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• Molhaghat Al-Ahqaq
  ...na". It contains hadiths of [[Hussain ibn Ali|Imam Hussain]] from [[Sunnis|Sunni]] sources written by Sayyid Shahabuddin Marashi Najafi and with the efforts ...has been prepared under the author's supervision and with the help of some scholars of Qom seminary.
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• Muhammad b. Jarir al-Tabari
  ...cending order among tenth-century Muslims; in ascending order among modern scholars). Born in Amul, Tabaristan (by the Caspian Sea), Tabari memorized the Quran In theology, he advocated the moderate [[Sunnis|Sunni]] tendency, accepting such tenets as the uncreatedness of the Quran (agains
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• Rizwan Mawani
  ...na and Indonesia. His research spans the range of Muslim identities from [[Sunni]] and [[Shiʿa|Shi’a]] Muslim to Sufi and mystically inclined communities [[Category:Scholars]]
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• Masters of the Youth of Paradise
  B) The Sunni ‘Ulama’ Many Sunni scholars have also recorded and narrated this noble hadith. Among them are the follo
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• Shi'ism: Doctrines, Thought, and Spirituality
  ...books and over 500 articles and remains one of the most influential Muslim scholars in the world for his work on Islamic tradition and philosophy. ...n integral part of the Islamic tradition, in dynamic relationship with the Sunni majority and a major facet of Islamic history.
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• Mohammad al-Baqir
  ==In Sunni Sources== ...he Sunni [[hadith]] experts. Nasaʾi mentions him as one of the early legal scholars (foqahaʾ) of Medina. Abu Dawud included a hadith transmitted by him in his
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• Islamic Images and Ideas: Essays on Sacred Symbolism
  ...nd Ideas: Essays on Sacred Symbolism''''' is a sourcebook for students and scholars seeking a deeper understanding of Islam’s spiritual and social side. It p ...Revolution: Spiritual and Political Islam in Ernesto Cardenal" (Cambridge Scholars Publishing, 2012), "Islamic Images and Ideas: Essays on Sacred Symbolism" (
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• Isma
  ...ʿIsma is commonly defined as a kindness (lutf) bestowed by God and, as in Sunni doctrine, is not a natural quality of prophets and imams. It does not cause ...rtency or erroneous interpretation. Abu Hashim (d. 321/933) and most later scholars held that intentional minor sins were not necessarily "causing aversion." T
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• Sirat al-Husayn Fil Hadith wa at-Tarikh (Book)
  ...is a hadith of Imams regarding it, he has quoted it from numerous Shia and Sunni sources and if there isn't any hadith regarding an issue, he would limit hi ...Jafar Ameli', is the acceptance of that source as authentic by majority of scholars. Therefore, instead of relying on reliable written sources, the content of
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• Imamate and the Imams
  ...urisprudence and principles, under the tutorship of most eminent religious scholars of that period. He also taught Literature, Jurisprudence and Philosophy. Be ...inition of Imamate and the difference between [[Shiʿa|Shiah]] and [[Sunnis|Sunni]] Muslims’ opinion about it. He then explains about the privileges of the
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• Muhammad ibn Idris al-Shafi’i
  ==Islamic Studies Scholars== [[Category:Sunni Scholars]]
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• Shi'ism in America
  ...origins of Shi’ism, Shi’ism during the occultation, the authority of Shi’i scholars, and studies on Shi’ism. === Chapter 3: Sunni–Shi’i Interaction in America ===
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• Augustus Richard Norton
  *[https://link.springer.com/chapter/10.1057%2F9781137503978_7 The Sunni-Shi'i Rift (Princeton: Princeton University Press, due 2009).] [[Category:Scholars]]
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• Misbah-uz-Zulam; Roots of the Karbala’ Tragedy
  Imdad Imam Asar was born on 17 August, 1849, in a prominent family of scholars at Karapar Sarai in Patna district of Bihar. He had received his early educ === Types Of Sunni Traditions ===
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• Caliphate
  ...id (38:26), besides seven other occurrences in the plural—is understood in Sunni juristic theory as the successor of the prophet [[Muhammad]]. ...h. According to this view, which has also been generally adopted by modern scholars of early Islamic history, a number of the companions of Muhammad congregate
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• Ta'ziya
  ...is event has served as a vindication of the Shi'ite cause in the face of [[Sunni]] criticism, as well as constituting the central event in their understandi ...a synthesis of a long line of historical accounts of Karbala by religious scholars.
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• Sunnis
  ...of the Muslim community. Political and religious positions, articulated by scholars, arose out of disputes over the definition of “true” belief, the status == Imam al-Hussain in Sunni Books ==
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• Tahghigh Darbare Rooz-e- Arbaʽeen-e- Hazrat Sayyid al-Shuhada
  ...k from Levant ; A theory that has been questioned and denied by many other scholars. In the book '''Tahghigh Darbare Rooz-e- Arbaʽeen-e- Hazrat Sayyid al-Shuh "The author in this book quotes based on authentic Shia and Sunni books and researching their historical writings, and efforts have been made
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