Maliki-salafi faith: Mohammed b. Alevî al-Maliki example
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In today's world, in the history of the Islamic world, many religious and canon law identities have been formed in parallel with the Muslim understanding of Islam. One of the sectarian identities that existed since the first period as faith and canon law is Malikî-Salafîlik. Today, Hanbali-Salafism constitutes the general understanding of Salafist thought. Another practical form of a Salafi creed approach appears as Maliki-Salafism. Maliki-Salafi creed, the first representative and founder of Malikis, Malik b. It has continued its existence on different individuals starting from Enes until today. With this study, how the understanding of Malikî-Salafi Islam emerged from the first years of Islam has emerged, one of the most important representatives of this understanding, Muhammed b. Alevi's views and thoughts have been scrutinized. Mohammed b. Alevi's thinking system and the ideas that are different from Hanbali-Salafis have been examined and tried to be conveyed comparatively.
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Hasan Aslan
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Hasan Aslan (Master Thesis). Maliki-salafi faith: Mohammed b. Alevî al-Maliki example, 2021, Aksaray University.
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