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Definition of umma in English: umma(also ummah) noun ˈʊməˈʊmə The whole community of Muslims bound together by ties of religion. Example sentencesExamples - The Muslim ummah is looking at its leaders and governments.
- Prime objectives were to rid the Muslim ummah of the centuries-long mentality of taqlid (unquestioning imitation of precedent) and stagnation and to reform the moral, cultural, and political conditions of Muslims.
- The Muslim ummah, or Allah, or whatever it is that they see themselves as dying for is an entirely abstract ideal, something they find in their own heads rather than in their associations and struggles with other Muslims.
- It has always been the view and practice of a great portion of the Muslim ummah to perform their salâh according to the Hanafi fiqh.
- The Islamist state would apply the shari'a and unify the umma under a renewed caliphate, drawing on the ‘sacred-history’ of the community-state of Madina in the time of Muhammad.
- The Muslim ummah (transnational community of believers) from the Maghreb to Malacca is marked by ethnic, economic, doctrinal, cultural, and political differences.
- I hope that you and people in positions such as yourself can understand and appreciate this problem so that Insha-Allah the Muslim community can grow with both converts and born Muslims as a single ummah.
- Nor is it hard to understand why they are seen as artefacts of a distant past: they explicitly seek to recreate a pre-modern society, that of the umma at the time of the Prophet Mohammed in the seventh century.
- The Muslim ummah is the religious identity and not a political identity.
- While it's hard or impossible for the whole ummah to meet on the same feasting day, it's not hard for the people of one country to do so.
- To not accept the loan would mean not attending the program, and not achieving a noble end, i.e. to help the Muslim ummah.
- We, as a Muslim ummah, have to learn to sacrifice our ego in our community, tolerate difference of opinions within the boundaries of the Qur'an and Sunnah and we should not compete in raising our level of living and wealth.
- Among the Muslim ummah today, one unfortunately finds people who go to extremes in regards to the status of hadeeth.
- The ummah became more fragmented than ever and became even more receptive to Western cultural penetration.
- I don't know what's written on it, but the MamaList of Islamic Links says it's a personal blog discussing the ummah.
- During prayers, the ummah, the community of all Muslims, forms an Islamic ornament, and we were kneeling only a dozen steps away from the centre of this living pattern.
- In Medina, Mohammed established an ummah, a Muslim community, with every aspect of life - political, religious, social and economic - subject to Islamic teaching.
- The same puritanical tendency has been revived by militant groups today, who exclude lax or nominal Muslims from their definition of the umma, the world-wide community of believers.
- Membership in the community of Muslims, the umma, is in principle open to whoever submits to God, the meaning of Islam.
- The Muslim ummah has no obligation to honor ‘peace agreements ‘negotiated on their behalf by people who defy Allah's command.’
Origin Arabic, literally 'people, community'. Definition of umma in US English: umma(also ummah) nounˈo͝oməˈʊmə The whole community of Muslims bound together by ties of religion. Example sentencesExamples - I don't know what's written on it, but the MamaList of Islamic Links says it's a personal blog discussing the ummah.
- The Muslim ummah (transnational community of believers) from the Maghreb to Malacca is marked by ethnic, economic, doctrinal, cultural, and political differences.
- I hope that you and people in positions such as yourself can understand and appreciate this problem so that Insha-Allah the Muslim community can grow with both converts and born Muslims as a single ummah.
- During prayers, the ummah, the community of all Muslims, forms an Islamic ornament, and we were kneeling only a dozen steps away from the centre of this living pattern.
- The Islamist state would apply the shari'a and unify the umma under a renewed caliphate, drawing on the ‘sacred-history’ of the community-state of Madina in the time of Muhammad.
- It has always been the view and practice of a great portion of the Muslim ummah to perform their salâh according to the Hanafi fiqh.
- In Medina, Mohammed established an ummah, a Muslim community, with every aspect of life - political, religious, social and economic - subject to Islamic teaching.
- The Muslim ummah has no obligation to honor ‘peace agreements ‘negotiated on their behalf by people who defy Allah's command.’
- Membership in the community of Muslims, the umma, is in principle open to whoever submits to God, the meaning of Islam.
- The Muslim ummah is the religious identity and not a political identity.
- The ummah became more fragmented than ever and became even more receptive to Western cultural penetration.
- Among the Muslim ummah today, one unfortunately finds people who go to extremes in regards to the status of hadeeth.
- To not accept the loan would mean not attending the program, and not achieving a noble end, i.e. to help the Muslim ummah.
- The same puritanical tendency has been revived by militant groups today, who exclude lax or nominal Muslims from their definition of the umma, the world-wide community of believers.
- We, as a Muslim ummah, have to learn to sacrifice our ego in our community, tolerate difference of opinions within the boundaries of the Qur'an and Sunnah and we should not compete in raising our level of living and wealth.
- Nor is it hard to understand why they are seen as artefacts of a distant past: they explicitly seek to recreate a pre-modern society, that of the umma at the time of the Prophet Mohammed in the seventh century.
- The Muslim ummah is looking at its leaders and governments.
- While it's hard or impossible for the whole ummah to meet on the same feasting day, it's not hard for the people of one country to do so.
- The Muslim ummah, or Allah, or whatever it is that they see themselves as dying for is an entirely abstract ideal, something they find in their own heads rather than in their associations and struggles with other Muslims.
- Prime objectives were to rid the Muslim ummah of the centuries-long mentality of taqlid (unquestioning imitation of precedent) and stagnation and to reform the moral, cultural, and political conditions of Muslims.
Origin Arabic, literally ‘people, community’. |