This research emphasizes on the methodology of al-Imam Ibn cAshur in communicating with the prophetic traditions (ahadith) in al-Tahrir wa al-Tanwir. This research is based on the analytical study and critical approach. The analytical study is focused on three main points. Firstly, the biography of Ibn cAshur and an introduction to his book al-Tahrir wa al-Tanwir. Secondly, the explanation of Ibn cAshur's stand on the most important discussions of Sunnah: Hujjiyyat al-Sunnah, Istiqlaliyyat al-Sunnah fi al-Tashric, Tawdih al-Sunnah li al-Qur'an, al-Ishkal fi al-Hadith and his stand regarding al-Ahadith al-Mutacaridah wa al-Mutawafiqah. Thirdly, the explanation of Ibn cAshur's methodology in communicating with the most important discussions of Hadith; al-Istidlal, al-Takhrij, al-Hukm cala al-Hadith and Sharh al-Hadith. As for the critical approach, this research undergoes the practical side of al-Takhrij by verifiying the prophetic traditions (ahadith) in al-Tahrir wa al-Tanwir in order to reclaim its sources and its authenticity. In conclusion, some important facts are found. First, the book of al-Tahrir wa al-Tanwir includes both Tafsir bi al-Ma'thur and Tafsir bi al-Ra'y. Second, Ibn cAshur was an Ashcariyy in faith and a Malikiyy in fiqh, but he still upheld the Sunnah of the Prophet Muhammad s.a.w. and was humble in discussions and debates. Third, Ibn cAshur some times verified the prophetic traditions (ahadith) that he had in his book al-Tahrir wa al-Tanwir. This noble action is especially rare in most of the current books of Tafsir. Finally, the book of al-Tahrir wa al-Tanwir, like any other books, contains some non-acceptable prophetic traditions (ahadith) but they are small in number compared to the large volumes of prophetic traditions (ahadith). This fact does give its readers and researcher a sense of relief.

This research focuses on highlighting the features of peace agreements models based on Sunnah, especially when dealt with various events in peace situations. Furthermore, Prophet came to show the concept of magistrates and the extent of its legitimacy, with clarification and knowledge of the types of peace and the benefits of magistrates, as well as knowing the reasons obstructing peace. In addition, the research aims to present an analytical study on the parameters of peace in the Prophetic Sunnah, to revive the Prophetic Sunnah in this aspect, and reach a set of rules on the side of peace in the Prophetic Sunnah, in order to be a reference in this section, and aims to reach the reasons obstructing peace in Libya with the development of proposed solutions. In explaining this, the researcher will follow several approaches, including: the inductive approach in order to collect and extrapolate the hadiths of the Prophet Muhammad, may Allah bless him and grant him peace, from the nine hadith books mentioned in the chapter on reconciliation in the Sunnah, and the critical approach; This is to find out the extent of the authenticity of the hadiths from their weakness. Thus, the analytical approach is taken in order to analyze these hadiths and analyze the questionnaire that was developed and distributed to find out these reasons, the purpose of arriving at general rules in the chapter of reconciliation and developing the proposed solutions. The researcher revealed that the most important of which are: that reconciliation in The Prophet’s Sunnah was based on firm and clear legal principles in the Noble Qur’an and the Prophet’s Sunnah and that the Messenger, may Allah bless him, and his honorable companions, in their behavior and actions, took into account the requirements of peace, which reconcile between people, and that the provisions of peace is referred to, in their entirety, to the rule of collecting the word, judging with justice and recommending good things. Therefore, must be applied in Libya because it is crucial. The state must intensify efforts in this regard. The ruling between the litigants must be fair and advisory.

