Muhammad abduh biography

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2022 . Cambridge University Press. Cambridge University Press. by Ishaq Musa'ad and Kenneth Cragg. 2011 . . 978-0-8160-5454-1 . Abduh would inherit many of his subsequent public views, such as firm opposition to taqlid from his Sufi uncle.^[34][35]

ʿAbduh suffered from acute spiritual crises in his youth, similar to those experienced by the medieval Muslim scholar and Sufi mystic al-Ghazali.

Makers of the Muslim World: Muhammad Abduh . The following year he was granted control of the national gazette and used this as a means to spread his anti-colonial ideas, and the need for social and religious reforms.^[1] He was exiled from Egypt by the British forces in 1882 for six years, for supporting the Egyptian nationalist ʻUrabi revolt led by Ahmed ʻUrabi in 1879.

Recognizing its potential political platform, al-Afghānī joined the Freemasons and also encouraged his disciples to join it, including ʿAbduh.^[30][52]

At the age of 28, ʿAbduh became a Freemason and joined a Masonic lodge, the Kawkab Al-Sharq ("Planet of the East"). by Tahir al-Tanakhi, Dar al-Hilal, Cairo.

Theo . Les nouveaux penseurs de l'Islam .

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