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Melepas tabir taqlid: terjemah taqrirat tijan ad-durari fi 'ilm at-tawhid

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Buku yang berjudul Melepas Tabir Taqlid Terjemah Taqriiraat Tijaan Ad Duraarii Fi Ilm At Tawhiid ini merupakan terjemah dari kitab Syarh Tiijaan Ad Daraaii Ala Risaalah Al Baajurii karya seorang ulama terkemuka di Nusantara bernama Syekh Nawawi bin Umar ...
Al-Khoiri, Abdul Alam
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Overcoming Taqlid in Muslim Institutions of Learning

open access: yesIslam and Civilisational Renewal, 2015
The emergence of taqlid or indiscriminate imitation of the work of former scholars by later scholars was a major turning point in Islamic history. It created two classes of scholars, those who referred to the primary sources of the Shariah (the early scholars), and those that did not (the later scholars).
Abdul Karim Abdullah
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Perkembangan Hukum Islam Pasca Periode Taqlid (Kemapanan Mazhab)

open access: yesMawaddah, 2023
Islamic law experienced dullness and decline after the period of taklid. However, that period disappeared after Muslims sought a solution so as not to be left behind from the West which was increasingly advanced while Islam was the opposite. The revolution of Islamic thought was present during the progress of Islam after blind taklid, spearheaded by ...
Diana Farid
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TAQLID SO‘ZLАR USLUBIYATI

open access: yesTAMADDUN NURI JURNALI
Along with such a wide range of linguistic means, certain rules and laws of their use are also applied within the artistic style of speech, which allow it to be distinguished from other styles. This is evident, first of all, in the phonetic, lexical and grammatical features of the artistic style of ...
Rasuljon Tojimatov, Nigora Holmurodova
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Idjtihad and Taqlid in 18th and 19th Century Islam [PDF]

open access: yesDie Welt Des Islams, 1980
Islamic reformism as it came into existence by the end of the 19th century was a response to the challenge of the increasing Western impact in the Islamic world. The way this reformism expressed itself was, however, to a large extent conditioned by tradition.
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A Reconsideration of the Position of the Marja' Al-Taqlid and the Religious Institution

Studia Islamica, 1964
Shi'ism, unlike Sunnism, was not faced from the beginning with the problem of justifying the state as it developed historically. The great Shi'i doctors, Kulini (d. A. D. 939), al-Sadiq al-Qummi (d. A. D. 991), and al-Tius (d. A. D. 1067), who had formulated the doctrines of the Shi'a, lived under the Buyids.
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