Sayyid abul ala maududi biography of albert

The family had a long-standing tradition of spiritual leadership and a number of Maududi’s ancestors were outstanding leaders of Sufi Orders. One of the luminaries among them, the one from whom he derived his family name, was Khawajah Qutb al-Din Maudud (d.

527 AH), a renowned leader of the Chishti Sufi Order. Maududi’s forefathers had moved to the Subcontinent from Chisht towards the end of the 9^th century of the Islamic calendar (15^th century of the Christian calendar).

1 Sayyid Abul A'lä Maudūdī's First Principles of Islamic Economics, Ed., Khurshid Ahmad.

1 Sayyid Abul A'lä Maudūdī's First Principles of Islamic Economics, Ed., Khurshid Ahmad.

He is widely regarded as a Mujaddid(Daud, ) for his role in reforming religious practices, initiating intellectual revolution, establishing.

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This document discusses the life and ideas of Abul A'la al-Maududi, an influential Islamic reformer in India and Pakistan.

This article reviews an English translation of "First Principles of Islamic Economics" (Leicester: Islamic Foundation, ) by Maulana Sayyid Abu'l A'la.

The first one to arrive was Maududi’s namesake, Abul A’la Maududi (d. 935 AH).Maududi’s father, Ahmad Hasan, born in 1855 AD, a lawyer by profession, was a highly religious and devout person. Abul A’la was the youngest of his three sons.

Educational & Intellectual Growth:

After acquiring early education at home, Abul A’la was admitted in Madrasah Furqaniyah, a high school which attempted to combine the modern Western with the traditional Islamic education.

After successfully completing his secondary ed