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you tell me what you want me to change, I could change all the areas you want me to change. Thats fine. Its good that you are policing the article. I only made the changes after verifying that the changes are agreed to by all the denominations in Islam and the
Historians. I was just trying to make the article flow better and be informative and weaving in the links to the other articles so that as they read through the Islam page and ready through the history section on the Islam page they could click on relevant links and get more detail on each issue. In the citations I also used some of the very old books from 1400 years ago because they were written by historians just after Muhammed and most people agreed with their authenticity and they could also be used for reference.
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African Studies library and the British Library and I then ended up crossing continents in search of books. You find a book and then you discover that you need to search for another ten. I spent the last three 5 years in search of books. Its like being a detective. The important thing is that you keep an open mind. Many of the books that we look for are also very old, therefore its even harder to find them and its like looking for a diamond in a diamond mine. Toddy1 I must say that it does gives you a better understanding of the world. You also discover how people manipulate history to financially benefit them selves. The same story gets changed, manipulated and re-told differently over time. Molded to suite the interests of each story teller. --
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lived at a time before the Sunni Shia theological schools of thought were formed, the views of many of the scholars of the time like
Abdullah ibn Umar do not fit well with the current views of the Sunnis or Shias. In many cases it has been like fitting a square peg into a round hole. After much debating it was decided to take a break and we will be going through the books and referencing the old books. It was decided to make the articles more academic in nature and improve the references and actually state the books. Therefore this diagram is very important to the whole Islam section. Adjwilley take a break. We are all taking a break for a few weeks too. Then we will be fresh and all work together on this. --
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more. I have provided a lot of citations and most of the citations are from the Quran and authentic Hadith books from the early days of Islam and all denominations of Islam agree on these events. All I have done is weave everything that already exists on wikipedia together so that people could get a complete view. I have spent a lot of time and effort on research and linking things on
Knowledge together. I spent months researching these changes so that I could tie everything together and went through a lot of books. I would appreciate it if you could un do your delete of my changes.
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regards to Al-Waqidi's appear to accept Al-Waqidi's history books, the problem they highlight is with his hadith collections do not have a chain of narration therefore people have not been able to deduce their authenticity. They say that it does not mean that he lied, it just means that because their is no chain of narration they could not be verified it. I will be adding more references soon. I have just been very busy with work and also doing more research for the
Muawiya article. I think it will be good to leave the reference link to the book
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they lived and when they were born and when they died. It shows the books they wrote and allows the reader to click on the scholar or the book to go to
Knowledge page about that scholar or that book. The Knowledge pages for each scholar already show their date of birth and the date of their death and where they lived. The diagram just shows this information diagrammatically and chronologically so that people could see when they lived and where and what books they wrote and their relationship with the other scholars.
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views most Shia's follow and Imam Abu Hanifa and Malik ibn Anas whose views most Sunnis follow and the other old jurists criss cross like the weaving of a cloth. They all give priority to the Quran and the Hadith of
Mohammad over their own views. I have also found it hard to find any actual text, actually written by Jafar al-Sadiq. May be he also wanted people to give priority to the Quran and the Hadith. Imam Malik ibn Anas wrote the Muwatta therefore his views are easier to assess.
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Knowledge for around six years now, I do agree with your statement that most Islam-related articles are either Muslims pushing a pro-Islam political agenda, Christian pushing an anti-Islam agenda or Muslim sects bickering among one another over who's right and who's wrong. Islam-related articles are sorely in need of some objective contributions which aim simply to provide the readers with information, not to convince them of a certain viewpoint.
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Al-Muwatta of Imam Malik Ibn Anas and Sahih al-Bukhari to double check the references and also used other Sunni books and Shia books like the Nahj al-Balagha and many other shia books. I also went through hundreds of books on the internet. I also looked through history books. Most of the articles already existed on
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read books that would otherwise never have heard of to understand what issues are about. Some things I want to do, I start, but through reading and trying to work out a solution I discover that the problem is more complex than I imagined, and in some cases that it is beyond my present ability to solve. In some cases I discover that the people I firmly believed were wrong, were actually right or partially right.--
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continued to use the same ruling as was given in that area during pre-Islamic times. If the population felt comfortable with it, it was just and they used
Ijtihad to deduce that it did not conflict with the Quran or the Hadith. This made it easier for the different communities to integrate into the Islamic State and that assisted in the quick expansion of the Islamic State.
