by some of Islam's greatest scholars and historians, including al-Khallal (d. 923 AD), Ibn Hazm (d. 1063 AD), al
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  • Safiyah en français
    ...pp. 392) London:Smith, Elder and Co.</ref> She was so [[Qur'an, Hadith and Scholars:Beauty and Makeup|beautiful]], that the Muslims began praising her in the p ...s camel (as slave women are not allowed to wear the [[Hijab]] according to traditional [[Shari'ah (Islamic Law)]]).<ref>{{Bukhari|5|59|524}}</ref>
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  • Slavery in Islamic Law
    ...2015</ref>), and is now considered forbidden in the modern context by most scholars, though a minority argue that slavery remains Islamically legitimate.<ref>" ...aphical material, a source considered relatively reliable by many academic scholars are the letters of 'Urwa b. al-Zubayr (d. 713 CE) to the late Umayyad Court
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  • List of Killings Ordered or Supported by Muhammad
    ...aterial was of interest in legal and exegetical contexts, classical hadith scholars considered the sirah genre to lack any sound methodology for authenticating ...of legal methodology.<ref>For example the al-Mawrid institute of reformist scholars in Pakistan [https://www.al-mawrid.org/Question/60a204a3923f0b12074d877f/pu
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  • Word Count Miracles in the Qur'an
    ...en as an embarrassed attempt by the Muslim du'aah community to bolster the traditional claims of their religion in the face of a modern world which relentlessly e ==Views of the Islamic scholars==
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  • Dhul-Qarnayn and the Alexander Romance
    ...l-Qarnayn has become particularly problematic and controversial for Muslim scholars, as historical and archaeological evidence quite plainly reveal that the re ...e Syriac Legend as we have it is commonly dated to 629-636 CE, though most scholars infer the existance of an earlier 6th century version which was later updat
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  • Muhammad ibn Abdullah
    ...as reported to have been born in "the year of the Elephant." Although some scholars disagree by one or two years.<ref name=":0">Watt (1974), p. 7.</ref> Muhamm Read in [[Chronological Order of the Qur'an|chronological order]] some scholars note over time the revelations change in style from a poetic to a more stra
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  • Mahr (Marital Price)
    ...he issue of marriages contracted but then broken without consummation, the scholars generally rule that in this case the woman is entitled to half of the mahr: Although the mahr is not given as a fixed amount, it is made clear in the traditional sources that al mahr al mithli is dependent upon the woman's social status.
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  • Perspectives islamiques sur la forme de la Terre
    ...ated into Turkish from Arabic. Istanbul: ca. 1553. <BR>This map depicts "a traditional Islamic projection of the world as a flat disk surrounded by the sundering ...[[Qur'an]], [[hadith]], [[Tafsir|tafsirs]], and writings of early Islamic scholars demonstrate that Muhammad and his companions did not know the Earth was sph
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  • Science and the Seven Earths
    ...t.com/library/misc/blcont.htm Continents] - About.com</ref> Therefore, the traditional number of seven continents is more a cultural bias than an actual geographi ...which has always meant a 'firmament', or solid layer in the sky to Islamic scholars.<ref>[https://quranx.com/Tafsir/Kathir/13.2 ''Tafsir on Verse 13:2.''] Ibn
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  • Qur'an, Hadith and Scholars:The Islamic Tradition Itself
    ...xplain the Qur'an and to fill in the gaps of what Allah wills for man, the scholars or [[Ulemaa'|Ulama]] rely upon the [[Sunnah]] or tradition of the prophet h
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  • Yassi Yer va Quron
    ...tician, Aryabhata (476 - 550 AD) knew this. And so did the early Christian scholars Anicius Boëthius (480 - 524 AD), Bishop Isidore of Seville (560 - 636 AD), Even if we were to use the traditional Muslim method of determining qiblah (i.e. a [[W:Great circle|great circle]]
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  • The History of al-Tabari
    {{Quote||In the ninth century A.C, Islamic learning was at its peak. Muslim scholars and scientists excelled in their learning and achievements in different fie ...he passage of time. It was only in the end of the last century that modern scholars pieced together his work so that it could be studied by students in modern
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  • Islamic Views on the Shape of the Earth
    ...ated into Turkish from Arabic. Istanbul: ca. 1553. <BR>This map depicts "a traditional Islamic projection of the world as a flat disk surrounded by the sundering ...[[Qur'an]], [[hadith]], [[Tafsir|tafsirs]], and writings of early Islamic scholars demonstrate that Muhammad and his companions did not know the Earth was sph
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  • Qur'an, Hadith and Scholars:Women
    {{Main|Qur'an, Hadith and Scholars:Rape}} ...''hasan'' (the 2nd highest level of authenticity according to traditional scholars of hadith, below ''sahih'') quotes Muhammad saying that a man should not be
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  • Frapper sa femme dans la loi islamique
    {{Main|Qur'an, Hadith and Scholars:Wife Beating}} ...ave advocated]] an interpretation of {{Quran|4|34}} that militates against traditional understanding and takes the beating instructed to be purely 'symbolic' in n
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  • Scientific Errors in the Quran
    ...38 Tafsir ibn Kathir for 36:38]</ref> and which is favoured by many Muslim scholars today, was that this refers to the sun's final 'resting' on the last day. {{Main|Qur'an, Hadith and Scholars:Creation}}
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  • Histoire de la transmission du Coran
    ...fs of Muslims around the divine nature of their religion. Orthodox Islamic scholars argue that the Qur'an today is identical to that received by Prophet [[Muha ...(QCT) around 650 CE, large numbers of variants later documented by Muslim scholars were read by various companions of Muhammad, often differing in whole words
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  • Textual History of the Qur'an
    ...fs of Muslims around the divine nature of their religion. Orthodox Islamic scholars argue that the Qur'an today is identical to that received by Prophet [[Muha ...(QCT) around 650 CE, large numbers of variants later documented by Muslim scholars were read by various companions of Muhammad, often differing in whole words
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  • List of Genocides, Cultural Genocides and Ethnic Cleansings under Islam
    | ||Traditional Berber religion||North Africa|| ||Arab Muslims||647 onwards|| ...ent currently denies the genocide. Considered the first modern genocide by scholars.
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  • Parallélisme entre le Coran et la Littérature Judéo-Chrétienne Antique Tardive
    ...erent beliefs, the claim itself is generally not taken seriously by modern scholars. ...dialogue with, interaction with). Contrary to the Islamic tradition, most scholars today agree that the Qur'an must have been composed in an environment in wh
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  • Dhul-Qarnayn and the Sun Setting in a Muddy Spring - Part One
    ...Quran/Science/sun_set.html Islam and the Setting of the Sun: Examining the traditional Muslim View of the Sun’s Orbit] - Answering Islam</ref> when we look at t ====Tafsir (Commentaries on the Quran by Islamic scholars)====
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  • Parallels Between the Qur'an and Late Antique Judeo-Christian Literature
    ...erent beliefs, the claim itself is generally not taken seriously by modern scholars. ...dialogue with, interaction with). Contrary to the Islamic tradition, most scholars today agree that the Qur'an must have been composed in an environment in wh
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  • Les erreurs scientifiques du Coran
    {{Main|Qur'an, Hadith and Scholars:Creation}} {{Main|Qur'an, Hadith and Scholars:Creation|Evolution and Islam}}
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