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A SCHOLARLY REVIEW OF THE RULINGS OF CORONA COVID-19 IN THE CONTEXT OF HADITHS ABOUT THE EPIDEMIC
Full text linkReligion is one of the fundamental factors in human life and the practising of it is mandatory too. The issue aroused when the first patient was reported 17 Nov 2019 in Wuhan, china. The deadly virus attacked human and adopted the Shape of pandemic. Millions of people were affected across the Globe. Nearly 198 countries were in the clutches of poisonous-microscopic particle. The medical experts and doctors advised the masses to adopt certain SOPs. While the government tried to implement it in any cost. The Muslims strictly observe their religious duties. thus, they faced a lot of difficulties to have a congregation prayer in masjids, funereal prayer, Jumma prayer, hajj gathering, and Umrah. The Ullma and the Islamic scholars have framed a structure to full fill the need of the hour in the light of Islamic sharia. Instead of shaking hand only Salam should be obeyed. However, the Islamic sharia is not that much strict but elastic which allow people to wear masks, keeping distance during congregation and funeral prayers
جدید تقاضوں کے مطابق خواتین کے تعلیمی حقوق کی ضرورت و اہمیت شرعی نقطہ نظر سے: WOMEN’S EDUCATIONAL RIGHTS, NECESSITY & IMPORTANCE ACCORDING TO MODERN REQUIREMENTS, FROM AN ISLAMIC PERSPECTIVE
No full text21st century is the century of knowledge and skills. Knowledge and skills are the guarantee of national development. All members of the society including women have to play an important role in the development of the country, limited thinking and narrow minded society has closed the doors of knowledge to women and has declared knowledge to be only a man’s domain. involvement of women in the field of knowledge and skill is inevitable in Islam. The doors of knowledge and skills have been opened for women. There is no prohibition for women to acquire knowledge while living within Sharia limits. Allah Almighty has ordered everyone to acquire knowledge in all Islam. Period women play their role in every field. During the prophet’s era , women took their full share in every field , including knowledge ,industry ,trade ,agriculture and labor . Hazrat Aisha (RA) is one of the most prolific narrators. Hazart Khadijah Al.Kubra (RA) was an international trader. Knowledge is an adornment, in Islam both men and women are ordered to adorn themselves with this adornmen. according to modern requirements, it is necessary for women to show their God. Given abilities in various fields of life . From the shariah point of view, women are allowed to enter the field of knowledge and skills
فلسطین پر یہودی دعویٰ دور استعمار سے پہلے اور دور استعمار کے بعد: THE JEWISH CLAIM TO PALESTINE IN THE PRE-COLONIAL AND POST-COLONIAL PERIODS
Full text linkPalestine, which is the land of the prophets, is of great importance to the three major religions of the world. Both Arabs and Jews claim ownership of the land of Palestine. The Jews say that this land belonged to them for 3500 years. God gave Hazrat Ibrahim (A.S) as a gift while Arabs have been living here since ancient times And they claims that they are real owner of this land because of Descendants of Hazrat Ishmael (A.S). The land of Palestine has been in a state of war since ancient times until today. Jews, Babylonians, Romans, Muslims, Christians all built governments here. After the attacks of the Romans, the Jews left Palestine and settled in other countries. During the First World War, they remembered Palestine and after Hitler\u27s defeat, they started coming to Palestine to make their home here.
This plan of the Jews was fulfilled by Great Britain and America. With the help of Great Britain and the United States, the Jews began to dig their claws on the land of Palestine, which continues to this day. The Arabs of Palestine, who previously owned 100% of it, now have only 12% of the territory left in their possession, and if the United Nations And Arabs do not take care, the Jews will take over this 12% area, then they will go beyond it and control the Arab areas as well
ایثار و ہمدردی کی سماجی اہمیت اور تقاضے: سیرتِ رسولﷺ کی روشنی میں تجزیاتی مطالعہ: THE SOCIAL IMPORTANCE AND REQUIREMENTS OF COMPASSION ANALYTICAL STUDY IN THE LIGHT OF THE LIFE OF THE PROPHET (PBUH)
No full textThe spirit of self-sacrifice and compassion is very important for the welfare and survival of any society. The meaning of Eisaar is to prioritize the need of another brother over your own need or to consider the need of another brother in the case of an item when you yourself are in dire need of that item. This is called Eisaar. But in the present era, where is the sacrifice and compassion, people go on trampling others to move forward. Indifference and selfishness have increased to such an extent that they do not even care for the lives of others for their own trivial interest. However, self-sacrifice is an emotion that is also found in animals. In order to save the society from destruction and to attain the pleasure of God, it is necessary to promote the feelings of selflessness and compassion while using the example of the Messenger of Allah (peace be upon him)
عصرِ حاضر کے جدید تقاضوں میں دعوتِ دین کی مؤثِرحکمت عملی:ایک تحقیقی مطالعہ: Effective Strategy Regarding Preaching of Religion in Modern Requirements of contemporary era: A Research Study
No full textIslam is a Dīn of nature and a universal, everlasting and complete code of life. Prophet Muhammad (Peace Be upon Him), is the last Prophet of God. That’s why Islam emphasizes to convey and preach its noble teachings to others as an obligatory duty of its followers. Due to the universality and eternal status of Islam, It is also mandatory to adopt universal, modern and latest means and methods for its preaching which are according to the needs of the age. Some practical steps according to the modern age and requirements are to be adopted as an effective strategy for preaching of Islam in this era.
