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توجيه التعارض بين أحاديث هدم الكعبة وكونها حرماً آمناً Directing The Conflict Between The Hadiths Of Demolishing The Kaaba And Being A Safe Sanctuary, Amal Abdallah Al-Neimat

Jordan Journal of Islamic Studies

This research resolves the conflict of evidence about the Ka’bah being a sacred and secure place and the ahadith that tell us about its destruction. It is divided into an introduction and five sections, the first section discusses conflicting texts, the second about the building of al-Ka’bah, the third presents its sacredness both before and after Islam, the fourth presents the texts that tell us about the destruction of al-Ka’bah, and the fifth section is about resolving the conflict between its being a sacred and secure place and the news about its destruction, in a conductive and analytical way.

The …

الاحتباس في المؤسسات الصحية ضمانا للحقوق - دراسة فقهية قانونية- Detention In Health Institutions As A Guarantee Of Rights - A Legal Jurisprudential Study, Hani Sulaiman Teimat, Mohammad Salman Al-Masa’Eed

Jordan Journal of Islamic Studies

Capturing at health institutions as a guarantee of rights is considered a contemporary issue. Two aspects of capturing were discussed; the first is the capturing at healh institutions for newborns; the second is the capturing of human body by health institutions. The topic was discussed through three axes.

The first axis deals with Fiqhi and legal adaptation for the act of capturing , and the extent of the legality of the capturing of the people by the health institutions to guarantee the rights according to Fiqh and law , and the research concluded with the following:

1- Illegitimacy of capturing …

سمة العملية للنص الشرعي: - دراسة فقهية أصولية- The Process Feature Of The Sharia Text - A Fundamental Jurisprudential Study, Sumyya Saud Mtairi, Jameala Abdul Qadir Al-Rifa’I

Jordan Journal of Islamic Studies

Modern study on practical forensic text attribute of terminological linguistic sides, the study has standards that regulate the operation of legitimate text and attribute distinguishes it from other features, then moved on to talk about the process of the text attribute of the origins, the study reached a special definition and carefully adjust the process attribute me as fundamentalist controls not graduated at his door, to be codified scientific fundamentalist study, search the introduction and three chapters and a conclusion.

أهل الذمة في فقه السياسة الشرعية - عصمة الدم والمال أنموذجا- The People Of Holy Books (The Jewish And Christians) In The Jurisprudence Of Sharia Policy – The Protection Of Blood And Money As A Model, Qasem Mohammed Ta’Amneh

Jordan Journal of Islamic Studies

This research paper explains and confirms and the Islamic position towards The People of The Book and other non-Muslims in regard of protecting their lives and properties as long as they live within the Islamic state. The Dimi contract and the special security contract guarantee them to live in security and prosperity. The research paper concluded that Muslims should treat non- Muslims in general and the people of the book in particular according to the Islamic teachings.

الملامح الإعلامية في سورة العصر - دراسة استقرائية تحليلية- The Media Features In Surat Al-Asr – An Inductive Analytical Study, Nidaa Zaqzouq

Jordan Journal of Islamic Studies

This research discusses the media tools featured in Surat Al-Asr, and how it can be utilized to achieve effective communication through the application of Ethical standards. The verses incorporate the four pillars that can help humans overcome the state of loss, which is vital to be practice on the social level, public level, as well as professional level. The research includes two topics: the first provides a definition of the research terms, and the second elaborates on the impact of fait and good deed, recommending patience and truthfulness in the case of media interaction.

The research concluded a number of …

دلالة مصطلح الاستدلال عند الأصوليين وتطبيقاته الفقهيّة The Significance Of The Term ‘Inference’ According To The Fundamentalists And Its Jurisprudential Applications, Osama Adnan Al-Ghonmeen

Jordan Journal of Islamic Studies

This research explores the conceptions of the term "inference" among the fundamentalists, and the contextual meaning of the jurists, with examples of it. It deals with the problematic meanings of inference between the fundamentalist term and the jurisprudential application, and its importance in revealing the conventional connotations of the fundamentalists' Semantics, in the jurisprudential contexts.

