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glossary of terms and concepts 557TERMINARABICعلاقة ملكاليمينTRANS-LITERATION#il§qat mulkal-yamÊnENGLISH TRANSLATIONPartnershipThis pertains to a voluntary relationship between aman and woman who are both adults and composmentis, but who are not married and whoserelationship is short-term but of a sexual nature;there are several types of partnerhships, e.g., zaw§jal-mut#a (temporary partnership) where the malepartner provides for the female partner; zaw§jal-misy§r (controlled or guided partnership) wherethe female partner has no right to demand suchprovision; and zaw§j al-frind (friendship) where thereis mutual provision and care; all these types, arenot absolutely forbidden though they do notconstitute marriage.البعلal-ba#l Partner or companion He is someone who fulfils the roles of a familyprovider, eating companion, drinking companionand play mate; if he does all of this and fulfils hisconjugal rights he is regarded as a women’s(sexually active) husband ( al-zawj).حاكمية االلهÈ§kimÊyat All§h The immutable domination of God This is expressed in the following way:1. a demand for absolute obedience (God’s divinity)by human beings2. the absolute power over everything (God’ssovereignty)3. absolute singularity (oneness) in such divinity4. absolute arbitrariness in His actions (‘He doeswhat He wants’)5. … He is beyond examination and enquiry.التبذيرal-tabdhÊr Squandering This efers to an excess in (legitimate) spending, e.g.,when someone spends 90% of his income oncharity, or spends the cost of food for thirty peopleon only three guests; it is a quantitative excess, i.e., itmeans to transgress the limits of a (normally)permitted act.الإسرافal-isr§f Excess Excess turns a permitted act into a forbidden act byacting in too extreme a manner. It is quantitativeexcess, for example, when someone not only kills amurderer (which is permitted) but also his wholefamily (which is forbidden); it is qualitative excess, forexample, when one eats only one slice of (theabsolutely forbidden) meat pork.
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The Qur"an, Morality and Critical R
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The Qur"an, Moralityand Critical Re
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table of contentsvTABLE OF CONTENTS
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foreword by dale f. eickelmanviiFOR
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foreword by dale f. eickelmanixdeve
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foreword by dale f. eickelmanxilike
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foreword by dale f. eickelmanxiiiAC
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abbreviationsxvUSED TRANSLATIONS AN
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muhammad shahrur’s life and workx
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introduction by muhammad shahrur 1I
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introduction by muhammad shahrur 5d
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introduction by muhammad shahrur 7a
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introduction by muhammad shahrur 9a
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al-isl§m and al-Êm§n 21CHAPTER O
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al-isl§m and al-Êm§n 23Disprovin
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al-isl§m and al-Êm§n 256. To int
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al-isl§m and al-Êm§n 27(muslimå
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al-isl§m and al-Êm§n 29natural r
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al-isl§m and al-Êm§n 31‘the re
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al-isl§m and al-Êm§n 33indigent
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al-isl§m and al-Êm§n 35belief in
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al-isl§m and al-Êm§n 37From Mose
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al-isl§m and al-Êm§n 39and 46:15
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al-isl§m and al-Êm§n 41they shou
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4.al-isl§m and al-Êm§n 43Do not
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al-isl§m and al-Êm§n 45- This re
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al-isl§m and al-Êm§n 47despicabl
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al-isl§m and al-Êm§n 49The tradi
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al-isl§m and al-Êm§n 51Those who
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al-isl§m and al-Êm§n 53what is r
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al-isl§m and al-Êm§n 55between t
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al-isl§m and al-Êm§n 57let him w
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al-isl§m and al-Êm§n 59As for th
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al-isl§m and al-Êm§n 61fair and
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al-isl§m and al-Êm§n 63The same
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al-isl§m and al-Êm§n 65The two v
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al-isl§m and al-Êm§n 67Until now
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al-isl§m and al-Êm§n 693. An inc
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the sunna of the prophet 71CHAPTER
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the sunna of the prophet 73These tw
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the sunna of the prophet 75nessed t
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the sunna of the prophet 77the bene
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the sunna of the prophet 79not as a
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the sunna of the prophet 81The trut
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the sunna of the prophet 832. The s
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the sunna of the prophet 85Sunna ov
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the sunna of the prophet 87When we
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the sunna of the prophet 89“O my
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the sunna of the prophet 91This ver
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the sunna of the prophet 93vigilant
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the sunna of the prophet 95ancient
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the sunna of the prophet 97how our
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the sunna of the prophet 99greater
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the sunna of the prophet 101crimes?
