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Sects and Legal Schools

Egypt's Salafists: A Closer Look Editorial/Analysis, posted 10.16.2012 , from Egypt

The Shia-Sunni Conflict: The Most Deadly Religious War of our Time Editorial/Analysis, posted 07.06.2012 , from Iran

Islamic feminism and traditionalist ulema's stances on women - Interview with Waris Mazhari of India Editorial/Analysis, posted 10.29.2010 , from India

Addressing recent attempts to challenge Ayatollah Saanei's title, Ayatollah Makarem-Shirazi stresses that he would not opine on any Ayatollahs' qualification for the title:. Fatwa posted 4.22.2010 , from Iran

Al-Khoei of New York comments on the Amman Message of tolerance and mutual recognition among Muslim schools of thought. Fatwa posted 4.22.2010 , from United States

Fadlallah of Lebanon provides a ruling on who may be considered a Muslim. Fatwa posted 4.22.2010 , from Lebanon

May a person who follows one of the Islamic school Hanafi, Hanbali, Shafii, Maliki, Zaydi, Ibadhyia and Jafari be considered a Muslim? . Fatwa posted 4.22.2010 , from United Kingdom

Ayatollah al-Fayyad responds to the query: Is anyone who follows one of the schools of legal thought (Maliki, Hanbali, Shafi, Hanafi, Zaydi, Ibadhya and Jafari) considered a Muslim?. Fatwa posted 4.22.2010 , from United Kingdom

Khamenei of Iran comments on the Amman Message of religious tolerance among Muslim schools of thought. Fatwa posted 4.22.2010 , from Iran

What is the ruling on the Salafi sect of Islam?. Fatwa posted 4.22.2010 , from India