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From: gt8145a@prism.gatech.edu (FADEL,AYMAN HOSSAM)
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Subject: The Arabian Peninsula in islamic law
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In article <1990Nov5.070353.18407@nntp-server.caltech.edu> isaac@goanna.cs.rmit.oz.au (Isaac Balbin) writes:
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>Okay. This is related to my other posting. Exactly what is
>the Islamic Geographic Definition of the ``Arabian Peninsula,
>khallasaha allahu min junuud al-kaafiriin''?
 
I don't know, sorry.  in present usage, it includes kuwait, but
i'm not certain how a jurist would define it.

>Does every type of Islam accept the writings of Umar radiya allahu anh?
>Who does not, and why?

Umar merely reported the hadith of the Prophet, may peace be upon him,
he did not write it.  I don't know how various schools interpret this.

Your questions reveal that I really don't know much about this issue
and that i should remain quiet until I find things out.

Thanks, wassalam

ayman