The study of the Prophetic sunnah has attracted significant attention from scholars throughout the ages. However, the exploration of its higher objectives (maqaṣid) has not received sufficient consideration. Existing studies have not comprehensively addressed the overarching objectives of the sunnah across all the domains it covers. Although some research and articles discussed the objectives of the sunnah, these studies were limited in scope and precision in defining the relevant objectives, underscoring the need for a more comprehensive study in this area. In contrast to the increasing body of research on the objectives of the Quran, the investigation of the objectives of the sunnah remains underdeveloped. This highlights the importance of this present study, which aims to uncover the higher objectives of the sunnah through an analysis of Ṣaḥiḥ al-Bukhari and Ṣaḥiḥ Muslim. This study adopts an inductive approach, gathering hadith texts that share a common meaning to identify the overarching objectives, alongside an analytical method focusing on examining issues and details and linking them to these higher objectives. Additionally, this study employs the traditional method, relying on the interpretations of hadith scholars to clarify the relationship between the extracted hadiths and the derived objectives. This study concludes that the higher objectives of the Prophetic sunnah revolve around three main objectives: first, recognition of Allah al-Raḥman, which includes the recognition of al- Maʿbud (the worshipped), risalat al-Maʿbud (His message), and ṭuruq al-ʿibadah (the methods of worship); second, knowledge of insan (the human being), which encompasses understanding the physiological (jusmani), intellectual (nafsani), and spiritual (ruḥani) aspects of human nature; and third, the management (riʿayah) of alakwan (the beings), which involves social development, the management of al-mulk (possession) and al-taskhir (stewardship), and the development of civilisation (al- ʿumran).

This thesis dealt with the study of a newly printed manuscript in the area of linguistic interpretation, which is a summary of the Al-Mukhtaṣar of Al-Samῑn Al- Ḥalabῑ in the syntax of the Holy Qur'an by ’Abd Raḥman Al-Tinilanῑ. The importance of this book lies in being a summary of the interpretation of Al-Durr Al-Maṣūn by Al-Samῑn Al- Ḥalabῑ. It is troublesome not with standing the extent of the scientific legacy in the field of linguistic interpretation; it involves problems, including the repetition of the interpreters of what their predecessors said. This makes it challenging to research the interpretational technique and analyze the additional facts among them. An additional facet of the issues pertains to the prevalence of numerous weak viewpoints regarding the syntax, vocabulary definitions, and validity of the reasons for revelation and interpretation. It also involves the commentators' obsession with disproving the claims made by their opponents while engaging in the least amount of ethical debate with one another because their doctrinal, linguistic, or jurisprudential theories differ. The Mukhtaṣar AlSamῑn researchers' author suggested that, depending on the parts of interpretation they are more interested in, they could potentially benefit from preexisting interpretations as needed. This method can be abandoned due to the needs of modern scholars who might become perplexed by the vast amount of interpretation without having access to all the information. The study reached results that can be summarized as follows: Due to the loss of numerous books and manuscripts, the interpretation of Al-Durr Al-Maṣūn is a crucial source of information in the chapter on grammarians' sayings, famous and unusual Quranic readings, and the numerous poetic evidence found within. One particularly noteworthy example of this is the interpretation of Al-Samῑn Al-Ḥalabῑ due to the loss of a great deal of books and manuscripts. The statement about the usefulness of the Mukhtassar Al-Samῑn’s abbreviation in making the compilation easier by making it smaller in size, eliminating any grammatical errors, including it in the vocabulary list, and suggesting potential translations of passages from the Quran. It also states possible estimates of the Quranic verses, and the mention of derivation of the word and the stages of the changing of its structures. By employing the method of thematic interpretation, it begins by looking up the definition of a word in the surah of the Qur'an, before referring it the dictionaries. All of this contributes to the differentiation of Al-Tinilanῑ’s approach to interpretation, as the fundamental goals of the study are represented. The message ultimately encourages scholars to carry out further research into the meanings of the Qur'an, attempt to apply it to our reality, and make use of contemporary instruments and scientific research. It also refers to its features and additions in the heritage construction related to linguistic interpretation of the Qur’an.

