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tammyswofford
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 Posted: Sat Feb 10, 2007 1:04 pm Post subject: amruhum shura baynahum |
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Respected Forum Members:
Regarding the phrase in the topic line: Is it adequate conceptually as to the role of a Shura council in a local masjid? As such, does the council function in a micro-administrative role to the greater Islamic governance? Does this fall under ijma?
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Tammy Swofford |
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Drcheema
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| Posted: Sat Feb 10, 2007 2:45 pm Post subject: Shura and Islamic state |
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Dear Tammy
Here is a link where you can find the detailed answer to your question. I would ,rather, recommend to read the whole book for a better understanding of an Islamic State based on Quran and different aspects of her functioning and the role of an individual.
http://www.tolueislam.com/Parwez/QL/QL.htm
Its an urdu books of Allamah G A Parwaiz , translated into English By Respected Dr Abdul Wadud Marhoom
Its a great book,
Regards
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Taseer Cheema,MD
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tammyswofford
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Dear Dr. Cheema,
Writings of G. A. Parwaiz are definitely worth my time. I will put it "in line" as I always have a stack of books awaiting me which I tackle in a disciplined order. My next book on the reading list will be "Tehran Rising: Iran's Challenge to the United States" by Ilan Berman, sent to me by a friend who has much knowledge regarding the Middle East. It is fairly new and most likely a timely topic for consideraton.
Respectfully,
Tammy |
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