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VOLUME 7, ISSUE 2
(DECEMBER 2023)

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  Da‘wah of Islam: A Study of its Ways and Means

  Nazir Ahmad Zargar

  
  

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  Language	English
  Pages Nos :	1-16
  Volume :	7
  Issue :	2

  Title:

  Da‘wah of Islam: A Study of its Ways and Means

  Author/s:

  Nazir Ahmad Zargar
  Assistant Professor and Academic Coordinator, Department of Religious Studies, Central University of Kashmir, India
  Email: nazir.zargar@cukashmir.ac.in

  Abstract:

  Da‘wah is the name of the missionary activity in Islam. Prophet Muḥammad (peace be upon him) performed da‘wah as the fundamental purpose of his mission. The best way that Muḥammad (peace be upon him) adopted in da‘wah was to invite people with wisdom and eloquent preaching, and if they argued, argument with them in the best and most gracious ways was asked to do (Al-Qur’ān, 16:125). Three basic principles of da‘wah were given in this Qu’ānic guidance: ḥikmah, maw‘izah ḥasanah, and jadl bi al-aḥsan. The approach of da‘wah in Islam depends upon a clear understanding of these three terms. This paper studies these basic principles of the Islamic da‘wah.

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  Da‘wah, Islam, Ḥikmah, Maw‘izah, Mission, Ḥasanah.

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  Towards developing a definition of Sociology from Islamic Perspective

  Mohd Abdul Alam, Dawood A. Al-Hidabi

  
  

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  Pages Nos :	-
  Volume :	7
  Issue :	2

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  Towards developing a definition of Sociology from Islamic Perspective

  Author/s:

  Mohd Abdul Alam
  Post Doc Research Fellow, Department of Curriculum & Instruction, Kulliyyah of Education, International Islamic University Malaysia, Selangor, Malaysia
  Email: roase786@gmail.com
  Prof Dawood A. Al-Hidabi
  Department of Curriculum & Instruction, Kulliyyah of Education, International Islamic University Malaysia, Selangor, Malaysia

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  Ṭaha ʿAbd al-Raḥmān's Trusteeship Theory

  Ayman IbrahimYoussef Rayan

  
  

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  Volume :	7
  Issue :	2

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  Ṭaha ʿAbd al-Raḥmān's Trusteeship Theory

  Author/s:

  Ayman IbrahimYoussef Rayan
  Lecturer, Al-Qasemi Academic College, Palastine
  Email:sobhi.rayan@gmail.com

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  الإعسار بنفقة الزوجة في الفقه الإسلامي وقانون الأسرة القطري (دراسة مقارنة)
  Insolvency with the wife’s maintenance in Islamic jurisprudence and Qatari family law: A Comparative Study

  Mahroof Athambawa

  
  

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  Pages Nos :	1-16
  Volume :	7
  Issue :	2

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  الإعسار بنفقة الزوجة في الفقه الإسلامي وقانون الأسرة القطري (دراسة مقارنة)
  Insolvency with the wife’s maintenance in Islamic jurisprudence and Qatari family law: A Comparative Study

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  Mahroof Athambawa
  Associate Professor, College of Shariah and Islamic Studies, Qatar University, Qatar
  Email: mahroofa@qu.edu.qa

  Abstract:

  Islam honored women, exalted their status, and gave them rights that they lacked before Islam. It also granted them rights that were not considered by other religions and many contemporary systems. Among the most important of these rights, which were sponsored by Islamic legislation and whose provisions were made clear are the rights of the wife, especially the right to get Proper maintenance from her husband. Sometimes it happens that the husband goes through difficult circumstances and financial hardship in which he loses his source of livelihood or falls short of meeting, his wife’s living needs. In this case, does the wife have the right to request separation from her husband due to harm borne on her? What is the position of Islamic Sharia and Qatari family law on this issue? The research concluded that what is most likely opinion in the issue is that the woman has the right to request separation from her husband, although it is better for her to be patient with her husband’s insolvency, perhaps Allah will bring about ease after hardship, and that separation resulting from insolvency is considered an annulment (Fask) and not a divorce (Talaq), which is The opinion was adopted and included in the Qatari Family Law.

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  Insolvency, Spouse maintenance, Islamic Law, Qatari family Law.

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