This study examined the methodology of understanding the Qur'anic text and its impact on the science of interpretation (ꜥIlm al-Tafseer) by demonstrating the established scientific foundations through which speech (Kalām) is understood in general, and the Qur'anic texts in particular, and how this methodology was applied in interpretation, with the best results, and how deviation happens when this methodology is not used to the interpretation of the Qur'anic text. In addition to describing this process in depth, I also provided instances that illustrate the consequences of deviating from the proper road to comprehending the Qur'anic text. The study was conducted in five chapters. The first chapter addressed the research plan and its general structure, while the second chapter elucidated the definition of the methodology for understanding the Qur'anic text and the facts upon which it is based, the concept and types of text, the characteristics of the Qur'anic text and the obligation towards it. The third and fourth chapters addressed the facts on which the methodology for interpreting the Qur'anic text is based, namely a linguistic circumstance, religious validity and customary idiomatic, the sections of each of them, and the arrangement of these facts with evidence and examples, and then the applications of these facts for interpretation (Tafseer). The fifth chapter addressed the influence of the methodology of interpreting the Qur'anic text on interpretation by transmitted (Mʾathūr), opinion (Rʾay), and objectives (Maqāṣid), by explicating their sections and the impact of this methodology on each type with instances. The researcher relied on multiple approaches to reach the goal of this study within the scope of the study, which was represented by the statement of the methodology for correctly interpreting the Qur'anic text in accordance with scientific principles, evidence, and applications, as well as the impact of this methodology on the science of interpretation, by connecting scientific foundations and historical and contemporary concepts of the text of the Quran. The most important of the researcher's findings are that the Qur'anic text is unlike any other text and has many characteristics that distinguish it from others, and that these characteristics must be considered in any attempt to comprehend it; and that in order to comprehend the Qur'anic texts, this must be done in accordance with the controls of the three facts and their particulars, which is the linguistic circumstance, religious validity and customary idiomatic. Any interpretation that disregards these norms and facts is incorrect, regardless of its origin or proverb. The researcher ended with a number of recommendations, the most significant of which is the necessity to evaluate the books of interpretation and change their conceptions that are inconsistent with the Holy Qur'anic text and its holiness and are not God's will.

The topic of social skills has garnered significant attention in recent years due to its paramount importance in the lives of individuals and communities. These skills facilitate positive interaction and active participation in various activities, contributing to the formation and development of human personality with all its characteristics, emotions, tendencies, and reactions. Consequently, they strengthen communities and aid in achieving their goals and coherence. This study aimed to elucidate the role of social skills in shaping human personality, identifying the distinguishing characteristics and attributes that contribute to the progressive civilization of individuals. The researcher adopted an inductive approach, examining the intricacies related to the subject of social skills. Additionally, an analytical methodology was employed to comprehensively review and analyze Quranic texts relevant to the topic. Through the analysis of Quranic characters, the study categorized these skills into communicative, behavioral, and ethical dimensions, as well as those related to one's social function for livelihood. The study yielded significant results, revealing that the character of Solomon exemplified a set of inspirational social skills, including continuous supervision of his subjects, decisiveness, self-confidence, sound decision-making, and diplomatic communication.

This study aims to explain issues over which Muhammad Abduh and Rashid Rida differ in the field of tafsir (Islamic exegesis). The thesis is entitled the Issues over which Rashid Rida Differs with his own teacher, Muhammad Abduh in Tafsir Al-Manar: An Analytical and Critical Study. This study investigates in a practical way the method followed by the two sheikhs in Tafsir Al-Manar. Investigating the differing issues between the two sheikhs during their lives gives a clear picture of their approach. This study includes four chapters and a conclusion with special focus on the approach used by the two sheikhs, first in laying out the foundation to deal with the issues of disagreement in the field of Tafsir and the sciences of Quran, second in explaining different issues they disagree on by setting a systematic comparison in order to identify the points of agreement and disagreement between the two. The study also includes the historical backgrounds of the two sheikhs and the methods they use in the field of Tafsir. It also deals with their views on Islamic doctrine and jurisprudence. Likewise, the study discusses their views on revival, their outcry for reform, and their role in advocating for renaissance of the ummah. The study captures how the two sheikhs dealt and interacted with the pressing issues that the Muslim world was faced by during their lives. The researcher uses inductive method to explain the methods employed by Rashid Rida to criticise his teacher, the Grand Imam on the interpretation of some verses. Similarly, the researcher uses analytical approach to find out the rationale behind the disagreement that occurred between the teacher and his disciple, and to come to a scientific finding that defines the method of the two sheikhs and the issues over which they differ. The research concludes that the method employed by Muhammad Abduh and his disciple depends chiefly on reason, which led them to go against some sharia-based concepts .

