Re: slavery, polygamy

[email protected] Mon, 15 Mar 2004 13:07:43 -0500
Newsgroups gmane.culture.religion.muslim.progressive
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I thought they followed Indian civil law? Do they have their own 
system-within-system?

-Mudhillun

--On Monday, March 15, 2004 12:48 PM -0500 Mohammad Islam 
<[email protected]> wrote:

> Asslam-o-Alikoom,
>
> Perhaps in Middle Eastern countries majority of Muslims may
> follow Shafi'i school but not in Inida and Pakistan (South
> Asia).  Muslims of those two countries follow Hanafi school.
>
> The bigger question is does it matter what school of thought one
> may choose to follow?
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> ---- On Mon, 15 Mar 2004, Afdhere Jama ([email protected])
> wrote:
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> > <html><div style='background-color:'><P><BR>salam, </P>
> > <P>well, in the arab world, even though the laws of hanafi is
> in use (since it was forced by the
> > ottoman empire,) majority of people in places like syria,
> palestine, jordan, etc, are shafi'is in
> > practice. also, south east asia is mainly shafi'i. shafi'i's
> model of law (i.e, quran, sunnah, ijmah,
> > ra'yi) is now used by all schools of thought. it is considered
> the 'basic' for islamic thought.
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> > <DIV> </DIV>>From: "na'eem jeenah" <[email protected]>>Reply-To:
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> > [email protected] >Subject: Re:
> [Progressivemuslimsnetwork] slavery,
> > polygamy >Date: Mon, 15 Mar 2004 10:21:10 +0200 > >salaam >
> > I'm sorry but I think
> > your understanding of the madhhabi >demographics as well as
> your understanding of the >location
> > of these madhahib needs some revision. (Btw, >where do you get
> the idea that the Shafi'i madhhab
> > is >regarded as "pure" Islam? Maybe where you come from.
> > Certainly not in most of the world -
> > Muslim world and the >rest of the world. > >na'eem > >On 12
> Mar 2004 at 9:03, Afdhere
> > Jama wrote: > > > > > > > salam, na'eem, > > abu hanifa is a
> very good
> > example. no one in the arab world but small > > minority
> follow his madhab. on top of that, the
> > majority of the > > muslims (non-arabs) follow theother
> madhabs brought by arabs. in fact, >
> > > the majority of muslims follow the shafi'i -- which is
> brought by the > > qureishi imam.
> > shafi'i's system of laws, for example,are used by all > >
> muslims... since all schools use it.
> > it's quite interesting when you > > look into all these
> things. yes, definitely there were a
> > lot more > > scholars who were non-arab. that is not the
> argument at all. that is a > >
> > reality in both number and interest. but the basic fact is
> that arab > > thought amongst
> > muslims travels way faster than the other way around. > > and
> this is the natural process,
> > perhaps, since arabs brought islam in > > the first place. the
> discussion began with arab
> > culture being > > mish-mashed with islam. it is interesting to
> note that abu hanafi's > >
> > work was really more (non-arabic) cultural and then enveloped
> by > > islamic law. while the
> > ottomans forced this thought on muslims during > > their
> reign, folks had no pro
> > blem putting them aside when therule > > fell. however,
> shafi'i's more arabized islamic law was
> > able to > > transform into 'pure' islam for most muslims. what
> gives? > > > >
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