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222 Mos Def 162 Nasr, Professor Dr Seyyed Hossein 89 Nyang, Sulayman S 106 Oz, Dr Mehmet 155 Pandith, Farah 175 Perez, Hamza 140 Qazi, Dr Mahmood Ahmad 156 Shakir, Imam Zaid 106 Siddiqui, Prof. Dr Muzammil H 106 Webb, Imam Suhaib 140 Wolfe, Michael 168 Zarabozo, Sheikh Jamaal al-Din M. 131 Uzbekistan Alemov, His Eminence Usman 120 Yemen Al Awlaki, Anwar 169 Ali, Nujood 134 al Mansour, His Eminence Mohammad bin Mohammad 79 Baobaid, Mohammad 144 Hafiz, Sheikh al Habib Umar bin 83 Houthi, Abdul-Malik 177 Zimbabwe Menk, Mufti Ismail Musa 117 Index
note on format • All dates are of the Common Era (CE) unless otherwise stated. The abbreviations CE (Common Era) and AH (Anno Hegirae: years after Hijri) are used for clarity with very old dates. • Names are presented as individuals refer to themselves, or as they are most frequently used; therefore some professors and doctors do not have the honorifics Prof. and Dr in their title. This is except in the Top 50 where full formal titles are written out completely. Royalty and nobility are accorded their traditionally used honorifics. • The honorific His Eminence is given to figures of religious importance, such as state-level Muftis or Muftis of high stature, and also to Ayatollahs. His Royal Eminence is used for the Sultan of Sokoto, who has a combination of spiritual and regal honors. • Other honorifics are presented where they apply, such as Ambassador, Representative, and Lady, among others. • The title His/Her Excellency is accorded to heads of state, heads of government, and senior diplomats only—as per established usage of these terms. Rarely, individuals wish to avoid such titles, in such cases, we have adhered to the individuals’ preference. • Names are presented surname-first for ease of navigating and indexing, except in cases where first names are more relevant—such as for some royalty. • Spelling of names is, where possible, as the individuals spell their own name. In other cases we have adhered to the most common usage. • Specific terms in languages other than English have been italicized, and described. Further explanations for terms are presented in a glossary at the rear of this publication. • For ease of reading we have adhered to the more widespread and straightforward transliterations of Arabic words into English, such as: Sheikh, Shari‘a, Hadith, and Ayatollah. 223
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THE 500 MOST INFLUENTIAL MUSLIMS =
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CHIEF EDITORS Dr Joseph Lumbard and
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Qur’an Reciters, 163 12. Media 16
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introduction As an inaugural endeav
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Introduction The one clear exceptio
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I. the house of islam This section
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the house of islam THE CANON OF ISL
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the house of islam timeless poetry
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major doctrinal divisions within is
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III. major ideological divisions wi
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ideological divisions Shadiliyyah F
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ideological divisions IIIb.islamic
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Notes Notes: 1. Orthodoxy in Islam
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16. Hajji Mohammed Abd al Wahhab, A
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28 1 HIS MAJESTY KING ABDULLAH BIN
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30 2 HIS EXCELLENCY RECEP TAYYIP ER
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32 3 HIS EMINENCE GRAND AYATOLLAH H
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34 4 HIS MAJESTY KING ABDULLAH II B
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44 9 HIS EXCELLENCY PRESIDENT SUSIL
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46 10 HIS EMINENCE SHEIKH DR ALI GO
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48 11 HIS EMINENCE SHEIKH ABDUL AZI
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50 12 DR MOHAMMED BADIE Supreme Gui
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Photographs of Hajji Mohammed Abd a
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as a tool for development. He found
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Photographs of Sheikha Munira Qubey
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78 26 Mufti Muhammad Akhtar Raza Kh
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80 30 His Eminence Sheikh Abdullah
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82 34 Sheikh Mohammad Ali al Saboun
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84 38 Khaled Mashaal Leader of Hama
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86 42 Sheikh Hamza Yusuf Hanson Fou
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88 46 His Excellency Mir- Hossein M
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90 50 His Excellency Dr Abd al Aziz
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92 ELBARADEI, DR MOHAMED, EGYPT Pol
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the lists contents 6. Women p.124 7
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SCHOLARLY Middle East and North Afr
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Scholarly PALESTINE al tamimi, his
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Scholarly Asia AZERBAIJAN ibrahimog
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Scholarly al qadri, dr muhammad tah
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Scholarly Central America EL SAVADO
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POLITICAL Middle East and North Afr
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Political Palestinian National Auth
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Political Bangladesh’s major poli
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Political FRANCE bechari, dr mohamm
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ADMINISTRATIVE Middle East and Nort
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Administrative al rajhi, sulaiman a
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Administrative government service,
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Administrative CZECH REPUBLIC sanka
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Administrative as-sufi, sheikh abd
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Administrative ghazi, drs abidullah
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128 Lineage Europe ALBANIA bardhi,
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130 Preachers understanding about t
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WOMEN’S ISSUES Middle East and No
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Women’s Issues West Africa MAURIT
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Women’s Issues UNITED KINGDOM jan
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140 Youth PHILIPPINES tomawis, sami
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142 Philanthropy North America UNIT
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144 Development her excellency shei
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146 Development MOZAMBIQUE cheba, s
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148 Development a founding member o
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150 Development North America CANAD
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SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY MEDICINE, LAW M
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countries. Science, Technology, Med
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ARTS AND CULTURE Middle East and No
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Arts and Culture music in the world
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Arts and Culture her line Rabia Yal
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QUR’AN RECITERS Middle East and N
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MEDIA Middle East and North Africa
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Media mohammad, goenawan [new] Goen
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RADICALS Middle East and North Afri
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Page 196 and 197: Muslim Percentage Estimations Count
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Page 217 and 218: Afghanistan Barakzai, Shukria 135 F
Page 219 and 220: Cote d’Ivoire Abdoulaziz, Sheikh
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Page 223 and 224: Morocco Abdul-Rahman, Prof. Dr Taha
Page 225 and 226: Al Saud, His Majesty King Abdullah
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