This article discusses the fundamental differences in adoption of religious law on both sides Ahlusunnah (Sunni) and Shiah. The two schools always reach conclusion that majority Indonesia is a Sunni school thought. itself Akidah stage through stages which include prioritizing Qur'an, Hadith, Ijma Qiyas. While problem Shiah teachings greatly affects their methodology ijtihad, among others: first...

The article focuses on the situation of Shiites in Bahrain after events “Arab Spring” 2011. make up majority population this country, but continue to be oppressed by ruling Sunni dynasty al-Khalifa Kingdom. Shia political and spiritual leaders are being prosecuted.

Sunni exegetes repeatedly assert the authority of Qur’an to explain itself, and prophetic tradition (ḥadīth) or early interpretations when explanations cannot be found in Qur’an. Yet treatment that Queen Sheba receives by reveals that, contrary their assertions, they are influenced products cultural social milieux. This leads increasingly androcentric accretions exegetical depart noticeably fro...

concerning wudu (minor ablution), there are different views among the schools of islamic jurisprudence. it is to be confessed that the holy qur’an has explicitly talked about minor ablution. the disagreement, however, of the qaris (those who recite the qur’an) on how to recite the related verses, gave rise to different understandings and diverse legal fatwas on the issue. the verses of minor ab...

The article studies the rise of Sunni Awakening (or Sahwa) movement as an example how different groups can be mobilized for collective action and disintegrated by internal external factors. It also examines motives tribal leaders to oppose AQI factors that had a decisive influence on disintegration movement. emergence Iraqi was associated not so much with sense ideological, patriotic, or religi...