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links between the denominations, but since the denominations developed much later and the early scholars all worked together, it was left as purely factual and the reader could click on the links to read the books them selves. These books are a snapshot in time. The diagram takes the reader down the generations and allows them to compare the content in the different books.
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of what he says - I have some copies of his works published in the 1990s on the way to my post office box right now - but did the Romans also mention criticism of his hadith narration? I wasn't aware that Europeans were aware of the system of hadith verification that early on. P.S. I self-reverted regarding the conquest for syria book on the page.
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great and looks professionally done. Now, you mentioned DeCause had some issues with the diagram you designed. Where did he state this? It would be better to include him in any discussions in order to hammer this out; that way, we could build a consensus. The talk pages of the relevant articles would also allow other people to add their input.
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the passing of Muhammad, his companions, many of whom settled in Madina, taught the generation after him. They then taught the generation after them. Many scholars including Imam Jafar al-Sadiq, Imams Abu Hanifa and Malik ibn Anas worked together in Al-Masjid an-Nabawi in Medina along with over 70 other leading jurists and scholars.
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Al Waqidi's history books are extremely old and everyone uses them, both the Sunnis and the Shia's and the western academics. They also match the text in the Roman books from the time. He writes in a style that makes you feel that you are there. Al Waqidi also wrote a book on the Battle of the Camel.
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I expected you to be a bit busy, no rush in that case - I just didn't know where the info had come from. Obviously Dhahabi's siyar is one but I didn't know if all the text was there or not. As an aside, I know that Waqidi's info is confirmed in Roman sources which is a huge boost for the authenticity
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Many of the later differences between the different denominations are regarding Sharia laws devised through Ijtihad where there is no such ruling in the Quran or the Hadiths of Islamic prophet Muhammad regarding a similar case. As these jurists went to new areas, they were pragmatic and in some cases
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The new section has some citations, which is great. Would it be possible for you to add some more citations please. You must have some sources for the information you amended, and and also for the new paragraphs you added that lack citations. It is much easier for you to add the citations for this
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I'll take a look at what you've suggested, and see if we can move past the squabbling. Keep in mind that although your edits might be based on correct information, large-scale changes need to be discussed first; you'll need the sources you've found to back things up on talk pages, because many people
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Sorry for being so late. Anyway, the Shi'a diagram which you showed me actually is a bit difficult on the eyes. I happen to know the order in which son inhereted from father, but for someone who doesn't then that diagram might be difficult to understand. The Christianity diagram of sects, however, is
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The relationship of Islam and politics should be discussed in a section devoted for it. The section should cover the fact that sharia law is only a personal law b/t someone and God (not a political or non-Muslim law), the fact the religion has been used as a tool for political profit and warfare (for
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I am mostly fine; just getting older, and sometimes wiser. As always I have different ideas on the go, but find I have to prioritise time, so some things take a while to get finished. One of the great things about Knowledge is that it is mind-expanding. I find I have to order through the mail and
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Muhammad taught the Quran to his companions. The Quran set the rights, the responsibilities and the rules for people and for societies to adhere to. Muhammad then provided an example, which is recorded in the hadith books, showing people how he practically implemented those rules in a society. After
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Thanks Adjwilley. Adjwilley your help is appreciated. The Diagram was on Knowledge before I started editing the content on Knowledge. I just expanded it and added the early books. The diagram is for the Law and jurisprudence section of the Islam page. The explanation is on there too. The explanation
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I see, it's starting to dawn on you now. "It" being the early connections between all the Muslim schools of though, "it" being that thing which hasn't dawned on most Muslims. I remember when I discovered that too; realizing "it" is like a blind man suddenly being able to see. It's fascinating, isn't
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template on the talk pages of the source and destination. The attribution has been provided for this situation, but if you have copied material between pages before, even if it was a long time ago, please provide attribution for that duplication. You can read more about the procedure and the reasons
