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al-Maghīlī

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  • world distribution of Islam
    Islamic world
    / Trans-Saharan Islam

    …an aggressive reformist scholar like al-MaghÄ«lÄ« (flourished 1492), whose writings detailed the conditions that would justify a jihad against Muslims who practiced their faith inadequately. Like many reformers, al-MaghÄ«lÄ« identified himself as a mujaddid, a figure expected to appear around the turn of each Muslim century. (The 10th century ah…

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    …an aggressive reformist scholar like al-MaghÄ«lÄ« (flourished 1492), whose writings detailed the conditions that would justify a jihad against Muslims who practiced their faith inadequately. Like many reformers, al-MaghÄ«lÄ« identified himself as a mujaddid, a figure expected to appear around the turn of each Muslim century. (The 10th century ah…

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