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A Comparative Review of the Characteristics of Qur'anic Manuscripts of the Herat Method in the Timurid and Safavid Periods

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Mutale quran NotesGrade 9 Mutale Quran Notes Chapter 16 Surah Luqman for all kpk and federal board short questions, long questions, mcqs, and chapter overview. Surah Luqman Grade 9 Mutale Quran Chapter 16 for kpk board Download

The following reading list compiles works relevant to Tajwīd, Qirā’ah, and Qur’anic studies, encompassing various branches within these fields. This list was curated over the course of my studies during the past few years, and then condensed for the purpose of this article. Compiled by Shaykh Muhammad Ziyad Batha Read here: https://lnkd.in/eAdtfYxf

Another paper published, as part of the work we do in Sikh your Mind, focusing on Sikhi and potential overlaps with a model called acceptance and commitment therapy (ACT).

Latest #FromtheVault: Today we are revisiting: “Ibn Taymiyya and Ibn al-Qayyim on Authority” by Cole Galbraith. Authority is a frequent topic of analysis when discussing the works of Mamluk era jurists Ibn Taymiyya and Ibn al-Qayyim. The common interpretation of their views is one of authoritarian control. Some previous works have argued that both authors were in favor of expansive government that regulates all aspects of society absolutely. However this minimizes the nuance in their opinions, as well as perpetuates the idea that Ibn al-Qayyim was simply a copy or imitation of his teacher, Ibn Taymiyya. Each author tackled the issue in their own way with Ibn al-Qayyim more readily discussing and critiquing authority in academia. They often did share opinions with some key differences, namely in the extent to which the word of authority was to be adhered to. In a broader sense, they both did take hard stances on the role of authority, and advocated for its expansion, however neither author was in favor of a state with absolute control. Instead they offered a view of authority that was supposed to adhere to Shari’a as much as it was to enforce it. In their mind society would be chaos without authority, and authority that didn’t follow Shari’a ideals was incapable of properly running society.

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Why daven? Rav Hirsch and Nefesh Hachaim have very different answers to that question, with a number of practical ramifications - what is the meaning of kavanah? What does a “successful” tefillah look like? https://lnkd.in/ePif-Y3V Curious to hear your thoughts! (This is the third article exploring RSRH and Nefesh Hachaim - you can find the other two on the site)

Mutale?quran?Notes Surah Ar Room Chapter 15 Nayab Notes 9th Class for all kpk and federal board short questions, long questions,?mcqs, and chapter overview. Download