Sentence examples for conception of islam from inspiring English sources
Their conception of Islam is vague, and religious practices are dominated by the worship of ancestral saints.
Saudi Arabia remains far more socially conservative than either of its influential neighbors and spends freely to promote its Wahhabi conception of Islam.
In this talk, I discuss how many of these Muslim reformers outlined their conception of Islam through a specific reinterpretation of the Quranic idea of tauhid (unity of God) as political unity of the modern Muslim community.
They discussed Mr. Malvo's background, saying he was born in Jamaica and raised as a Seventh-day Adventist before he converted to what Michael S. Arif, a third lawyer for Mr. Malvo, described as "a unique blend of someone else's conception of Islam".
Moreover, the ban on al-Ghurabaa and the Saved Sect sits ill with the policy of the Foreign and Commonwealth Office, which courts the suicide bombing sanctifier Yusuf al-Qaradawi and which - as Martin Bright's research illustrates - appears to be in thrall to a conception of Islam that owes more than a little to John Buchan's Greenmantle, in which Muslims are only ever a step away from fanaticism.
Today, watching the blood-soaked popular conception of Islam and Muslims get pitted against Western ideas of gay identity and gay people feels strange.
Crescent moons — symbols of Islam — appeared throughout.
"For me, I work well with women, because I don't have to start from the position of challenging male ideology and conceptions of Islam.
Whether Muslim or not, all of our conceptions of Islam help make it what it is and, sometimes, are implicated in the violent reactions of Muslims who feel ostracized and marginalized by "the West" they have been told they do not fit in.
I was desperately seeking solace in my faith after 9/11 and I returned to A Border Passage, in which Leila Ahmed explains her conception of Women's Islam which gave me hope, solace and re-affirmation of my faith.
Seif al-Islam means sword of Islam.
