This comprehensive analysis explores the Islamic concept of loyalty and disavowal, distinguishing it from worldly allegiances. Learn how Islam establishes this principle on divine love and justice, making it accessible to all while protecting the rights of those outside its circle.
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A detailed examination of the wisdom behind the Great Fitnah, its historical significance, jurisprudential impact, and enduring lessons for the Muslim community, shaping Islamic political thought and social ethics.
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A detailed examination of six major concerns raised by readers about Islamic principles, including relationships with non-Muslims, divine rulings, and theological concepts, with scholarly explanations and evidences.
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This comprehensive article explores the fundamental importance of authentic historical texts in studying the Fitnah period of early Islamic history.
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A comprehensive analysis of Muslim interactions with non-Muslims, exploring the balance between maintaining Islamic principles and fostering positive relationships through the concept of divine centrality.
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This is the first article in the series "The Great Fitna: The Story of the Fitna Among the Companions". It explores the reasons behind the series, including Shiite extremism and contemporary Iranian expansionism, the secular dominance over the Islamic world, and the misinterpretation of history by some Islamic intellectuals during the Arab revolutions.
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A critical examination of democratic principles and governing constants in Syria's political landscape, highlighting the paradox of Western demands for democratic voting on fundamental state principles while protecting their own constants from electoral processes.
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This analysis examines how placing human judgment over Divine Authority affects Islamic legislation and social practices in contemporary Muslim societies.
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An in-depth exploration of why Islamic history stands apart in its historical authenticity, examining its unique scholarly traditions, methodological rigor, and independence from political influence.
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