With the great number of previous studies, this community comes to benefit them, adding to it important issues.

The research concluded that the term "inference", in a sense of meaning, was not categorized by many fundamentalists, and that the use of the term "inference" by …

التعرض للمشتري وضمانات عدم التعرض - دراسة مقارنة بين الفقه الإسلامي والقانون المدني الأردني- Exposure To The Purchaser And Guarantees Of Non-Exposure - A Comparative Study Between The Islamic Jurisprudence And Jordanian Civil Law, Mahmoud Ali Al-Sartawi, Ahmad Mohammed Hussein

Jordan Journal of Islamic Studies

The contract of sale requires the seller's obligation to deliver the sale to the buyer free of any right, whether for the seller or for third parties, so that the buyer can own the sale and use it quietly and without any disputer thereto, and may prevent the buyer from utilizing the sale. Exposure of the seller to the buyer called (personal exposure) or exposure to non-seller and is called (exposure to third parties). In both types the exposure may be material, and may be legal. The research addresses the provisions of exposure, as well as the obligations of the …

الدلالات اللغوية وأثرها في ترجيح معاني غريب الحديث عند محمد الطاهر ابن عاشور من خلال كتابه: (كشف المغطّى) Linguistic Connotations And Their Effect On Favoring The Meanings Of The Strange Hadith According To Mohammad Al-Taher Ibn Ashour Through His Book “Kashf Al-Mughatta”, La’Beidi Mohammed Bu Abdullah, Fatima Alzahraa Al-Zahraa

Jordan Journal of Islamic Studies

This study deals with the effect of the semantic structures on the explanation of Muhammad al-Tahir Ibn Ashour for the hadiths of al-Mawatta in his book: (Revealing the encircled meanings and words in al-Mawatta).

The subject required the adoption of the analytical, descriptive method and approach to the theoretical and practical aspects:

As for the theoretical aspect, it addressed the linguistic connotations and words from the perspective of the scholars of Shari'a, and the perspective of linguists. And weighting and its judgments.

As for the practical aspect, it required the extrapolation of the book and extracting the hadithsin which the …

تعجيل الزكاة وتأخيرها في الفقه الإسلامي Acceleration And Delay Of Zakat In The Islamic Jurisprudence, Saleh Al-Ali

Jordan Journal of Islamic Studies

The purpose of the research is to explain the Shari'ah ruling on the issue of accelerating and delaying Zakat, and the related issues that are related to the difference of jurists in different doctrines of jurisprudence. And the effect of natural and abnormal conditions in this provision. In order to achieve this objective, the content of the research was divided into three subjects. It spoke about the concept of accelerating and delaying zakaah, the zakaah ruling instantly and lassitude, the funds that may be accelerated, the expedited ruling on money if zakaah is not deducted, and the delay provisions on …

الآثار الشرعية لأحكام الجعالة أو الوعد بالجائزة في المجالات السياسية The Sharia Effects Of The Provisions Of The Promise Of A Award In The Political Fields, Mohammad Ibrahim Abu Jreban

Jordan Journal of Islamic Studies

This study investigated the impact of royalty on the political fields, either internal or external and international. It also studied the most important rules of royalty contract and displayed the statements of preventers and permissive in addition to their clear evidences. Moreover, the study investigated the issues related to these political fields including the development of country’s economy, arrangement of governance policy within the country, the most important area of foreign policy of the Islamic country which is publishing the Islam globally by following stimuli means, and finally the impact of international cooperation policy to enable human values to extend …

Contrasting Two Ideas Of The Human Person, Social Constructionism And Realism, By Their Similarities In Idolatry And Iconography, Mary Daher

Aristos

This essay will seek to contrast two ideas of human person, social constructionism and realism, through assessing similarities found in their aesthetic notions of idolatry and iconography, respectively.

