10 MALAY BOOKS RELATING TO «AL-WALI»
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al-Wali in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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Command, Leadership and Control: Essence and Application
Command, Leadership and Control is one of the most commonly talked about activities, especially in the military circle.
Alwali J. Kazir, ARMY WAR COLL CARLISLE BARRACKS PA., Army War College (U.S.), 1987
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Everything Is on the Move: The Mamluk Empire as a Node ...
The same can be said in the case of al'Alam Salih al-Bulqini (half-brother of al-Galal al-Bulqini). ... By contrast, the knowledge exchange between Ibn Hagar (fifth tabaqa) and al-Wali Ahmad al-'Iraqi (fourth tabaqa) was just onedirectional.
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In The Path Of Hizbullah - Halaman 34
In Shaykh Na˓im Qasim's words, "Not only the party is licensed by al-wali al-faqih but also its activities and decisions, especially those that involve a war of blood (harb al-darn) that cannot take place without seeking the approval of al-wali ...
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Renewers of the Age: Holy Men and Social Discourse in ...
On Sunday the 29th of dhu al-qa'ida of 1306 was declared waqf and created as a religious bequest and dedicated to charitable purpose this first part ... Sayyid Muhammad b. al-Shaykh Sayyid Abi Bakr b. wali al-salih Sayyid Ahmad al-Nasir b.
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Arabic Literature of Africa: The writings of central ... - Halaman 647
Yamusa al-Barnawi, called Muhammad Kwasau, 192, 359, 361,381 Muhammad al-Wali al-Kashnawi, see Muhammad al-Wali b. Sulayman b. Abf Muhammad al-Wali al-Fullani al- Baghirmawi al-Barnawi Muhammad al-Wili b. Sulayman b.
John O. Hunwick, Rex Séan O'Fahey, 1995
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A Perspective on the Signs of Al-Quran: Through the Prism ...
Verily, God is The Provider [[Razzaq]], Power-Inviolable [[quwwatil Mateen]]496 Al Wali The Helping Friend. The Patron. This name shares the same root as Al Waali. Al Waali accentuates Sovereignty. Al Wali accentuates Divine Friendship, ...
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The Sufi Brotherhoods in the Sudan - Halaman 71
men), hence his success in trading towns such as al-Matamma, Shendi, al-Dabba and al-Ubayyid. ... Al-Wali was imprisoned for three days by the Turco-Egyptian Government; the reasons for this are not given in Ismaciliyya's sources, but ...
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Pure Gold from the Words of Sayyidī ʿAbd al-ʿAzīz ... - Halaman 941
Al-Dhahab al-Ibrīz min Kalām Sayyidī ʿAbd al-ʿAzīz al-Dabbāgh Bernd Radtke, John O'Kane. Radtke, 'Ismā'il al-Wali – Bernd Radtke, 'Ismā'il al-Wali. Ein sudanesischer Theosoph des 19. Jahrhunderts'. In: Der Islam 72 (1995) pp. 148-55.
Bernd Radtke, John O'Kane, 2007
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Reclaiming the Human Sciences and Humanities Through ...
Al-Tazakhti might have been in Katsina when another Maghribian resident of the city, Makhluf b. ... Shaykh al-Bakeri was reputed to have taught a whole generation of scholars, including Shaykh Sulayman al-Wali and Shaykh Muhammad ...
Helen Lauer, Kofi Anyidoho, 2012
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Aswan and Abu Simbel: History and Guide - Halaman 114
History and Guide Jill Kamil. Beit al-Wali Beit al-Wali (literally "house of the holy man') is a small commemorative chapel built by Ramses II. It was originally situated partway up a hill, to the south of a side-valley leading to the Kalabsha Temple.
