Steppes Deer Stones

Adelchanov, Kuat; Zharkenova, Aigul; Kolumbaeva, Zauresh; Muratbekkyzy, Bibigul; Erdenbekova, Zhanar; Selkebayeva, Aiman

doi:10.1080/09720073.2016.11892121

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“…To this day, for many, the egg has a special connection with birds. Indeed, almost all cosmogonies of the world have ornitho-morphic motifs (Adelchanov et al, 2016). For example, in India, birds that lay eggs are considered ‘twice-born’ because they are reborn to give birth.…”

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Painted eggs in the Muslim and Christian traditions

Shkolna,

Sosik,

Hurenko

et al. 2023

Journal of European Studies

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Eggs are a symbol of life, reproduction and restoration of nature for many nationalities. The oldest egg decoration ceremonies are known to have taken place among Zoroastrians, whose historical heartland lies in Azerbaijan, India and Iran. The ancient tradition of decorating eggs connects the culture of historical Persia to contemporary Europe. In many Eastern European countries, including Poland, Hungary, Romania and Ukraine, these practices persist up to the present where painted eggs serve as national symbols. While the patterns on the eggs and the style of painting may differ (Iran’s Nowruz holiday eggs are different from European Easter Eggs), there are similarities in the decorative techniques used by the Slavic peoples of Ukraine, Poland and Romania who have preserved the tradition of treating the egg as a sacred source and repository of nascent life which has a protective power.

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Painted eggs in the Muslim and Christian traditions

Shkolna,

Sosik,

Hurenko

et al. 2023

Journal of European Studies

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Concepts of what is allowed and forbidden in Islam through the analysis of Ibn Taymiyyah’s fatwa

Maevskaya,

Aga

2024

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The study of Ibn Taymiyyah’s ideas on haram and halal in Islam remains relevant for understanding Islamic jurisprudence, ethics, cultural identity and contemporary issues. The purpose of the paper is to analyze Ibn Taymiyyah’s works and identify his most important concepts for the Muslim community. The methods of analyzing fatwas, written by Ibn Taymiyyah, and methods of interpreting and comparing the concepts of forbidden and permitted in Islam were used to achieve the purpose of the study. The main conclusion of the study is that Ibn Taymiyyah was known for his research in Islamic law, theology and morality. The figure had conservative views, and due to his own reformist ideas, he was repeatedly convicted. Despite this, he criticized traditional teachings about Islam and supported the need to reform some aspects of Islamic practice. Ibn Taymiyyah attached great importance to the examination of Prophet Muhammad’s Quran and Sunnah to understand what is forbidden and allowed in various areas of Muslim life. He stressed the importance of a healthy diet, the need to follow Islamic principles in financial matters and the preservation of dignity and respectful behavior in all aspects of life.

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Steppes Deer Stones

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Painted eggs in the Muslim and Christian traditions

Painted eggs in the Muslim and Christian traditions

Concepts of what is allowed and forbidden in Islam through the analysis of Ibn Taymiyyah’s fatwa

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