In Islam, bidʿah (Arabic: بدعة [ˈbɪdʕæ], lit. 'innovation') refers to innovation in religious matters. Linguistically, the term means "innovation, novelty...

person singular plural 1st bi bidah ~ bidat (inclusive); mån (exclusive) 2nd ci tå ~ tåd 3rd i ~ ih tid ~ tit...

differentiated between bidat-i-hasanah and bidat-i-sayyia (good and bad innovations), the Tariqah-i Muhammadiyya criticised all forms of bidat, insisting that...

petitioned the Supreme Court of India against the practices of talaq-e-bidat (triple talaq), nikah halala and polygyny under the Muslim personal laws...

teachings and practices of Muhammad] is called a Wahhabi and he who practices bidat [heretical innovations] is called wali [holy man]" Islamic scholar Siddiq...

Tasawuf (Irshadat-e-Sulook) explaining the significance of Sufi tenets. In Bidat-E-Hasna, he defended the practices of Sunnis. His talk Tazkia Nafs – Purification...

(ancestors) as ibadat (a religious duty) that is performed as ibadat is bidat." Gangohi rejected the classification of good and bad Bid'ah, saying "There...

rafida (one who rejects the sunnat of Muhammad, introduces innovations viz. bidat, and practices exaggeration viz. ghulat), were made to Abdul Qawi (called...

Nazr-E-Hussain Ittehade islami Shanakhte Muslim Fiqa ki Ahmiyat Radd-E-ilhad Radd-E-Bidat-E-Sayya Radd-E-Qadyaniyat Deen ki Ahem Batein Tasbeeh Taraveeh Shairiat...

Volume 5 covers interpretation of the Quran, Hadith, Suluk (Sufism), Ruya, Bidat, beliefs, and theology. Finally, Volume 6 covers miscellaneous issues such...