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The Issue of Taqleed (Blind-Following)

Sarghodwee, Abu Salam Muhammad Siddeque Muhaddith
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Sarghodwee, Abu Salam Muhammad Siddeque Muhaddith
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taqleed
meaning of qalaadah
muqallid
religion
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Cultural ethics
Cultural/intercultural ethics
Religious ethics
Spirituality and ethics
Methods of ethics
Philosophical ethics
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Islamic Ethics
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The word taqleed is a derivative of Qalaadah, and the linguistic meaning of qalaadah is to wear a collar that a dog wears around its neck. The meaning of taqleed in terminology is to act upon the opinion of an Imaam from the Ummah without knowing the evidence. So the muqallid is the one who does taqleed.(From islamhouse subject info).
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2013
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