This study deals with the intentional trend of Al-Nili and its impact on renewing the Quranic sciences issues and aims to criticize and review it, as Al-Nili claimed that he had a new theory of language that believes in the physical relationship between sound and meaning and that the best method for studying the Quran is the verbal method, which he started with by distinguishing between the language of the Quran and the Arabic language. He rejected the concepts of synonymy, metaphor, metonymy, simile, advancement, delay, deletion and estimation. He rejected the application of grammatical rules, the methods of the Arabs and their vocabulary, and the science of the principles of jurisprudence and its tools in understanding the Quranic text. He also denied the multiplicity of Quranic readings, rejected the authority of Tawatur's evidence in proving the Quran, and criticized the methods of interpretation. He aslo has a new reading of the Quranic miracle, the repetition of stories, the Quranic comma, the issue of the decisive and the ambiguous in the Quran, among other things. The research applied three methods to analyze and discuss these views of Al-Nili, and the study came out with several results, including: that the roots of Al-Nili’s views are found in various sciences related to modern linguistics, Western philosophy, and Arab modernity, so they are nothing more than a selective thought, but Al-Nili was able to formulate it in a somewhat systematic way, and that Al-Nili went beyond the mechanisms and controls of renewal in the sciences of the Qur’an, so his views included many contradictions and problems, starting with the incompleteness of his verbal approach, which was based on incomplete induction, and then his various applications, as his treatment of the multiplicity of readings led to the statement of the distortion of the Qur’an, and that his exclusion of the Prophetic Sunnah and his disregard for the reasons for revelation made him stumble in controlling the meanings of words in the Qur’an, and that his rejection of the grammatical and morphological rules and the methods of the Arabs made him burden himself with interpreting the meanings of the Qur’an’s vocabulary, and calling for the establishment of a Qur’anic grammar science, disconnected from the speech of the Arabs in a way that made him fall into the contradictions that other interpreters were described with.

This study aims to shed light on the subject of “The Hadiths of Tribulations and Epics in Sahih Bukhari and Sahih Muslim and the position of al-Madrasah al- ‘Aqliyyah: A Critical study. Allah the Almighty has sent Prophet Muhammad, peace be upon him, with the final Shariah law that holds good for all mankind and made the Qur'an and the Sunnah the source of Law. Both are inspired by the almighty Allah, so both are inseparable. The Sunnah played a great role in upholding the Shariah Laws. If the Qur'anic text is reliable in its interpretation and pluralism in its interpretation, the Sunnah guarantees safety and the guarantor of uprightness. The Almighty Allah has restricted mankind to preserve the noble Sunnah of the prophet Muhammad S.A.W. They carried out its divine authority and recited its divine glories. At the forefront of guarding and preserving the Sunnah of the two imams - Al-Bukhari and Muslim and their two Sahihs – they emerged for their scientific status and historical fame. With the emergence of intellectual exploration, Hadith, and Westernization in the 19th century, the modern school of thought appeared with a method that contradicts the method of the hadiths in dealing with the Prophetic Sunnah. Such hadith are related to -“Al-fitan Wal MalahimWaAshrat Al saat”- and the position of the madrasa al-aqliyah from her. The study was therefore aimed at challenging these issues because of the invasion of the modern madrasah for many of the intellectual schools and the attention of the people of the sects towards the holy Sunnah, especially to its most important sources, "Sahih Al-Bukhari and Sahih Muslim,” which claimed to be against Al-Aql. To achieve the desired research objectives, the researcher adopted the following approaches. Inductive approach: The researcher followed this approach in collecting data and information related to the subject by extrapolating the hadiths of epics and tribulations in the two Sahihs that were criticized by the intellectual exploration school of thought, as well as extrapolating all the suspicions and appeals that the mental school threw these hadiths. In addition, the researcher used the descriptive analytical approach by analyzing the suspicions of the mental school towards the hadiths of temptation in the two Sahihs in a correct scientific analysis and describing the dimensions of their appeals quantitatively and qualitatively according to what was proven by the commentators of the hadiths and approved by the distinguished scholars of the nation. As for the historical method, the researcher relied on this approach by tracing the roots of the mental school, its stages of development and its most important flags. The study reached the most important results. The researcher mentioned the number of hadiths criticized by the mental school in the two Sahihs of the chapters of temptation, epics and signs of the hour, as well as aspects of response to them. Moreover, there are controls that must be adhered to with the hadiths of temptation and the signs of the Hour, including limiting themselves to the texts of the Qur'an and the authentic Sunnah, and limiting themselves to the authentic hadiths without the weak, the subject and the false. This study has the potential to guide future researchers.