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Over the last week, I have done a lot of research. I have gone through a lot of books in the School of Oriental and African Studies SOAS library and on the Internet and lots of Islamic and non Islamic Book shops. Views of the different early jurists from 1300 years ago including Jafar al-Sadiq whose
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Thanks for getting back to me. Extensive content already exists in other articles in Knowledge about Islam. I have just linked to the more relevant articles of these from the Islam article, after verifying it is correct and all the different denominations in Islam and the historian agree with it. If
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you realise that there was no such thing as Sunnis or Shias at that time. There were highly educated people like Imam Ja'far al-Sadiq and Imam Malik. But there were no theological differences. Then when students of Imam Ja'far al-Sadiq and Imam Malik when to far away places, they still all agreed on
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Anyway, yes, what you're saying is true. There is a lot of misinformation about Islam on Knowledge, but that is in part due to misinformation on Islam both in the West and in Muslim countries, and even Western societies and Muslim societies. The most objective research you will find is usually from
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Over the last fews days, on the Islam page I have done a lot of work to tie it to the other pages about islam in Knowledge, chronologically. I also put links in to other articles on wikipedia about actual events agreed to by every denomination and the historians. I tried to make it flow better. The
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Over time a lot of articles on Islamic History have appeared on wikipedia that are very relevant to Islamic history and are important events in Islamic history and could do with having links from the main Islam page so that the main article flows and people could also click on the link and find out
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and clicking the button labelled "Contest this speedy deletion". This will give you the opportunity to explain why you believe the page should not be deleted. However, be aware that once a page is tagged for speedy deletion, it may be deleted without delay. Please do not remove the speedy deletion
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I spent a lot of time collection all the information and the references and editing the Kashmir conflict page so that it flow correctly with all the references. Is there anything you need me to change. Just let me know what is wrong with it and I will change those areas Johnleeds1 (talk) 14:53, 29
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Toddy1 I have been going through the same process. Its like going on a very long journey. I guess life is also journey too, you learn and try to improve your self and your understanding of the world. Toddy1 I have also gone through thousands of books. I started off in The London School of Oriental
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I noticed that you have been gone for quite some time. I hope it's only a temporary break. I wanted to ask you about al-Waqidi. You once mentioned that during your library research, you were surprised at how closely Waqidi's accounts mirrored those of Roman writers at the same time and since there
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It is a cut down version of the chains of narration of hadiths diagram. These chains started with Muhammad and showed who reported what he said and who then forwarded that information until it was written down a few hundred years later in a hadith book. Toddy said that it could be used to show the
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The diagram shows the early scholars in Islam, responsible for the development of Islamic law, jurisprudence. It also shows the later divergence in the denominations and the literature responsible for the divergence. It shows who the scholars were taught by and who they then taught. It shows where
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Currently there is a lots of contradictory unresearched material on each page where people have just put forward their own views, with out any real references to any authentic historical books. All you see is arguments about who should be king on each page. Some argue one way others the other way.
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Kashmir Premier League is the original name of tournament played on Indian adminstered Kashmir. Pakistan has its own version coming up this year from May 2021. It has nothing to do with "Jammu and Kashmir is classed as disputed under UN security council resolutions 98, 91, 96, 80, 47, 38, 39, 51,
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Toddy1, MezzoMezzo and Flagrantedelicto have also been busy on there. These books are extremely important to all the Islam pages in Knowledge as they are heavily referenced. But one of the major issues highlighted by Flagrantedelicto is that because Muawiyah and many of the companions of Muhammad
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Salam, Dear Brother. First, I agree with you that there are a lot of wrong information in wikipedia about Islam as well as many other issues. However, due to the fact that I am too busy in my life, I just work on few issues which I know better. In addition, you can find in my contributions that I
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I have done a lot of research in this area and currently work in the University of London and have been through hundreds of books in the school of oriental and african studies SOAS library too. The SOAS library contains more books on this topic than almost any other library. Some of the books are
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that actually discuss the resolutions, rather than rely on just the primary documents. For example, an academic secondary source. You also need to show that the content is actually relevant to the Knowledge articles that you are editing, and argue that clearly on the talk pages. I get it, the UN
