Definition of Malikiyya. Meaning of Malikiyya. Synonyms of Malikiyya

- the people of al-Malikiyya had a wooden platter that they believed was originally owned by the prophet Mohammed. In 1596, al-Malikiyya was a village in...
- place an emphasis on consecutive days, while the strongest opinion of the Malikiyya prefers any six days of the month, consecutively or otherwise. The Islamic...
- Malikist (Arabic: ٱلْمَالِكِيّ, romanized: al-mālikī, pl. ٱلْمَالِكِيَّة, al-mālikiyya). Although Malik ibn Anas was himself a native of Medina, his school faced...
- Religion Islam Denomination **** Jurisprudence Maliki Tariqa Not interested Movement Malikiyya Muslim leader Influenced by Malik Ibn Anas and Abubakar Gumi...
- Jurisprudence Maliki Teachers Sheikh Ahmad Bamba (Rahimahullah) Movement Malikiyya Muslim leader Influenced by Ibn Taymiyyah, Muhammad ibn Abd al-Wahhab...
- especially Turkey, crossing illegally along the border from Ras al'Ain to al-Malikiyya. Gradually and illegally, they settled down in the region along the border...
- Religion Islam Denomination Qadiriyya Riyadul Jannah Jurisprudence Maliki Tariqa Qadiriyya Movement Malikiyya Muslim leader Influenced Nasuru Kabara...
- Nigeria Main interest(s) Sunnah Occupation Islamic cleric and Qari Religious life Religion Islam Denomination **** Jurisprudence Maliki Movement Malikiyya...
- Evening view of Poto-Poto: Visible in background is the Malikiyya Mosque (with scaffolding around the minarets) and the Hotel Marimar; the hills on the...
- especially Turkey, crossing illegally along the border from Ras al'Ain to al-Malikiyya. Gradually and illegally, they settled down in the region along the border...