HANBALI

Meaning of HANBALI in English

— Hanbalite , n.

/han"beuh lee/ , n. Islam.

one of the four schools of Islamic law, founded by Ahmad ibn Hanbal. Cf. Hanafi, Maliki, Shafi'i .

[ Hanbali, deriv. of name of founder Ahmad ibn Hanbal ]

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HANBALI — A Sunni school of thought: The Hanbali school of thought was headed by Imam Ahmad ibn Hanbal who lived from …
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HANBALI — ˈhanbə(ˌ)lē noun ( -s ) Usage: usually capitalized Etymology: Arabic ḥanbalīy, after ibn- Hanbal died 855 Arab jurist 1. : …
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SECT — School of thought, religious sect, denomination Useful information: Schools of thought are the paths people follow to the Holy Qur'an …
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DENOMINATION — School of thought, religious sect, Useful information: Schools of thought are the paths people follow to the Holy Qur'an and …
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AHLAL HADITH — Ahl al-Hadith: Refers to the group of scholars in Islam who pay relatively greater importance to 'traditions' than to other …
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AHL AL HADITH — Ahl al-Hadith: Refers to the group of scholars in Islam who pay relatively greater importance to 'traditions' than to other …
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SUNNI SCHOOLS — The Hanaf'i, Hanbali, Maliki, and Shafi'i.
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MEZHEP — School of thought, religious sect, denomination Useful information: Schools of thought are the paths people follow to the Holy Qur'an …
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MADHAB — School of thought Useful information: Schools of thought are the paths people follow to the Holy Qur'an and Holy Prophet …
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TAQLĪD — In Islamic canon law, the unquestioning acceptance of legal precedent. The interpretation of taqlīd varies widely among the major schools …
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HANBALITE — noun see hanbali 2
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SHAFI'I — ˈshafēˌē, ˈshäf- noun ( -s ) Usage: usually capitalized Etymology: after al- Shafi'i died A.D. 820 Arab scholar and religious …
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MALIKI — ˈmaləkē noun ( -s ) Usage: usually capitalized Etymology: Arabic malikīy of or relating to Malik, from Malik ibn-Anas died …
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HANAFI — ˈhanə(ˌ)fē noun ( -s ) Usage: usually capitalized Etymology: Arabic ḥanafīy, after abu- Hanifah died 767 Muslim jurist 1. : …
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SHAFI'I — — Shafi'ite , n. /shaf"ee ee, shah"fee ee/ , n. one of the four schools of Islamic law, founded by …
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MALIKI — — Malikite , n. /mal"i kee/ , n. Islam. one of the four schools of Islamic law, founded by Malik …
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IBN HANBAL — /ib'euhn han"bal/ Ahmad /ah"meuhd/ , A.D. 780-855, Islamic legist and traditionist, founder of the Hanbali school of law, one of …
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HANAFI — — Hanafite , n. /han"euh fee/ , n. Islam. one of the four schools of Islamic law, founded by Abu …
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IKHTILAF — (Arabic: disagreement), in Islam, differences of opinion on religious matters. Such diversity is permissible as long as the basic principles …
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ZAHIRIYAH — (Arabic: Literalists), followers of an Islamic legal school that insisted on strict adherence to the literal text (zahir) of the …
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SAUDI ARABIA — officially Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, Arabic Al-Mamlakah Al-'Arabiyah As-Sa'udiyah country with an area of approximately 868,000 square miles (2,248,000 square …
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QADIRIYAH — probably the oldest of the Muslim mystic (Sufi) orders, founded by the Hanbali theologian 'Abd al-Qadir al-Jilani (10781166) in Baghdad. …
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IBN AL-JAWZI — in full 'abd Ar-rahman Ibn 'ali Ibn Muhammad Abu Al-farash Ibn Al-jawzi born 1126, Baghdad died 1200, Baghdad jurist, theologian, …
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IBN 'AQIL — in full Abu Al-wafa' 'ali Ibn 'aqil Ibn Muhammad Ibn 'aqil Ibn Ahmad Al-baghdadi Az-zafari born 1040, Baghdad died 1119 …
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HANABILAH — also called Madhhab Hanbal, English Hanbalites in Islam, the most fundamentalist of the four Sunni schools of religious law. Based …
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BAHUTI, AL- — in full Shaykh Mansur Ibn Yunus Al-bahuti, also called Al-bahuti Al-misri born , Bahut, Egypt died July 1641, Cairo teacher …
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AHMAD IBN HANBAL — born 780, Baghdad died 855, Baghdad Muslim theologian, jurist, and martyr for his faith. He was the compiler of the …
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