Uncover the multifaceted concept of Wilaya (Guardianship) in Islamic tradition, its legal ramifications, and its socio-political significance, particularly in Twelver Shii political theory and Islamic family law.
Understanding the role and significance of the grandmother (Jaddah) in Islamic culture, legal rights, and societal impact, based on principles from Islamic jurisprudence.
Explore the influential role of Al-Qadi al-Nu'man, the Fatimid jurist who extensively wrote on the Islamic concept of guardianship. Delve into his historical impact and theological contributions, illuminating his contentious stance on the rightful leadership of the Muslim community.
Delve into the multifaceted concept of Walī (ولى) in Islam, exploring its meaning as a saint, guardian, helper, and one of the divine attributes of God, within the Quran and Islamic tradition.
Explore the life and legacy of Abū Tālib, the uncle, and guardian of Prophet Muhammad (PBUH), who despite being an unbeliever, played a pivotal role in the early years of Islam.
Dive deep into the concept of 'Wali al-Amr'—the male legal guardian in Islamic tradition. Discover its definition, etymology, historical significance, cultural relevance, and more.
Explore the Islamic concepts of guardianship, delving into wilāyah and ḥiẓānah. Understand how these forms of guardianship function within Islamic law and society, encapsulating both the protection of property and the upbringing of minors.
