Sufism

Crimean trace in Indonesian Islam: Sulaiman Al-Qirimi
Crimean trace in Indonesian Islam: Sulaiman Al-Qirimi
It is commonly known that Indonesia is on the list of the most populous Muslim countries (more than 250 million people). Some of its regions were Islamized in the late Middle Ages (primarily due to relations with the Middle East countries and India), and already in the XVII-XVIII centuries Muslims...
The Conference of Ulama in Grozny: the Reaction of the Islamic World
31/08/2016
The conference of Ulama in Grozny: the reaction of the Islamic world
In August 29, the representative congress of Muslim scholars, entitled "World Islamic Conference “Who are they, the followers of the Sunnah” finished its work in Grozny (Chechen Republic). More than 100 participants from 30 countries, especially from the Russian Federation, (almost all of them were...
Giray's Faith — the roots of moderate Islam of the Crimean Tatars are buried in the history of this people
29/07/2015
Zyndzhyrly medrese
The legend has it that Islam proliferated in Crimea owing to two associates of Prophet Muhammad Malik al-Ashtar and Ghazi Mansour as early as the 7th century A.D. Yet it is more likely that the peninsula turned Muslim owing to Turks rather than Arabs. It came as a result of a conquest in the 13th...
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