The essay will explore Michel Foucault’s social constructionism and Aristotle’s realism; in particular, how their ontological conclusion stems from their epistemological framework. The essay will consider what is meant by iconography and idolatry, relying on Jean-Luc Marion’s God Without Being[1] to show how idolatry mirrors social constructionism and how iconography mirrors realism, evincing the contrast between them.

In Defence Of Moral Realism: Examining Harry J. Gensler’S Critique Of Cultural Relativism And Subjectivism, Anja Yousif

Aristos

This paper will explore the nature of morality by providing a critique of cultural relativism and subjectivism and then arguing that moral realism provides a more coherent account of the nature of morality.

The claim that moral realism provides a more coherent account of the nature of morality than cultural relativism or subjectivism is based on the arguments from moral progress, moral disagreement and moral semantics; and moral experience.

The Taste And Perfume Of The Virgin: Mary And The Nuptial Meaning Of Eucharistic Sacramentality, Noel Custodio

Aristos

If we are to understand the Eucharist as the Body of Christ, it is necessary to explore how Mary’s own body participates in the Eucharistic mystery. Such a discussion was prominent during the Middle Ages, but today there is very little attention given to the relationship between Mary and the the Eucharist.

This paper will explore this subject through the lens of a theology of the sacramental principle. By examining recent papal documents as well as John Paul II’s Theology of the Body, this paper will argue that Mary is the perfect fulfilment of the sacramental principle. The sacramental principle …

Why Is Love Considered The Greatest Of The Theological Virtues?, Harry Mcclifty

Aristos

This paper will, after providing a succinct yet necessary definition of Christian caritas, offer three reasons for why love is considered to be the greatest of the theological virtues. First, upon attainment of eternal beatitude in heaven, caritas is not abandoned like faith and hope, but finds it fulfillment. Secondly, caritas is the only theological virtue which is chiefly concerned with the salvation of one’s neighbour. And thirdly, caritas enables man to live out the commandments of God in their fullness, thereby beginning the process of his divinization.

Kuhn The Contextualist?, Iñaki Xavier Larrauri Pertierra

Aristos

According to Kuhn’s account of the nature of scientific paradigms, how one experiences the world varies drastically from one context to another depending on the accepted paradigm of the context in question. In other words, one’s pre-existing conceptual structure concerning the world not only acts as an epistemological framework for its possible understanding, but also fundamentally affects the phenomenological observations of the world as something; this latter function of the conceptual structure motivates the view that mature scientific paradigms/theories and the data of scientific observation/experimentation are essentially two sides of the same coin.

What is interesting, then, is that even …

Divine Impassibility: A Comparison Of Weinandy's And Culpepper's Perspectives On Whether God Suffers, Elizabeth Flynn

Aristos

From being generally regarded as a philosophical and theological impossibility, since the late nineteenth century the idea that God suffers has become popular and attractive among a vast array of Christian theologians. Due to this shift, many theologians no longer see the need to argue for it and divine passibility has even been called the ‘new orthodoxy.’ The matter has not yet been laid to rest and is made more complex because the terms ‘suffering’ and ‘impassibility’ are used with a variety of connotations.

At the heart of the debate is the desire to assert God’s personalised love for all …

An Examination Of The Significance Of The Trinitarian Theology Of St. Augustine, Zolt Salontai

Aristos

Despite the noble efforts of modern Christian theologians in attempting to revive popular level interest in the classical Christian doctrine of the Trinity, there has been within the everyday praxis of the individual Christian a discernible neglect and ignorance of this cardinal doctrine. However, with the 20^th century advent of Freudian and Jungian psychology, a new opportunity has arisen for a Trinitarian revival in the popular consciousness of the faithful.

