Sahih Muslim
Sahih Muslim Mohammad AkramNadwi Oxford The two most sound books of hadith are Sahih al-Bukhari and Sahih Muslim,…
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History vs. hadith
History vs. hadith By: Dr Mohammad Akram Nadwi Oxford The original meaning of the Greek word from which…
Orientalists and hadith scholarship: some reflections
Orientalists and hadith scholarship: some reflections by: Dr Mohammad Akram Nadwi Oxford Modern Western critical inquiry into texts…
Orientalism
Orientalism By: Dr Mohammad Akram Nadwi Oxford Orientalism can refer to the whole approach of Western countries to…
Nadwat al-ulama: As a Project of Ecumenism in the Early Modern Period
Nadwat al-ulama: As a Project of Ecumenism in the Early Modern Period By: Dr Mohammad Akram Nadwi Oxford…
Bustān al-Muḥaddithīn
Bustān al-Muḥaddithīn by: Dr Mohammad Akram Nadwi Oxford Bustān al-Muḥaddithīn occupies a distinguished and enduring position within the…
Shari’ah and Its Contemporary Challenges: Maqasid al-Shari’ah, Din and Dunya, and the Boundaries of Religious Authority
Shari'ah and Its Contemporary Challenges: Maqasid al-Shari'ah, Din and Dunya, and the Boundaries of Religious Authority by: Dr…
Some Critical Reflections on Feminism
Some Critical Reflections on Feminism By: Dr Mohammad Akram Nadwi Oxford I have been told that on this…
Scholarly Differences in Islamic Jurisprudence
Scholarly Differences in Islamic Jurisprudence By: Dr Mohammad Akram Nadwi Oxford Ikhtilāf, scholarly divergence or disagreement, has long…
The Meaning of “And He taught Adam all the names”
The Meaning of "And He taught Adam all the names" by: Dr. Mohammad Akram Nadwi Oxford In verses…