Deobandism Islamism Islam
Deobandism Islamism Islam
Deobandism
In 1866, the Darul uloom Deoband was founded in India and soon became a center of traditional religious and academic teaching in the Islamic world. Over the years, tens of thousands of its students have gone on to found madrasahs (schools) throughout the region, educating others in the Deobandi school of thought.
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- The influence of the movement during the period 1866-1947.
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- An overview of the events including quotes by Ameerul Momineen, Mulla Muhammad Umar of the Taliban.
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- The patron-in-chief of the Darul Uloom Deoband concludes a conference saying Islam emphasizes peaceful co-existence with all citizens, critized the US as "a global terrorist," and voiced support for the Taliban.
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- Includes information about the centre, with a profile of the mufti. Also information about projects and events, with audio resources.
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- Official site of the Islamic seminary. Includes the history and schools of thought including education and the freedom fight. [English/Arabic/Urdu]
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- An institution of Islamic learning and knowledge, in Karachi, Pakistan. Information about their courses, principles, departments and history.
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- An article by J.M. Butt for The Frontier Post about the Taliban's theological roots and its disapproval and condemnation of the Indian Airlines hijacking.
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- The Council of Muslim Theologians; includes a wide range of information, articles, and resources for Muslims in South Africa.
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