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The Rise of Muslim Umma at Makkah and Its Integration

KakaKhel, Dr Muhammad Nazeer
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KakaKhel, Dr Muhammad Nazeer
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Umma, leader, religion, Quran, Nation
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Religious ethics
Comparative religious ethics
Spirituality and ethics
Comparative religion and interreligious dialogue
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Islamic Ethics
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THE TERM ‘UMMA’ is derived from the word ‘amm’ (the root) which means ‘to aim at’ or ‘to intend to’. Hence, ordinarily, it means the people who ‘intend to’ follow a leader or a religion. Moreover, it is used in the sense of the desire ‘to belong to’ one place or generation, and various kinds of birds. This article discuss about the rise of Muslim Umma at Makkah and its integration.
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2006
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