Kuzey Afrika İbâzî Akidesi: Cenâvünî Örneği

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Titre

Kuzey Afrika İbâzî Akidesi: Cenâvünî Örneği

Créateur

Kılavuz, Ulvi Murat Voir tous les contenus avec cette valeur

Date

2015

Dans

Uludağ Üniversitesi İlahiyat Fakültesi Dergisi Voir tous les contenus avec cette valeur

Résumé

The Ibāḍī Creed of Maghrib: The Case of al-Janāwunī
Abstract
North Africa (Maghrib) had been very important for Ibāḍiyya since its formative period as the Ibāḍī creed shaped the theological identity of huge Berber-origin masses and the region has hosted their political structures that reached statehood. Thanks to the Khārijī/Ibāḍī principle of equality of all Muslims regardless of ethnic origins and the confidence that this principle provided to non-Arab elements, Berber tribes of Libya that Abū Zakariyyāʾ al-Janāwunī belonged to had been the earliest communities who accepted Islam in the region. Even though it has experienced minor evolution depending on sociopolitical conditions of the time and the region, the Ibāḍī creed of Maghrib came to this day by being in general congruence with the mainstream Ibāḍiyya. Al-Janāwunī had been a bridge transmitting the thought/creed of his predecessor Ibāḍī imāms to the generations coming after him and played a very central role in defining the boundaries of Maghrib Ibāḍī identity.

Langue

tur

volume

24

numéro

2

pages

71-23

Kılavuz, Ulvi Murat, “Kuzey Afrika İbâzî Akidesi: Cenâvünî Örneği”, 2015, bibliographie, consulté le 7 septembre 2024, https://ibadica.org/s/bibliographie/item/8660