Organisational Structure
Sunnī Islam places great emphasis on close adherence to the Qur'ān and the Sunnah as its major source of authority.
Religious leaders (ulamā) in Sunnī Islam are usually thought of as teachers, exemplars or leaders who hold considerable authority within their local community..
Muslim society typically had four classes - those born as Muslims, converts, protected “Peoples of the book” such as Christians, Jews and Zoroastrians, and slaves.
Muslim society tolerated differences of religion; however, non-muslims were usually relegated to second-class status or worse..
Muslim. relates to a person who follows or practises the religion of Islam, a monotheistic and Abrahamic religion based on the Quran.
Muslims consider the Quran to be the verbatim word of God as revealed to the Islamic prophet and messenger Muhammad.
Iman..
Islamic society may refer to: A society in which Islamic culture is dominant.
The Islamic world.
Mosque, or Islamic Center – the place of Muslim prayer.
Category:Mosques..
Islamic conception of society, as mentioned earlier, is not based on race, nationality, locality, occupation, kingship, or special interest.
It is tawhid (belief in the Oneness of God) manifested in. man's submission to the Will of God, obedience to His law and commitment to His cause that. constitute its basis..
An Islamic society is a society which tries to achieve the goals and ideals that Islam has delineated for humanity: a society in which there is justice, freedom, a society in which people play a role in running their country and determining their destiny, a society that enjoys national dignity and welfare, a society .
Islamic society may refer to: A society in which Islamic culture is dominant.
The Islamic world.
Mosque, or Islamic Center – the place of Muslim prayer.
Category:Mosques..