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the sunna of the prophet 103prove t
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the sunna of the prophet 105Wisdom
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the sunna of the prophet 107or need
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the sunna of the prophet 109of mira
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the sunna of the prophet 111ijtih§
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the sunna of the prophet 113A final
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evelation 115CHAPTER THREEREVELATIO
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evelation 117Are we right in saying
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evelation 119not two separate terms
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evelation 121two completely differe
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evelation 123And all things have We
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evelation 125III) Explanation of th
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evelation 127The Ambiguous VersesAg
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evelation 129In the above verse, th
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evelation 131There is, in their sto
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evelation 133tissues, and organs of
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evelation 135And We sent none befor
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evelation 137just the meaning of th
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evelation 139of why the qur"§n is
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evelation 141prerecorded before its
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evelation 143the general qur"§n. I
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The Approving and Controlling Natur
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evelation 147with the sum of scient
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evelation 149Based on this insight
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evelation 151that we do not accept
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evelation 153had been to deliver th
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evelation 155China), or that occur
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evelation 157In describing the reve
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Al-inz§l and al-tanzÊl of the umm
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evelation 161(God) most gracious is
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evelation 163- The umm al-kit§b an
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evelation 165“[But] you, soul [ a
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1. Allah as Sovereign ( rabb):revel
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evelation 169people. There is no di
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evelation 171“All things are from
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evelation 173al-kit§b, and somethi
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evelation 175Content:Keys to the un
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the theory of limits 177CHAPTER FOU
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the theory of limits 179The answer
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the theory of limits 181also connot
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the theory of limits 183fashion, an
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the theory of limits 185for this. T
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the theory of limits 187that someti
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the theory of limits 189filled by h
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the theory of limits 191much tolera
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the theory of limits 193from a heig
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the theory of limits 195but if it b
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the theory of limits 197Common wisd
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the theory of limits 199Said (Phara
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the theory of limits 201sider our c
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the theory of limits 203We notice a
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the theory of limits 205the verse m
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the theory of limits 207compassion
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the theory of limits 2096.Curvature
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the theory of limits 211transfer wi
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the theory of limits 213God’s way
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the theory of limits 215legal verse
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8.the theory of limits 217of hatred
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women and islamic law 219CHAPTER FI
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women and islamic law 221MuÈammad
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women and islamic law 223flow of hi
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women and islamic law 225boundaries
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women and islamic law 227jurisdicti
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women and islamic law 229shares, ho
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women and islamic law 231unfortunat
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women and islamic law 233The phrase
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women and islamic law 235or a siste
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women and islamic law 237had turned
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women and islamic law 239The Limits
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women and islamic law 241Case (A):
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women and islamic law 243Rule: 50 p
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women and islamic law 245ithnatain)
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women and islamic law 247b. For the
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We attain: 2 x X-1and, as a result:
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women and islamic law 2513. The dec
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women and islamic law 253Is it the
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women and islamic law 255If the man
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women and islamic law 257Bequest/Te
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lwomen and islamic law 259X= FMas p
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women and islamic law 261To orphans
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women and islamic law 263Hence, All
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women and islamic law 265Can men no
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women and islamic law 2672. Qualita
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women and islamic law 269MuÈammad
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women and islamic law 271in Syria n
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women and islamic law 273Permitted
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women and islamic law 275- ‘By [t
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women and islamic law 277always pro
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women and islamic law 279The Verse
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women and islamic law 281competence
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women and islamic law 283possess qa
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women and islamic law 285has lost h
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women and islamic law 287So far we
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women and islamic law 289[bu#ålatu
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women and islamic law 291and reques
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women and islamic law 293Arabic dic
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women and islamic law 295The Proble
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women and islamic law 297If we look
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women and islamic law 299body, as i
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women and islamic law 301of a consc
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women and islamic law 303According
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women and islamic law 305[upper] pr
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women and islamic law 307And those
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women and islamic law 309The last v
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women and islamic law 311We hear ab
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women and islamic law 313beauty (de