This research aims to address problematic hadiths related to the Children of Israel within the contexts of creed (ʿaqidah) and worship (ʿibadat), with particular focus on their practical implications for interactions with non-Muslims. It also seeks to clarify the ambiguity surrounding the term "Children of Israel" and to explore its conceptual relationship with the legacy of Prophetic traditions. The study adopts an inductive approach to collect and classify relevant hadiths that may be deemed problematic. It further applies the methodology of hadith scholars (muḥaddithūn) to authenticate these narrations, tracing them back to their original sources and evaluating their levels of authenticity. In addition, historical and analytical methods are employed to formulate key questions and categorise responses, to develop a comprehensive and reasoned interpretation of the hadiths under study. The findings are systematically organised to promote sound understanding and offer well-supported solutions based on textual evidence. The study underscores the significance of problematic hadiths as a field of inquiry that can be approached across various disciplines, provided that each field applies appropriate methodological frameworks. It also highlights the contributions of both early and contemporary scholars—hadith specialists and others—whose discussions on such narrations, though valuable, often remain scattered and uncollected in a unified, systematic body of work. The research identifies nearly one hundred problematic hadiths related to the Children of Israel, encompassing areas of creed, worship, and social transactions. Notable examples include the hadith: “Every child is born in a state of fiṭrah (natural disposition), until his parents make him a Jew or a Christian,” contrasted with another hadith stating: “The wretched one is he who was decreed to be wretched while in his mother’s womb, and the happy one is he who was decreed to be happy while in his mother’s womb.” In addition to over twenty other hadiths, these examples serve to support the study’s reasoning and interpretation. The research concludes with a compilation of interpretative approaches and solutions presented across approximately twenty-five thematic discussions, covering over thirty specific issues. These discussions aim to link the meanings of these hadiths to their contemporary applications, thereby offering a deeper and more precise understanding of this vital dimension of the Prophetic tradition; and strengthening its applicability to the realities of peaceful co-existence in today’s world.

This research highlights the importance of youth awareness in empowering young people for the civilizational renaissance of the Islamic nation, inspired by the Prophetic biography. The study focuses on analyzing the obstacles preventing the achievement of this awareness, examining the characteristics of youth, and their vital role as the most important human resource for the nation. It also explores the concepts of renaissance, nation, and awareness, providing a practical study of the Prophetic State, which successfully prepared a generation distinguished by awareness, sound nature, knowledge, and life skills. The inductive and analytical methodologies were adopted in this research.he research concludes that youth are the most crucial group in achieving civilizational renaissance and that focusing on shaping their awareness based on correct thinking and integrating them into society contributes to the nation's regaining its leading position. The study includes an action plan to build this enlightened generation, guided by the teachings of Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him), and recommends the necessity of providing a specialized environment to support youth's freedom, creativity, and societal peace.