Due to an increasing level of interest in the notion of understanding the conscious and unconscious cognitive processes that govern the human psyche, there arose an indubitable opportunity for …

Two Prosōpa, One Prosōpon; The Christology Of Nestorius Of Constantinople, Danijel Uremovic

Aristos

This paper will outline the controversy of Nestorius versus Cyril concerning the enumeration of persons in the Incarnate Christ. Key terms of the debate will be identified with the aim of establishing their meaning according to Nestorius. It will then be argued that Nestorius of the Bazaar remained committed to the basic tenets of orthodox Christianity as his commitment to true and complete natures (fully God, fully man), a single unified subject (a single Person in Christ), and a mutual use of attributes formed the basis of his Christology, even if their theological reconciliation came short of a complete and …

Applying Deontology To Determine What Ought To Be Done, Thalia Raymond

Aristos

This paper will broadly outline the theory of deontology with a specific focus on how the categorical imperative can be applied in moral decision making.

The theory will then be applied to an issue to determine what course of action is consistent with the theory.

Two strengths and two weaknesses that can be found in the literature will be considered and how the theory of deontology can be applied in a future teaching career to make ethical decisions will be discussed.

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Reinstating The Altar That Pleases God In The New Generations Of Worshipers Located In The Central Mountain Region Of Utuado, Puerto Rico, Luz Estelle Rosado Méndez

Doctoral Dissertations and Projects

Through the years, each generation of worshipers has conceived throughout their service many beliefs about worship; some inspired by the Holy Spirit, and others, self-proclaimed. Many of these self-acknowledged concepts do not align with biblical truths because instead they follow the needs and trends of the culture surrounding the church. These clashes of opinions, feelings, and preferences among the Christian community have been slowly deviating congregations from the altar encounter established in the Bible to an entertainment stage experience where the human senses are enhanced. The purpose of this qualitative descriptive case study is to establish the importance of the …

A Strategy To Plant Missional Churches That Multiply In Small Urban Communities, Michael Scott Moore

Doctoral Dissertations and Projects

This thesis will use Hopewell, VA, as a microcosm of small urban towns across America that are in need of spiritual and economic revitalization. The purpose of this thesis will be to develop a strategy for planting churches in Hopewell, VA, that is not only able to reach its community but serve as a model to reach other similar urban communities. The rationale for this topic is to shine the light on the need for revival in spiritually and economically depressed towns. Demographic and ethnographic research will be done, as well as interviews with a minimum of ten local leaders. …

Philosophy Of History, Historical Jesus Studies, And Miracles: Three Roadblocks To Resurrection Research, Benjamin C. F. Shaw

Doctoral Dissertations and Projects

Jesus’ resurrection is considered by many to be a historical event, but objections are often raised regarding to such inquiry into the past. Philosophy of history is thus an important field in which various roadblocks to resurrection research have been raised. These philosophical questions related to the study of the Jesus’ resurrection have become more prominent recently and seek to undermine the very act of historical inquiry into Jesus’ resurrection specifically and the past more generally. Accordingly, the issues addressed here have implications beyond resurrection research. This work seeks to identify and assess three common roadblocks to such research. The …

Strategies And Biblical Principles To Keep Church Plants From Closing Its Doors Within The First Three Years, Damian Billups

Doctoral Dissertations and Projects

Christians are commissioned to disciple the nations. Many attempts to fulfill this commission encounter variables that hinder the fulfillment of this dictum. Statistics indicate significant proportions of church planting endeavors are challenged to survive beyond one year. This project will expose reasons church planting efforts struggle to thrive and will provide strategies and biblical principles to remedy the identified obstacles. The data will be utilized for current and future church planting efforts. The goal of this project is to reduce factors that cause church plants to close prematurely. Church laity and clergy will be surveyed for their perspectives regarding church …

The Responsibility Of Christian Female Influencers: A Biblical Response To Progressive Christianity, Alicia W. Garcia

Doctoral Dissertations and Projects

Many Christian female influencers have large followings of Christian women, although many influential Bible study authors, teachers, motivational speakers, musicians, worship leaders, social media, and online influencers may not be instructing Christian women in the core beliefs of Christianity. As a result, many Christian women are not defending the Christian faith, but are rejecting core Christian beliefs and are identifying with the diverse beliefs of progressive Christianity. Christian women who have embraced progressive Christianity are therefore no longer worshipers of the God of the Bible but are idolaters who practice the progressive ideologies of relativism, pluralism, and cultural tolerance. In …