hujjah造句

• Arwa al-Sulayhi was the Hujjah in Yemen from the time of Imam al Mustansir.
• She was promoted to the post of hujjah long before by Im
  
  m Mustansir at the death of her husband.
• In Shiite Islam, an Imam can also be " hujjah " through whom Allah's presence becomes established for a believer.
• He was viewed as the Hujjah or " Proof " of the Imam, having direct secret contact with Imam Nizar and his rightful successors.
• The concept of Itm
  
  m al-hujjah requires that religious truth is presented by a Rasul ( Messenger ) and not by a mere Nabi ( Prophet ).
• After Itmam al-hujjah ( clarification of religion to the addressees in its ultimate form ), Jews were subdued first, and had been granted amnesty because of various pacts.
• The Qur'an also asserts that those who reject the Prophets of God with their best knowledge are damned in afterlife and if they reject in front of the Messenger of God, then they also face a dreadful fate in this world and in afterlife ( see Itmam al-hujjah ).
• For a number of his other works, however, he preferred Arabic, as in the case of the " Buzur " and the " Hujjah ", apparently because these works were primarily addressed to specialists in the Islamic lore all over the Muslim world whose intellectual medium of communication had always been Arabic.
• While Shah Wali Allah's treatment of this subject in the " " Buzur " " and the " " Hujjah " " is mainly metaphysical and juridical, his discussion in " Izalat al-Khafa " is focused on the actualisation of the sociopolitical ideals of Islam in history.
• Arwa was designated a " hujjah " ( a holy, pious lady ), the highest rank in the Yemeni Dawat, by al-Mustansir in 1084 CE . Under Queen Arwa, the " Dai al-Balagh " ( intermediary between the Imam in Cairo and local headquarters ) Lamak ibn Malik and then Yahya ibn Lamak worked for the cause of the Fatimids.
• Arwa was designated a " hujjah ", the highest rank in the Yemeni Dawat, by al-Mustansir in 1084 CE . Under Queen Arwa, the " Dai al-Balagh " ( intermediary between the Imam in Cairo and local headquarters ) Lamak ibn Malik and then Yahya ibn Lamak worked for the cause of the Fatimids . Zarih of Arwa al-Sulayhi, Yemen
• According to conflicting histories, the Isma'ili Imam, and first Fatimid Caliph, Ubayd Allah al-Mahdi Billah was either born in Salamiyah or came to the city in 882 from Khuzistan, in modern-day Iran where he was raised by his uncle Abul Shalaghlagh the Hujjah ( also called Lahiq ) or leader of the Isma'ilis of Salamiyah, one of the twelve Isma'ili communities at the time.