This research focuses on investigating the concepts of Tawhid (monotheism) and Fiṭrah (innate nature) in the thoughts of Ismail Raji al-Faruqi and Syed Muhammad Naqib al-Attas. The scholars offer a unique and comprehensive perspective on Tawhid within the framework of Islamic thought, science, and epistemology. Al-Faruqi considers Tawhid to be the fundamental pillar for any reformative program in any field, deriving from an all-encompassing and integrated worldview. He also believes that Fiṭrah is a crucial element in the study of religions, viewing transcendental religion as inherently human, asserting that humans are naturally innocent. Professor Syed Muhammad Naqib al-Attas, on the other hand, integrates the principles of Fitrah into life, particularly in education, emphasising the importance of teaching students innate moral and human values. For al-Attas, religion is a return to one's sound Fitrah, and civilisation reflects the development of morals and culture in human society, achieving complete human identity based on values and ethics governed by religion, thus contributing to the construction of just and advanced societies. The research employed the inductive method to gather data from primary and secondary sources. It used comparative analytical method to study the data related to al-Faruqi's and al-Attas's thoughts on Tawhīd and Fiṭrah. The research concluded with several significant findings, including that al-Faruqi studied the Qur'an through three main dimensions: imaginaries, ethics, and aesthetics, which are foundational for studying of religion and philosophy. In contrast, al-Attas sought to understand the Qur'anic texts through various disciplines and studies, forming a process of interpretation from multiple scientific frameworks, including philosophy, Sufism, language, and metaphysics, which he calls the concept of Metalinguistic interpretation. The research recommends conducting systematic comparative studies between the thoughts of Ismail Raji al-Faruqi and Syed Muhammad Naqib al-Attās to deepen understanding and broaden horizons in this field.

This study dealt with the methodology of understanding the verses of promise and threat and their effects on the behavior of the addressees, through studying them in the context in which they were received to reach the intended meaning and purpose of their receipt. The study also clarified that the failure to implement the context in understanding the verses of promise and threat leads to a deviation in their understanding and the scourges that this causes, which I explained in detail in the research. The study was completed in five chapters, the first chapter dealt with: the research plan and its general structure, and the second chapter clarified: the definition of the meaning of the context, the conditions for its implementation, and the importance of its significance. The second chapter came in three sections, in which I defined the signs of promise and threat, then highlighted the role of context in revealing the meanings of the signs of promise and threat, and concluded the topic with the most important effects of neglecting context in understanding the signs of promise and threat. The fourth chapter fell into three sections, through which the most prominent Islamic groups dealt with the texts of the verses of promise and threat, and then discussed those statements, indicating the extent to which they contradict the Qur'anic context and the purposes of the Qur'an. The fifth and final chapter came to show the effect of the verses of promise and promise in the Glorious Qur'an, within three sections. In the first section, the role of context in revealing the significance of intimidation and fear of the verses of promise and threat was explained, and in the second section, the role of context in revealing the significance of enticement and hope, and the third section, the role of context in revealing the significance of advocacy to non-Muslims in the verses of promise and threat. The researcher relied on several approaches to reach the goal of this study within the limits of the study, which was to clarify the methodology of understanding the verses of promise and threat, according to the Qur'anic context in which they were mentioned, and then analyze those inferred meanings and monitor their repercussions on the behavior of the addressees. The researcher reached a set of results, the most important of which is that the verses of promise and threat can only be understood through their context, and that any attempt to understand them away from their context loses their spirit and invalidates their interpretation, and one side prevails over the other, so the balance tends towards excessive or negligence. The researcher concluded with a number of recommendations, the most important of which are: directing researcher to take into account the Quranic context of the verses of promise and threat, and complete abstraction from the beliefs and preconceptions of the topics of the Holy Quran. The Quran is cited for the validity of beliefs, and it is a ruler, not ruled. What the context denied is falsehood.

