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A “good” fatwa

BMJ, 2002
The word “fatwa” has come to have a rather sinister meaning in many Western countries. This misconception has arisen, in large part, as a result of one author and his work and the publicity given to a resulting fatwa. A fatwa is simply a legal opinion in Islam given by a mufti or other religious leader on a specific issue, and this account describes ...
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After the Fatwa

2014
We do not have, on the one hand, a community with a certain picture of the world that expresses itself in a definable system of symbols and, on the other hand an audience of publicists or academics that interprets and presents this system of symbols. Better, this is only half the truth.
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Fatwas on the Internet

2016
The global access to knowledge and information enables Muslims all over the world to browse different interpretations of Islamic Law, discuss and share knowledge and opinions and ask religious scholars for advice via social media. This talk will explain how social media contributes to the diversity and further development of Islamic jurisprudence and ...
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The story of fatwa

Interventions, 2002
(2002). The story of fatwa. Interventions: Vol. 4, Spivak's Critique of Postcolonial Reason, pp. 237-242.
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“Fatwa on the Bunny”

Journal of Communication Inquiry, 2006
How did fatwa, once an unambiguous, simple term for a ruling on a question of Islamic religious law, come to mean “death sentence” in U.S. news language and popular culture? This article uses content and discourse analyses to trace this newly created meaning through a series of gatekeeping failures to a position from which its more ominous meaning is ...
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A Typology of Fatwas

Die Welt des Islams, 2015
This paper seeks to shed light on the nature of fatwas as sources for the study of Islamic legal and ethical thought by drawing some distinctions between various basic types of fatwas and the information we may expect to derive from them. It identifies and provides an account of what are here termed as the ephemeral, the school, the court and the ...
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Aqaid Fatwas and Their Sources in the Muhîtu’l-fatawa Prepared by the Fatwa Office

2022
Fıkıh ve akaid ilmi başlangıçtaki yakın ilişkilerine rağmen zaman içerisinde birbirlerinden ayrı bir şekilde gelişme göstermişlerdir. Ancak akaidin bazı konuları furȗʻ fıkıh kitaplarının siyer bölümünde, usûl kitaplarının ise hüsün ve kubuhla ilişkili meselelerinde işlenmeye devam etmiştir.
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The mura’ah al-khilaf and ma’alat method in fatwa decisions: its application for fatwa coordination related to conditional hibah in Malaysia

International Journal of Islamic and Middle Eastern Finance and Management, 2021
Jasni Sulong, Fathullah Asni
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Understanding Indonesia millennia Ulama online knowledge acquisition and use in daily fatwa making habits

Education and Information Technologies, 2021
Nurdin Nurdin, Nurdin Nurdin
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Fatwa Machine

2018
This chapter discusses at how specific worldviews of Islam are articulated online, and the ways in which religious authority has become a key driver within cyber Islamic environments. The chapter includes brief case studies of key online religious authorities, demonstrating different approaches towards 'fatwas' and other expressions of religious ...
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