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‘ABDUH (M.) — ‘ABDUH MU ムAMMAD (1849 1905) Né à Mahallab al Nasr (Égypte), Mu ムammad ‘Abduh (Mohammed Abdou) reçoit une éducation traditionnelle et entre à l’université d’al Azhar en 1866; là, il subit l’influence de mystiques religieux musulmans son ouvrage… … Encyclopédie Universelle
Abduh — Muhammad Abduh (links) mit Prinz Muhammad Ali Effendi Tewfik Muhammad Abduh in jungen Jahren Muhammad Abduh (arabisch … Deutsch Wikipedia
Abduh — Ạbduh, Mohammed, ägyptischer Gelehrter, islamischer Reformtheologe, * in Unterägypten 1849, ✝ Kairo 11. 7. 1905; 1866 77 Studium in Kairo (Azhar Universität); 1882 als Vertreter der Ideen D. al Afghanis, als dessen bedeutenster Schüler er gilt … Universal-Lexikon
Abduh, Muḥammadʿ — ▪ Egyptian scholar and jurist Introduction born 1849, Nile Delta area, Egypt died July 11, 1905, near Alexandria religious scholar, jurist, and liberal reformer, who led the late 19th century movement in Egypt and other Muslim countries to… … Universalium
‘Abduh, Muhammad — (1266–1323/1849–1905) An Egyptian jurist, philosopher, religious scholar and liberal reformer, ‘Abduh played a pivotal role in the nineteenth century Renaissance (nahda) of Islam. Along with his teacher al Afghani, he is responsible for… … Islamic philosophy dictionary
ʽAbduh, Muḥammad — <>ʽ<>Abduh, Mu<FONT face=Tahoma>ḥ<>ammad (1849, Egipto–1905, Alejandría). Religioso egipcio, erudito del Islam, jurista y reformador liberal. Siendo estudiante en El Cairo, fue influenciado por Jamal al Din al Afghani.… … Enciclopedia Universal
{ʽ}Abduh, Muḥammad — Egyptian religious scholar, jurist, and liberal reformer. As a student in Cairo, he came under the influence of Jamāl al Dīn al Afghānī. He was exiled for political radicalism (1882–88); he began his judicial career when he returned to Egypt. He… … Universalium
Muhammad Abduh — Religion Islam Personal Born January 1849, 1(1 01 1849) … Wikipedia
Mohammed Abduh — Muhammad Abduh (links) mit Prinz Muhammad Ali Effendi Tewfik Muhammad Abduh in jungen Jahren Muhammad Abduh (arabisch … Deutsch Wikipedia
Muhammad Abduh — (links) mit Prinz Muhammad Ali Effendi Tewfik … Deutsch Wikipedia