This research highlights the efforts of the State of Qatar over half a century in serving the Qur’an, by addressing the issue of neglecting the Qur’anic inheritance in our time. It shows that the efforts made have gone through various stages without documentation and development. In our era, the death of scholars and reciters has increased, leading to losing their experiences and expertise without recording their memories. The research also addresses the issue of the weak documentation of Qatar's efforts in serving the Qur’an, and the delay in evaluating and assessing these efforts, while other countries have begun documenting them for over two decades. These efforts are presented in six chapters. The first chapter outlines the research plan and its general structure. The second chapter explains the concept of efforts to serve the Qur’an both linguistically and terminologically, its importance and teaching, its impact on individuals and society, and the stages of development of the writing of the Qur’an, its exegesis, and Qur’anic sciences. It also introduces the State of Qatar, its origination, and its political, social, economic and educational situation. The third chapter highlights the efforts of the religious institution in serving the Qur’an through memorization centers and women’s centers concerned with teaching the Qur’an, the emergence and printing of the Qatar Qur’an, Qur’anic competitions organized by the Ministry of Endowments and Islamic Affairs, and Qur’an publications provided by various religious institutions. Chapter four clarifies the role of educational institutions, including the Ministry of Education, the Religious Institute School, the College of Sharia at Qatar University, and various educational libraries in the field of the Quran. Chapter five examines the role of societal institutions, such as media, youth, cultural, charitable, educational, and military institutions. Finally, chapter six demonstrates the role of individuals in serving the Qur’an, including scholars and reciters. The research is limited to specific boundaries: geographically, it focuses on the State of Qatar and its inhabitants. Temporally, it covers the period from 1971 to 2021. Intellectually, it is confined to Qur’anic efforts. The research employs the inductive and comparative approaches and personal interviews. The researcher reached several results, the most notable of which is the abundance of audio, visual and written Qur’anic content in Qatar. One of the key recommendations is the necessity of establishing a dedicated department for the Qur’an and its sciences under the religious institution, to be responsible for all Quranic activities in Qatar, whether through implementation, oversight, or partnership.

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This research aims to shed light on the declaration of polygamy, clarify its objectives in Sharia, and explore the obstacles and consequences related to polygamy in Afghanistan, followed by the identification of solutions considering the Quranic verses and prophetic traditions to overcome contemporary challenges. The research discusses the importance of polygamy and its role in addressing moral, economic, and social issues in Afghanistan. It also contributes to raising awareness among Muslims in general, and Afghans in particular, about the religious impacts of practising polygamy in Afghanistan, demonstrating that polygamy does not constitute oppression of women or a violation of their dignity, nor does it mean that men dominate women to satisfy their desires. Instead, it is, in fact, a right of women in society. The researcher employed the method of inductive, survey-based research in writing this paper, which involved gathering relevant materials, conducting interviews and observations, and analysing the data. The researcher collected data from interviews with professors, specialists, and community members, in addition to a survey conducted among youth regarding polygamy in Afghanistan. The analysis revealed varied opinions, with some considering polygamy permissible according to Islamic law, while experts emphasise the importance of fairness between wives. On the other hand, youth, particularly in urban areas, oppose this practice due to concerns about human rights and equality. The results of the "Salam Watan Dar" survey showed significant opposition from women and youth to polygamy. The research proved that benefiting from religious guidance, by referring to the Book of Allah and the Sunnah of the Prophet, understanding the status and rights of women, and adhering to the conditions of polygamy in Islam — such as justice between wives in terms of division, accommodation, and fair treatment, as well as the ability to provide financial support — can assist Afghan society in overcoming the crises related to polygamy and the associated social, customary, economic, and moral challenges. Additionally, the research provides evidence to counter the misconceptions propagated by Western institutions. It offers a clear path that ensures the interests of men, women, and society, thus enhancing the success of polygamy in contemporary Afghanistan. Keywords: Polygamy, Afghanistan, Challenges, Quran, Sunnah.