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is usually used by orientalists, like N.J. Coulson - in his book "History of Islamic Law" as a bench mark to compare Islam Law against other legal systems because it is the oldest book on Islamic law and was the consensus of opinion of the jurists of Madina at the time. It also contains fiqh and
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Much of the knowledge we have about Muhammad is narrated through Aisha, the wife of Muhammad. Aisha raised and taught her nephew Qasim ibn Muhammad ibn Abu Bakr the grandson of Abu Bakr and the grandfather of Ja'far al-Sadiq. Aishas also taught her nephew Urwah ibn Zubayr. He then taught his son
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Yes this is one of the books, but most of the books I used were in the School of Oriental and African Studies SOAS library in London. History of Islamic Law by N. J. Coulson is also a good book for Islamic Law, Coulson used to teach in the School of Oriental and African Studies SOAS. I also used
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Every one I have talked to so far says that Waqidi's history books are correct. Even the Roman history books from the time closely match al-Waqidi's history books. Yesterday I was reading Ibn Katheers books on the Umayyads and even he quoted al-Waqidi. The Roman books record history not hadiths
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Hi MezzoMezzo. I kept of coming across Al-Waqidi when compiling a list of the old books, but initially did not pay much attention to them thinking they may be unreliable until I read one and compared it with the Roman text and found it to be a close match. Most of the books I have looked at in
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You can use this space for pretty much anything (Knowledge related) you want, but for now let's use it to develop the diagram. When we're done, we can move it out and put it into a new template. For the moment I'm just going to copy and paste the diagram from the Islam talk page, and maybe do a
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Hi Toddy, I have read the book by Aisha Bewley. I have a copy of it. I could add content to the Muawiyah article and add references with page number and everything else. I just wanted to see what peoples views are first on how they think the article should be structured before I add any further
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Dr. Leeds, I have a colleague who is interested in reading a history book on the Umayyad era that was written close to that time, but he doesn't speak Arabic. Do you know of the works of Baladhuri are available in English? Or if there's a way my friend could by English translations of Tabari's
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Second, As you know there are a lot of untrue and forged Hadiths in the Hadith collections. Thus, several years ago the editors who worked on these issues including me built a consensus to solve the problem based on WP policies and Manual Of Style. Therefor, narrating Hadith from early without
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The difficult, of course, is how that should be done. These six years have also taught me that fighting against this lack of neutrality will make you the target of insults, slurs, stalking and reporting you falsely to moderators for things you didn't do. If you're willing to face all that then
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I have been collecting old books from Madina from the first 200 years of Islam. They are usually the most detailed. The oldest history books are by imam al waqidi. He lived in Madina for 50 years and had access to the grand children of the companions of Muhammad. One of his books was recently
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When people go to the Islam section on Knowledge they want to see actual facts about Islam, agreed to by the historians, the Quran, all the early jurists like Hanafi, Maliki, Shafi'i, and Hanbal that the sunnis follow and by Jafar al-Sadiq who the Shias follow and facts which exist in all the
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has written some good books on the Roman and the Persian empires. He draws heavily on the Roman sources. In his book "In the shadow of the sword, The Battle for Global Empire and the End of the Ancient World" he gives a very detailed account about the Muslim Conquest of Syria using Roman and
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I agree with your latest comment wholeheartedly, but since it isn't directly related to Sunni Islam I thought I would respond here. Yes, the views of early jurists concur quite a bit and they were less prone to being influence by political movements than modern Muslim clerics. And yes, after
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what was contained in the Quran, but allowed the people in those areas to continue with some of their pre-islamic laws and traditions if they did not contractic with the Quran. Due to there not being good communications, their implementation of islamic laws was also not as standardised.
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edit. As you have probably noticed, Knowledge has a community of editors, and changes are often reviewed (and reverted). I was looking at your edits to the Islam article today and was having a hard time figuring out what you were doing. It would be very helpful if you would leave an
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To clarify, this does not mean "take the same info, still don't cite it, and put it in a less-public article". These are historical issues that have been discussed at length by serious academics, so there is no reason these can't easily be footnoted with a trip to GoogleBooks.
