The question of why Islamic civilization declined, and the theories proposed to provide an answer that constitute a significant topic discussion within field studies. This paper focuses on one advanced deal with this important question, theory which claims ‘the all-embracing law was cause behind civilization’s decline its inability revive’. In effort scrutinize integrity theory, present work an...

From the research on translation of Quran, in various countries center places worship, it is known that there are already translations so hoped will increase interest reading and understanding contents Quran. The Quran an interpretation holy book Islam a language other than Arabic. has been translated into most languages by translator. always troubled difficult issue Islamic theology. Because M...

Among the rare materials of Department Manuscripts National Library France (Bibliotheque nationale de France. Departement des Manuscrits. Supplement turc 515) there is a small chronicle anonymous author dating back to era Crimean Khanate. The manuscript provided with description: “The history khans from 880 1191 Hegira (1475–1777), without title and name author. epigraph read on front side firs...

Popularly known as Al-Kashshaaf is a commentary on the Quran by Al-Zamakhshri written in 12th century.it famous for its deep linguistic analysis, demonstrations of supremacy declamation and representation literary elements figurative speech Quran. In this tafsir, referred to many older works commentaries, especially Zeccac'sMean'il Islamic jurisprudence deduced according Hanfi school thought. S...

Introduction. The article examines a manuscript describing wedding ceremony of the Bayad Mongols who nowadays inhabit northwestern parts Mongolia. paper suggests may have been authored by A. Burdukov (1883–1943). This is Russian-language text with colloquial phrases and lexemes characteristic early 20th century. Goals. seeks to introduce archival document as evidence his life in Mongolia that f...

Abstract The following article seeks to establish caste groups in India as Weberian status groups. Dumont and Weber’s understanding of caste, while partially correct this area, sought uniquely Indian, through their orientalist leanings. Brahmin was seen by most orientalists being an exclusive group ascetic priests who headed Hindu society. By attempting demonstrate the political economic factor...