This series comprises academic articles rigorously researched within the broad parameters of Tabah Research concerns of approximately 10,000–15,000 words. Articles are published as individual monographs and adhere to international academic publishing standards.
Addressing a number of major moral and legal questions of our age, Shaykh Bin Bayyah describes how Muslim jurisprudence works to alleviate human hardship and to account for Read more
A case study in Islamic Law and Ethics by Musa Furber.
Animals are at the heart of many of today’s heated ethical and legal debates. This paper presents a survey of Qur’anic verses and prophetic narrations related to kept animals, and a study Read more
This essay seeks to delineate points of entry for Muslim theological reasoning into conversations in the field of philosophy of mind.
By equating the Kalam principle of Read more
Actions of an earlier generation affect whether later generations will exist at all as well as the quality and type of life they will have. Discussions concerning the obligations earlier generations owe later generations have proven to be useful Read more
This paper offers an operational framework for establishing an authentic expression of indigenous Muslim culture. This framework consists of five operational principles, which are discussed at length and illustrated with examples: trusting reason, respecting dissent, stressing societal obligations, setting priorities, and embracing maxims.
The purpose of this paper is to present an integral critique that explores the underlying conceptual structure of the work of Muhammad Shahrur. It is the author’s contention that every thinker and Read more