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women and islamic law 315List of ma
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women and islamic law 317who are me
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women and islamic law 319not given
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women and islamic law 321human. If
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women and islamic law 323because of
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women and islamic law 325(the dress
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women and islamic law 3273. Headsca
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political islam 329CHAPTER SIXPOLIT
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political islam 331al-qadar (object
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political islam 333An awareness of
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political islam 335messengers (ß):
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political islam 337and authority of
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political islam 339the very lenient
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political islam 341other god but Go
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political islam 343circulating a È
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political islam 345graded as (only)
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political islam 347‘By God, I wil
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political islam 349he will fight yo
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political islam 351As for al-Zaburq
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political islam 353Islamists have t
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political islam 355Let us return to
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political islam 357a society and be
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political islam 359hesitate to give
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political islam 361indeed occurred
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political islam 363stream views. Pe
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political islam 365government. We t
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political islam 367Hell, knowledge
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political islam 369Creator was an a
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political islam 371Book’s Èar§m
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political islam 373human beings wil
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political islam 375mission and his
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political islam 377means that the P
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political islam 379‘First/Old Tes
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political islam 381limits of Allah
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political islam 383- ma#rifa refers
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political islam 385such a person th
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political islam 387Let us now retur
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political islam 389“The Exalted s
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political islam 391As for the Èad
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political islam 393violence to impo
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political islam 395killing of the t
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political islam 397of their prime e
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political islam 399We did a foretim
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political islam 401reiterates the l
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political islam 403[shahÊd un ] to
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political islam 405If any of your w
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political islam 407He corrects them
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political islam 409if someone witne
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political islam 4112.3.within an ad
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political islam 413These verses ask
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political islam 415(#ara· al-Èay
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political islam 417the fight of the
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political islam 4195. Physical elim
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political islam 4212.3.all inhabita
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political islam 423Fight ( al-qit§
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political islam 425such as the duty
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political islam 427minority—and t
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political islam 429The Aims and Obj
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political islam 431In the context o
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political islam 433servitude, and t
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political islam 435ditional main an
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political islam 437once, but the ea
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political islam 439destruction of r
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Causes and Conditions of al-qit§lp
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political islam 443violate the prin
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political islam 4452:190-93 constit
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political islam 447stench of the au
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political islam 449assassination of
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political islam 451It follows from
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political islam 453Believers (‘O
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political islam 455the fighters’
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political islam 457c)that want (sel
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political islam 459Allah alone who
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political islam 461to edify, to adm
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political islam 463defies a (peacef
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political islam 465ars, the more po
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political islam 467people, or the G
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political islam 469does not totally
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political islam 471we (Muslim-Belie
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political islam 473relationship bet
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political islam 475tion of ‘kinsh
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political islam 477is experienced a
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political islam 479so strongly that
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political islam 481one with the oth
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conclusion 483CONCLUSIONIn the intr
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conclusion 485ground. And one does
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conclusion 4877. We have treated th
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12.conclusion 489ning nor at the en
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conclusion 491actually took place i
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conclusion 493society, the Messenge
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conclusion 495sunna the function of
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conclusion 497different perspective
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conclusion 499the fetters of a reli
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interview with muhammad shahrur 501
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Page 556 and 557: interview with muhammad shahrur 507
Page 586 and 587: glossary of terms and concepts 537G
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Page 608 and 609: ibliography 559Monographs by Muhamm
Page 610 and 611: ibliography 561———. Sab# qa·
Page 612 and 613: ibliography 563- Ußål al-fiqh all
Page 614 and 615: ibliography 565‘ayd§wÊ, Yåsuf
Page 616 and 617: ibliography 567Syamsuddin, Sahiron.
Page 618 and 619: ibliography 569———. Modernist
Page 620 and 621: index 571INDEXal-abaw§n (caregiver
Page 622 and 623: index 573discrimination see equalit
Page 624 and 625: index 575Ibn JinnÊ, Ab å ’l-Fat
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Page 628 and 629: index 579pilgrimage (al-Èajj) 22,
Page 630 and 631: index 581al-rij§l xliii-xliv, xlvi
Page 632 and 633: index 583(195) 412; (196) 485; (208
Page 634 and 635: index 585Så rat MuÈammad [47] 357
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