Sentence examples for muslim learning from inspiring English sources

By the mid-17th century, Djenné was renowned as a centre of Muslim learning.

After the fall of Baghdad in 1258, Cairo had become the centre of Muslim learning.

Centuries later, Tunisia became a centre for early Christians, then a seat of Muslim learning.

Because the classical inheritance it identifies was shared with Muslim learning.

Mr. Aboulmagd has a hand in just about every institution or board that counts in Egypt, including al Azhar, the authoritative institution of Sunni Muslim learning.

Although Christians make up only 10 percent of the population, the agreement called for the inclusion of four representatives of Egypt's Coptic Christian Church and only five representatives of the premier center of Muslim learning here, Al Azhar.

The real answers are that seven percent of people who think Obama's a Muslim learned this from the internet.

Raheem means compassion or mercy and is part of the first phrase every Muslim learns and the beginning of every Islamic prayer.

Every Muslim learns prayer from childhood and prays five times daily.

Next he wants liberal Muslims to take initiatives to outsmart the radicals: it is time for an "ideological confrontation", with South Asian Muslims learning tactics from moderate and liberal Muslims from farther East Malaysia and Indonesiaa.

But at least this much can be said: there are enough examples of Muslims and non-Muslims learning to rub along, through the trade-offs of local politics, to disprove the fatalists.