The introduction of Islam to Indonesia necessitated the dissemination of knowledge regarding the Quran and its interpretation. Historical records indicate that in the 17th century CE, Sheikh Al-Fansuri authored a Malay-language Quranic exegesis titled Tarjuman Al-Mustafid. Later, in the 19th century CE, Sheikh Muhammad Hasbi Assiddiqi made significant contributions by writing a Quranic interpretation known as Tafsir Al-Majid An-Nur. Notably, both scholars hailed from the same region of Indonesia, Aceh. This research aims to examine the methodologies employed by these two scholars—Al-Fansuri and Assiddiqi— in addressing modern interpretative issues such as al-Mathur (transmitted traditions), Ra'y (opinion), Isra'iliyat (Israeli traditions), Ilmi (scientific), Bayani (rhetorical), and Lughawi (linguistic). Furthermore, the study explores their positions on gender-related matters, such as polygamy, women's participation in politics and work, and women's attire. The research employs an inductive approach to gather all relevant information concerning the interpretative methodologies of Al-Fansuri and Assiddiqi, as well as their views on women's issues. A comparative approach is used to analyze their interpretation methods and stances on the aforementioned topics. Finally, an analytical approach is adopted to critically discuss the findings, examining the scholars' positions on interpretation and women's logically and scientifically. The research concludes several findings, including that both scholars utilized similar methods in their interpretations, such as al-Mathur, Ra'y, Bayani, Lughawi, Fiqh (juridical), and Ilmi approaches. However, Sheikh Assiddiqi's stance on women's issues appears more stringent and explicit than Al-Fansuri’s. This discrepancy can be attributed to the different social and cultural contexts in which the scholars lived, with the needs and concerns of Assiddiqi's time influencing his more rigid positions on these matters, in contrast to the more flexible approach found in Al-Fansuri's work.

This study examines the reality of Qur’an memorisation circles in the city of Khamis Mushait, Saudi Arabia, through a field study. It aims to determine the impact of behavioural and leadership skills among the students of these circles, provide recommendations for refining these skills, and enhance their sense of responsibility toward the community to create a positive impact. The research problem identified in the outputs of Qur’an memorisation circles is the weakness in building behavioural and leadership skills among students, which negatively impacts two critical aspects: first, the existence of a well-balanced personality, characterised by stable thoughts, behaviours, emotions, and attitudes; and second, the graduation of effective and active Qur’an memorisers who positively influence their community. Therefore, the study aims to assess the extent to which Qur’an memorisation circles focus on the skill development of their students, analyse the effects and outcomes of this focus, and identify the behavioural and leadership skills necessary for students of these circles. It also seeks to contribute to the development of the system of behavioural and leadership skills among Qur’an memorisation students to build a well-rounded and balanced personality. The researcher employs the descriptive approach based on collecting quantitative and qualitative data, the analytical approach utilising statistical methods, and the field approach through training samples of students on the proposed skills to measure their impact. The research focuses on students from Qur’an memorisation circles in the city of Khamis Mushait in Saudi Arabia as the research population for the field study. At the conclusion, the study reached several results, the most notable of which are: the necessity of paying attention to the skill development for students in the Qur’an memorisation circles. Also, the significant positive impact of workshops, training sessions, and practical applications provided to the students, despite their scarcity and insufficiency. In addition, the need for a practical plan outlining the essential behavioural and leadership skills for students in Qur’an memorisation circles, along with implementation strategies, in addition to other results, the research concluded with a set of recommendations.

This study revolves around the challenges of integration faced by the Somali immigrant families and their attempts to preserve the original Islamic identity. The problem of this research lies in the challenges facing the Somali families due to their alienation from the homeland, their inability to keep up with the societal changes occurring in the countries to which they have emigrated, and the constant fear of losing their cultural values and Islamic identity. The researcher used inductive method to gather Quranic verses and hadiths that talk about the concept of family and to highlight the solutions provided by the Holy Quran, noble traditions of the Prophet, and the writings of Somali writers concerning the issues of Somali diaspora. Especially, it takes into account the United Nations’s report on human rights. Additionally, the researcher adopted analytical method to analyze the data related to the topic, and interview method wherein a meeting was arranged between the researcher and respondents. The interview included twenty people of both genders and from both the first generation and second generation immigrants. Thereafter, the results of the interview were analyzed and observations were recorded in order to examine the challenges faced by the Somali diaspora living in Minnesota. The research was concluded with several important results, the most important of which is that the Somali diaspora faces major challenges, including the growing gap between the first generation and their second generation children who grew up in the emigrated countries. This difference arises due to the parents’ insistence on raising their children in the traditional ways in which they were raised, while the second generation is searching for its own identity linked to its new homeland, which it considers an integral part of its existence. The other major challenges are the loss of identity and disintegration of family. Notably, this issue deepens and becomes more prominent with the lack of connection to the Book of Allah and the Sunnah of the Prophet.