-
controversy of the
existence of
Mujtahids. Juwaynī and his Shāfiʿī
colleagues insisted that not only the
disappearance of
Mujtahids was possible, but that it...
- at-taqlid
mujtahid, it
suffered from "inflation"
following the 1979
Iranian Revolution when it came to be used for "any
established mujtahid". By 2015...
-
thereafter Muhammad Baqir Behbahani (d. 1792),
along with
other Usuli mujtahids,
crushed the
Akhbari movement.
Today it is
found primarily in the Basra...
- The
bequest first reached the
cities in 1850. It was
distributed by two
mujtahids, one from each city. The
British later gradually took over the bequest...
-
teaching of
mujtahid (a
person who is
qualified for
independent reasoning). In Shia Islam,
taqlid refers to the
general conformity of non-
mujtahid to the teaching...
- the
early modern era.
During Safavid rule,
independent Islamic jurists (
mujtahids)
claimed the
authority to
represent the
hidden imam.
Under the
Usuli doctrine...
- case of
small mosques, the imam of the
mosque would perform the athan.
Mujtahids are
interpreters of the Qur'an and Hadith, the
Islamic scriptures. These...
- (Sharia). The job of
adjudicating orthodoxy and
Islamic law was left to
mujtahids,
legal specialists collectively called the Ulama. Many
Muslims call the...
- the
early modern era.
During Safavid rule,
independent Islamic jurists (
mujtahids)
claimed the
authority to
represent the
hidden imam.
Under the
usuli doctrine...
- ulama. Increasingly,
members of the
religious class,
particularly the
mujtahids and the sey****s,
gained full
ownership of
these lands, and, according...
