- most
Barelvis in
South Asia
follow the
Maturidi school of
Islamic theology, the
Hanafi madhhab of fiqh and the
Qadiri or
Chishti Sufi orders.
Barelvis in...
- them was unjust, and this
initiated a
reciprocal series of
fatwas between Barelvis and
Deobandis which has
lasted to the present.
Ahmed Raza Khan
wrote various...
- was an
Indian Islamic scholar. A
mufti of the
Barelvis, he was the great-grandson of
Ahmed Raza Khan
Barelvi who was
considered to be a
Mujaddid by his followers...
-
Shias and
between Deobandis and
Barelvis. A
solid majority of
Barelvis had
supported the
creation of ****stan, and
Barelvi ulama had also
issued fatwas in...
-
Zahid Hussain (born 18
February 1940),
better known by the pen name
Wasim Barelvi, is an
Indian Urdu-language poet. He was born in Bareilly,
Uttar Pradesh...
- S****
Ahmad Barelvi, also
known as
Sayyid Ahmad Shahid, (1786–1831) was an
Islamic revivalist, scholar, and
military commander from
Indian subcontinent...
- to
Human Rights Watch (HRW). **** (the
largest Muslim sect)
Sufis and
Barelvis have also
suffered from some
sectarian violence, with
attacks on religious...
- of
Journalists condemned the ban on the media. It was also
noted that
Barelvis attended the
funeral in
large numbers.
Qadri was
buried in the Bara Kahu...
- heresies, such as Deobandism, Wahhabism, Shi'ism and Ahmadism.
Contemporary Barelvis generally follow the
teachings of the
Hanafi and Shafi'i
schools of jurisprudence...
-
Dargah (shrine) or
mausoleum of
Ahmed Raza Khan
Barelvi, a 19th-century
islamic scholar who
founded the
Barelvi movement. It is
located in
Bareilly district...
