| has gloss | eng: MODERN-DAY SCHOLARS * Entries on this page feature Modern-Day Muslim Scholars from 1900 onwards. * To be listed in the main body as a scholar, significant amount of "scholarly work on Islam/Qur'an in print or on audio-visual media", are considered necessary. * For Muslim scholars from earlier eras (before 1900), refer to other lists on Wikipedia. * Entries on this page are organized primarily by Nation/Region where the scholar spent most of his/her career. * Entries are accompanied by a brief pen sketch of the scholars background and accomplishments. |