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Pass a method created the article "Early scholars of Islam" but the diagram needs to be in the "Fiqh" article and the "Islamic schools and branches" articles where it used to be. As it shows the divergence of the branches. It also shows the books followed by the different
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I am in the process of blending your article information for the Battle of Camel to previous one. You contribution was helpful, but I need your help for clarification on certain points since they are vague. Please leave a message on the Battle of Camel talk page. Thanks.
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I personally prefer the very earlier books written in Madina. The very early authors in Madina had access to more first hand information. It was also harder for them to lie as so many people in Madina knew Muhammad and what he said. 10,000 people in Madina new Muhammad.
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I also have one quibble. You have a paragraph that starts: "Sunni scholars interpret..." This is weasel-like. Please either give citations to a secondary source that says this, or amend to "Sunni scholars, such as X, Y and Z, interpret...", which would also need
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Consider writing a short paragraph at the beginning of the table explaining in simple English what the table is about and what we're supposed to be seeing. Right now it's just a bunch of unfamiliar names and dates in boxes. What am I supposed to be
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ages), the fact that the suggested mode of government leadership was to "choose from the best among yourselves" (no kings), the fact that a fatwa as known today is not what is defined by sharia law (baseless political tool), and many other issues.
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Could you please acknowledge that you are receiving the messages that people leave here? Knowledge is, in part, a community, and for things to run smoothly we need good communication. I'd like to know that I'm not just talking to cyberspace.
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was no friendly contact between the two civilizations, this meant that their reports were most likely accurate since they corroborated each other. Do you happen to remember the specific events and passages from Waqidi's collections?
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Then there is also Al-Baladhuri. Most Muslims have never heard of him, but you could find his book "The origins of the islamic state" in the main national libraries in the West. There are also some translations of it on line by the
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I did not add the "Sunni scholars interpret.." that has been there for a very long time. Its possible I may have moved it. The history goes back to 30 August 2010 and it was there then and may have been there before that point.
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Born 85 AH /704 AD. It took me ages to find an English version of it. Some of the text on the Battle of Siffin I put in, was from Ibn Hisham's book. And he got those bits from an earlier writer, Abu Mikhnaf, who was Ali's
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mashhad (whitch there is holy shrine of imam reza) in ""astan quds razavi" center library" that is in holy shrine is many old and original book that is for reasearcher and u can come and read them.i highly recommend
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resolutions may need to be mentioned somewhere, but only with proper sourcing. Plus, indiscriminately copy-pasting the same content to every article remotely connected to the Kashmir conflict isn’t very helpful. —
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Hi. Note that these articles have additional discretionary sanctions in place. I strongly suggest not making large changes in ANY of these articles. If you must, then please get consensus on the talk page first.
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Anyway, I'm glad you've decided to edit Knowledge, and if you have any questions, please let me know. (You can contact me on my "talk page", or just give me a shout out here, as I have added your talk page to my
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hadith narrated through Imam Jafar and Imam Muhammad Bakar. But they are not history books as such. They are more about the rulings that Muhammad gave and on preserving this knowledge for future generations.
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These events are extremely tragic and you could see the tragedy in these old books. It's all the more tragic for those people, as they were all so united a few years earlier, as shown in the book on Syria
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history, but only the specific volumes he wants? Or is there anything else you would recommend? Everything I own is in Arabic and I'm not up to speed with what has been translated and what hasn't.
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The articles on Islam in wikipedia have also become a mediun for people to push their political ideas. There appears to be more politics in the Islam section than actual information about Islam.
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The Caliphate of Banu Umayyah the first Phase, Ibn Katheer, Taken from Al-Bidayah wan-Nihayah by Ibn Katheer, Ismail Ibn Omar 775 HISBN 978-603-500-080-2 Translated by Yoosuf Al-Hajj Ahmad
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Consider adding more sources to the template, perhaps even one per name/box. It seems that part of Pass a Method's concern with the template has to do with the sourcing, so that would help.
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Hisham ibn Urwah, who was the main teacher of Malik ibn Anas whose views many Sunni follow. Umar taught his son Abdullah ibn Umar who also learned off Muhammad.
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The problem is that it is very hard to find some of these old books. I was going through Ibn Katheer's books on the Umayyads and he also references Al Waqidi.
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to any statements made. Further, for the general Shia article, you additions might be just too much detail for what is meant to be an overview article.
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