This article focuses on these strategies in the light of Islamic teachings and the thoughts of Muslim scholars, so that new generations can be addressed and preached according to their nature, requirements, needs and modern trends effectively. Some ethics of using these modern sources and latest means of communications are also mentioned in this research paper
TRANSPARENCY AND GOOD GOVERNANCE IN AN ISLAMIC CONTEXT: EVALUATING THE IMPLEMENTATION OF RIGHT TO INFORMATION LAWS IN SINDH
Full text linkIslam constitutes a holistic religion, encompassing not only matters of faith and devotion, but also the regulation and organization of daily affairs in order to shape human existence and elevate spiritual growth. On the other hand, the establishment of a functioning government is an essential prerequisite for societal order, as the absence of such governance can result in chaos and upheaval. Government, through the establishment of boundaries, enforcement of laws, and protection of rights and freedoms, plays a crucial role in maintaining social harmony. The practice of transparency in exercising power serves as a clear indicator of effective governance and a robust political system. Islam, being the source of the principle of transparency, places significant emphasis on its implementation within the administration of an Islamic society. The current study aims to explore if Sindh government proactively disclosed and published the information on their official websites or not. For the collection of data, seven official websites of the government departments were selected, which were reviewed and analyzed. The methodology employed in the current study was developed by Freedom of Information Advocates Network (FOIANet) for gauging the implementation of Right to Information
جدیدیت سے قبل قرون وسطی کے مغربی معاشرے میں کلیسیا کی خدمات کا تحقیقی جائزہ: A RESEARCH REVIEW OF CHURCH SERVICES IN MEDIEVAL WESTERN SOCIETY BEFORE ADVENT OF MODERNITY
No full textThe Middle Ages was the era of Church dominance and power in Europe, in which the Church not only ruled on Europeans lonely but also performed wonderful educational, welfare, social and medical services. However, after the advent of modernity, the authors of European history were modernist and disgusted with religion, so these historians represented the Medieval era as a “dark age of Europe” and covered up these wonderful services of the church. A dispassionate study of history brings to light the lost corners of church services that the religionists have tried their best to hide, and have presented religion as a symbol for oppression and ignorance. The same ecclesiastical services in this research make it clear that medieval Europe is not a dark age but a bright chapter in the religious history of Christianity that ended with the defeat of the church by modernity
مغربی تصورِ حقوق نسواں کے پاکستانی معاشرے پر منفی اثرات: ایک معاصرانہ تحقیقی جائزہ: NEGATIVE EFFECTS OF WESTERN CONCEPT OF FEMINISM ON PAKISTANI SOCIETY: A CONTEMPORARY RESEARCH REVIEW
No full textWomen\u27s rights movements in the West have come under fire for perhaps having detrimental effects on traditional communities. Although promoting gender equality is a noble objective, others contend that Western beliefs may unintentionally fuel cultural imperialism. Western principles imposed on culturally diverse nations run the risk of undermining indigenous customs and creating resistance to change. Social tensions may arise when Western feminism\u27s emphasis on independence conflicts with communal ideals in other countries. Moreover, the universal strategy could not tackle the distinct obstacles encountered by women throughout different regions of the globe, thereby restricting the efficacy of these campaigns. Sometimes, the Western perspective can silence regional voices and impede the creation of gender-related solutions that are sensitive to cultural differences. To make sure that the fight for women\u27s rights does not inadvertently have detrimental effects, a more sophisticated and culturally sensitive strategy is required. In this paper, negative impacts of western concept of women right has been discussed
DIGITAL CURRENCY (CRYPTOCURRENCY) ACCORDING TO ISLAMIC PERSPECTIVE
Full text linkThis study aims to determine the role of Digital Currency according to Islam. According to the legal instructions of Islam, digital currency lacks properties like that of a physical or financial asset such as Gold or Local Currency backed up by a country’s government. Now that the world is progressing towards digitalization, Governments and International businesses have started to experience and work with Digital Currencies, which needs an Islamic perspective as physical currency has started to transform into Digital Currency. Centralized form of currency like banks are old compared to Decentralized currency and trade which is new and has its own pros and cons. Currency in historical background of Islam has always been a physical medium of exchange having a source of value. Similarly, Mal is something that can be stored for the time of necessity or utilized for humanity, Mal in the form of a metal has transformed into Cash backed up by precious metals considered as assets in this modern age which is according to the teachings of Quran and Islamic law. Digital Currency in the History of Islam is new and does not meet the requirements of “currency” in Islam due to which Scholars has declared it Haram according to the rules of Shariah. Digital Currency being Haram is still up for debate as some Scholars have declared it Halal in some cases with strict conditions in light of Islamic Laws. Digital Currency in Islam remains an issue of debate
عہد مغلیہ اور نظام احتساب: ایک تجزیاتی مطالعہ: THE MUGHAL ERA AND THE ACCOUNTABILITY SYSTEM: AN ANALYTICAL STUDY
No full textIslam is a complete code of life which gives the principles of living. Islam has also given principles to maintain the order and peace of the society. Enjoining good and forbidding evil (Amar bil Ma\u27roof and Nahi unil-Munkar(is given great importance in Islam, its status is obligatory in Islam. It is the duty of every person according to his ability to destroy the evils and spread the good. If there is no prevention of oppression from the society, the society cannot become the cradle of peace and order; therefore, the elimination of oppression in the society is the main goal of Islam. On the basis of this principle, the institution of accountability or accountability was established in the Islamic state, the purpose of which is to establish what is good and prevent evil, to end oppression and abuse, and to establish justice and fairness, etc. This institution has existed in one form or another during the rule of Muslims. There was a very strict accountability in the Islamic state. Be it the era of the Prophet or the era of the Rashid Caliphs, the Umayyad Caliphate or the Abbasid Caliphate, the Ottoman Turks or other regions under the influence of Muslims, accountability had a fundamental status in every era. If we look at the Mughal system of government in India, accountability has always been central. Historians of this era have praised the accountability system of the Mughals. In this paper, the accountability system of the Mughals has been clarified