30. Rescue Islam with new jurisprudence free from perverted opinions

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Article

Date of source:

Saturday, October 14, 2006

Author (s):

Aḥmad Shawqī al-Fanjarī (Dr.)

Publisher (s):

Rose al-Yūsuf magazine

Article summary:

Many hadīth were falsified over time. Islam

is a religion

that needs a renaissance to reveal its true image.

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Developments in Islam in the Arab/Islamic World›General Islamic Issues and Developments›Fatwās›Fatwās mentioned in the Arab media›Killing terrorists
Developments in Islam in the Arab/Islamic World›General Islamic Issues and Developments›Fatwās›General rules for making fatwás
Developments in Islam in the Arab/Islamic World›General Islamic Issues and Developments›Hadīth›Discussions about Hadīth without specific references
Developments in Islam in the Arab/Islamic World›General Islamic Issues and Developments›Hadīth›List of references to Hadīth in AWR
Developments in Islam in the Arab/Islamic World›General Islamic Issues and Developments›Islam in society›Societal and ethical issues›Discussions about the image and unity of Islam
Developments in Islam in the Arab/Islamic World›General Islamic Issues and Developments›Islam in society›Societal and ethical issues›Islam and tourism
Developments in Islam in the Arab/Islamic World›General Islamic Issues and Developments›Islam in society›Societal and ethical issues›Muslims criticizing the behavior of other Muslims
Developments in Islam in the Arab/Islamic World›General Islamic Issues and Developments›Jurisprudence/ Fiqh and discussions about it
Developments in Islam in the Arab/Islamic World›General Islamic Issues and Developments›Traditions/Schools of Islam›Fundamentalists (non-political)
Developments in Islam in the Arab/Islamic World›Political Islam›Political Islam/Islamism›The concept of Jihād
Developments in Islam in the Arab/Islamic World›Political Islam›Political Islam/Islamism›Wahhābism
Developments in Islam in the Arab/Islamic World›Reform in Islamic thinking
Education in the Arab/Islamic World›General discussions about education
History›Egypt›19th century Egypt (1801-1882)
History›Egypt›British Occupation (1882 – 1923)
History›Egypt›French occupation (1798-1801)
History›Egypt›Mubārak, Muhammad Husnī (2002-)
History›Egypt›Ottomans (1517-1798)
History›Non-Arab countries›Pakistan
History›Non-Arab countries›Turkey
History›Qatar
History›Saudi Arabia›King Fahd (1982 – today)
Women, gender relations and children›Women issues reported in the Arab media›Women in Islam

Text Type:

Arabic Media Reviews›Summary translation/review

Persons:

Aḥmad Shawqī al-Fanjarī (Dr.)

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