-
soliciting and
issuing fatwas. In
older English language works the
spelling fetva, from Turkish, is used,
relating to the
Ottoman Empire. The
origins of the...
-
SHaykh al-Islām.
Ebussuud composed a manual,
titled ‘Advice to
Fetva Scribes’ (
Fetva Katiblerine Tenbih),
about how to
draft fatwās in ways that would...
- read out to
large crowd outside the
Fatih Mosque by Ali
Haydar Efendi, the
fetva emini ('custodian of the fatwa', the
Ottoman official in
charge of dictating...
- (2010). ISBN 978-1-60781-032-2 Heyd. Uriel. "Some
Aspects of The
Ottoman Fetva."
School of
Oriental and
African Studies Bulletin; 32 (1969), p. 35–56....
-
young children in a
religious lifestyle" – and now
issues fatwa (Turkish:
fetva) on demand.
During the
government of the
Democrat Party, İmam
Hatip schools...
- Meşihat, the
office of the Sheykhulislam.
Other names used were the Bâb-ı
Fetvâ, Meşîhat
Dairesi or the Şeyhülislâm Kapısı (Gate of the Sheykhulislam)....
- Transgenderism, 18:1, 91-103, DOI: 10.1080/15532739.2016.1250239 "Din
alimleri fetva verdi: Transeksüellerin
evlenmesinde İslami bir
engel yok - ****n". 28 June...
-
GULEN TERRORIST ORGANIZATION (FETO) /
PARALLEL STATE STRUCTURE (PSS)".
fetva.diyanet.gov.tr.
Retrieved 2024-09-13. The most
striking example of exploiting...
-
fatwa (Islamic
religious decree) to the same
effect was
declared by the
Fetva Emini ("fatwa consultant", the
Ottoman official in
charge of
dictating tafsir...
- the throne.
Following this agreement,
Murat V was
deposed on 1876 by a
fetva on the
grounds of insanity. A
committee of 24 (later 28) people, led by...
