Astrolabe - A CIS Student Research Journal: Volume 2021 Issue 3

Astrolabe is a student research journal that is published on behalf of the College of Islamic Studies (CIS) at Hamad Bin Khalifa University (HBKU) by HBKU Press. The opinions expressed herein are solely those of the individual student authors and in no way represent the institutional opinion of CIS, its faculty, or affiliates. Astrolabe is a student publication platform created in the spirit of our Islamic heritage and the quest of students to engage with issues of significance to Muslims in the contemporary global context.

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LAMHA - A CIS Bulletin AY 2020-2021 Issue 3

Lamha is a College of Islamic Studies (CIS) Bulletin. It aims to capture the various activities and initiatives that the CIS community engages in over a period of time – at student, faculty, researcher, staff, and an overall community level. Check out the "Related Recommended Readings" under the eBook to browse all issues!

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Astrolabe - A CIS Student Research Journal: Volume 2020 Issue 2

Astrolabe is a student research journal that is published on behalf of the College of Islamic Studies (CIS) at Hamad Bin Khalifa University (HBKU) by HBKU Press. The opinions expressed herein are solely those of the individual student authors and in no way represent the institutional opinion of CIS, its faculty, or affiliates. Astrolabe is a student publication platform created in the spirit of our Islamic heritage and the quest of students to engage with issues of significance to Muslims in the contemporary global context.

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LAMHA - A CIS Bulletin AY 2020-2021 Issue 2

Lamha is a College of Islamic Studies (CIS) Bulletin. It aims to capture the various activities and initiatives that the CIS community engages in over a period of time – at student, faculty, researcher, staff, and an overall community level. Check out the "Related Recommended Readings" under the eBook to browse all issues!

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LAMHA - A CIS Bulletin AY 2020-2021 Issue 1

Lamha is a College of Islamic Studies (CIS) Bulletin. It aims to capture the various activities and initiatives that the CIS community engages in over a period of time – at student, faculty, researcher, staff, and an overall community level. Check out the "Related Recommended Readings" under the eBook to browse all issues!

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LAMHA - A CIS Bulletin AY 2019-2020 Issue 4

Lamha is a College of Islamic Studies (CIS) Bulletin. It aims to capture the various activities and initiatives that the CIS community engages in over a period of time – at student, faculty, researcher, staff, and an overall community level. Check out the "Related Recommended Readings" under the eBook to browse all issues!

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LAMHA - A CIS Bulletin AY 2019-2020 Issue 3

Lamha is a College of Islamic Studies (CIS) Bulletin. It aims to capture the various activities and initiatives that the CIS community engages in over a period of time – at student, faculty, researcher, staff, and an overall community level. Check out the "Related Recommended Readings" under the eBook to browse all issues!

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LAMHA - A CIS Bulletin AY 2019-2020 Issue 2

Lamha is a College of Islamic Studies (CIS) Bulletin. It aims to capture the various activities and initiatives that the CIS community engages in over a period of time – at student, faculty, researcher, staff, and an overall community level. Check out the "Related Recommended Readings" under the eBook to browse all issues!

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Inaugural Issue: LAMHA - A CIS Bulletin AY 2019-2020 Issue 1

Lamha is a College of Islamic Studies (CIS) Bulletin. It aims to capture the various activities and initiatives that the CIS community engages in over a period of time – at student, faculty, researcher, staff, and an overall community level. Check out the "Related Recommended Readings" under the eBook to browse all issues!

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