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- This presentation was delivered as part of a conference on ‘Leadership, Authority and Representation in British Muslim Communities’ organised by Cardiff University’s Centre for the Study of Islam in the UK on 21st January 2019. For more information, see: www.cardiff.ac.uk/news/view/1....
The conference was organised in conjunction with a Special Issue of the international journal Religions co-edited by Professor Sophie Gilliat-Ray and Dr Riyaz Timol. All papers published in the Special Issue are available via ‘Open Access’ here: www.mdpi.com/journal/religion....
The full Conference Programme including bios of speakers and panellists is available on the Islam-UK Centre website: sites.cardiff.ac.uk/islamukce... - ภาพยนตร์และแอนิเมชัน
Wonderful, Dr. shuruk. wish you all the best
Islam is the ultimate testament, it's the final faith till eternity and upto infinity. May the almighty Allah guide all Muslim in the right path. Wassalam ALHAMDULILLAH
I see many problems with this.
1. Inn medieval Islamic world, women did play very important roles and some were even Muftis even in the Ottoman empire. So to use this feminist gender tactic is no good.
2. Whether the speaker likes it or not, men will always make decisions compared to women. This is unavoidable. Men will always train women to do specific things. Yes of course many of our great male scholars were taught by female scholars, I don't dispute that. But ultimately, Allah has preferred men over women.
3. Al-azhar should not be taken as an example of a great Islamic institute. I don't say that because I'm a guy, far from it. But they are trying to change Islam. Once a respected institute, now Al-azhar is not what it used to be back in the day.
Which is why many scholars are advising people not to study there.
While I have many, many, many issues with the Salafi da'wa, and am not recommending this institute, the Islamic university of Madinah is a far better institute as it sticks closer to orthadox, traditional Islamic teaching.
@MuhammedDenix There is. A lot to unpack but let us just clarify one thing Madina University is a Wahhabi university not orthodox at all. The traditional Ulema with the highest qualifications still exist in every country. And the scholars are known. Hadramaut in Yemen has one the best schools called dar Al Mustapha for men and dar azzahra for women.
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Oh I agree Madinah university has a lot of problems. You are right in the sense that the Salafi da'wa has many non-traditional positions, I don't dispute that.
But the liberal stuff that are being pushed in this video is even worse, although the salafiya are starting to liberalize slowly as well.