This paper examines the understanding of foundational Islamic doctrines as well as definition of authentic Muslim characteristics among Middle East, African (MEAS), and Asian (AS) university students in Malaysia. Outcomes have been drawn from an in-depth
Mansoureh Ebrahimi +2 more
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The influence of power conflicts on the change in the sources of Abbasid legitimacy from the beginning of the political movement to the end of Abdullah Ma'mun's Government (100-218 A.H) [PDF]
Abbasids - the second dominant dynasty in the history of Islam - from the beginning of the political struggle against Umayyads to the later periods of their political life, have always relied on sources to prove their political legitimacy.
Fahime Frahmandpoor, Hamidreza Shamloo
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The Sultanate of Bima in the Fragments of Islamic Civilization in the Archipelago
The Bima Sultanate was one of the many sultanates that ever existed in the Malay Archipelago. Within the framework of Nusantara civilization, the Sultanate of Bima has succeeded in making Islam the Kingdom's official religion. Islam as a new civilization
Abdullah Abdullah +2 more
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The Political Requirements of the Caliphs of the First Abbasid Era Regarding Paying Attention to the Scientific Community [PDF]
Given the constructive role of thinkers and the diversity of their functions in societies, the study of the relationship between government institutions and the scientific class is considered as an important historical study. Of course, the confrontation
Saeed Hamidi, Mahboub Mahdavian
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Digitalization of Knowledge in the Islamic Civilization: A History
The purpose of this study is first to give a comprehensive historical analysis of the preservation and transmission of knowledge in the Islamic civilization from the time of oral transmission to the contemporary era of digitalization.
Paulius Bergaudas
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The Role of Coastal Communities in the Rise of Islamic Civilization in Insular Southeast Asia
Islamic civilization in Insular Southeast Asia is believed to be brought and spread by Islamic Traders through the acculturation of Islamic culture in the coastal communities in the Southeast Asian Region.
M. Jatmika
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CONTRIBUTION OF ISLAMIC CIVILIZATION TO THE WESTERN CIVILIZATION (HISTORICAL REVIEW) [PDF]
: This paper aims to reveal the contribution of Islamic civilization to western civilization by discussing: (1) The early history of Islamic civilization (2) The entry path of Islamic civilization to the West.
Hamzah, Ekawati
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A Study of the Accelerating Factors for the Creation of the New Islamic Civilization in the Idea of the Supreme Leader [PDF]
The present study is conducted by a descriptive-analytical method in the framework of tetra factors and it aims to answer what are the most important factors in accelerating the corporeal, formal, subjective, and ultimate aspects of the new Islamic ...
Abolghasem Azimi +2 more
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DID ISLAMIC LAW CAUSE ISLAMIC CIVILIZATION TO DECLINE?
The question of why Islamic civilization declined, and the theories proposed to provide an answer to that question constitute a significant topic of discussion within the field of Islamic studies.
A. Topal
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