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nazar (reasoned contemplation, in theology)

Cited in 2 segments across 2 recordings · 2018 · term/term:nazar

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10 May 2018Ponderings on the Holy Quran Can a life be taken on the basis of a doubtful hadith? There is no verse and no conclusively established hadith for killing apostates, and a life, whose sanctity is conclusive, cannot be taken on isolated reports that carry doubt; defending it while demanding religious freedom in the West is a double standard. Lessonposition checkednazar (reasoned contemplation, in theology)BJPkhabar al-ahadqat'i (conclusive) machine5 min 17 s48:25on YouTube
9 Apr 2018The Voice of Reason in Islam Is blind faith (taqlid) in creed acceptable in Islam? The theologians held that blind-following in creed is haram and that faith must rest on reasoning; later scholars tolerated inherited faith as a lower level while holding that Islam aspires to faith that knows God to be one. Lessonposition checkednazar (reasoned contemplation, in theology)taqlidQuran 47:19 (know that there is no god but Allah; verse not numbered by him) [?]al-Safarini [?] machine7 min 47 s15:54on YouTube