Wakeful Muslim renunciants by Melchert, C

“…Various divisions of the night are mentioned in hadith, perhaps the most prominent to sleep for the first third of the night, keep vigil the following half, then sleep for the last sixth before arising for the dawn prayer. Notable renunciants pushed sleep deprivation to extremes, but from the late eighth century there also emerged a reaction against austerities beyond the reach of the average Muslim. …”

LEGAL FEATURES OF RENUNCIATION OF INHERITANCE by Guranda Misabishvili

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Renunciants in Africa Under the Aghlabids by Melchert, C

“…It confirms that leading jurisprudents were commonly (although not invariably) described as zuhhād (renunciants) and mutaʿabbidīn (worshippers). Other men were recognized predominantly for their renunciant lifestyles. …”

Mālik and early renunciant piety by Melchert, C

Early renunciants as Hadīth transmitters by Melchert, C

Reflections on the Successional Representation of the Unworthy Renunciant by Natalia Veronica Stoica, Liviu Alexandru Narla

“…The efforts to adopt a new Civil Code, initiated in the period 1999-2004 and finalized in 2011, aimed to expand the scope of representation in succession cases, including cases involving unworthy heirs and renunciants. However, legislative stagnation partially prevailed, as the Law no. 287 of 2009 on the Civil Code, with amendments introduced by Law no. 71/2011 for its implementation, only regulated the possibility of representation for unworthy heirs and not for renunciants. …”
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Compassion or Renunciation? “That” is the question of Schopenhauer’s ethics by Sandra Shapshay, Tristan Ferrell

“…The traditional view of Schopenhauer’s ethical thought is to see renunciation from the will-to-life as the truest, most ethical response to a world such as ours in which suffering is tremendous, endemic, and unredeemed. …”
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Sufis, renunciants, and worshippers in Tārīkh Baghdād by Melchert, C

“…I propose to review those identified as renunciants (zuhhād, nussāk), worshippers (ʿubbād), and Sufis, or at least are associated with famous renunciants, worshippers, and Sufis. …”

Ahmad Ibn Hanbal's Book of Renunciation by Melchert, C

Locating hell in early renunciant literature by Melchert, C

Al-Shaybānī and contemporary renunciant piety by Melchert, C

“…A discussion of al-Shaybānī’s views on renunciation together with comments taken from other renunciant literature shows that, although he affirms some renunciant values, he usually seems to uphold a more world-embracing piety. …”

The Renunciation to Apply the Punishment in the New Criminal Code by Ion Rusu

Subjects: “…offenses; perpetrator; renunciation; warning…”
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Health care renunciation for economic reasons in Switzerland by I Guessous

“…The aims of the study were to estimate the extent of health care renunciation for economic reasons and to identify associated factors. …”
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Renunciation (zuhd) in the Early Shi‛i tradition by Melchert, C

Before Sufism: early Islamic renunciant piety by Melchert, C

“…</p>Christopher Melchert proposes to historicize Islamic renunciant piety (zuhd). As the conquest period wound down in the early eighth century c.e., renunciants set out to maintain the contempt of worldly comfort and loyalty to a greater cause that had characterized the community of Muslims in the seventh century. …”

Exaggerated fear in the early Islamic Renunciant Tradition by Melchert, C

Cultural frameworks in Al-Jahez's Renunciation Cultural critical approach by Arwa Nasra

“… The research approaches the book of Renunciation from cultural criticism point of view, so the research seeks to capture the cultural frameworks on which the book was based after possible archeological digging of the book's texts to uncover the covered and hidden cultural frameworks assisted by cultural criticism tools to reach this objective and tracing the systematic signs in order to collect them and link them with their associations and then to recreate a concise and brief picture of the bigger text of the ideology from which the texts derive their conceptions and values wether that was by methodological monitoring and conscious or the whole thing was the creation of the subconscious in which the framework was rooted. …”
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THE CONSTITUTIONAL PERSPECTIVE ON THE PROCEDURE OF WITHDRAWAL, RESPECTIVELY OF RENUNCIATION OF THE TITLE OF DOCTOR by Georgian RĂDĂȘANU

“…The second part concerns a thorough look at the hypothesis of voluntary renunciation of the title of doctor, as a result of which we bring to attention, among other things, the creation of a working variant that supports the fairness of such a mechanism conceived by the Romanian legislator, but which, above all, supports the constitutionality of the future regulation, taking into account also the considerations illustrated by the Court in the same decision.…”
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Cultural frameworks in Al-Jahez's Renunciation Cultural critical approach by أروى نصرة

“… The research approaches the book of Renunciation from cultural criticism point of view, so the research seeks to capture the cultural frameworks on which the book was based after possible archeological digging of the book's texts to uncover the covered and hidden cultural frameworks assisted by cultural criticism tools to reach this objective and tracing the systematic signs in order to collect them and link them with their associations and then to recreate a concise and brief picture of the bigger text of the ideology from which the texts derive their conceptions and values wether that was by methodological monitoring and conscious or the whole thing was the creation of the subconscious in which the framework was rooted. …”
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The King Never Dies: Royal Renunciation and the Fiction of Jain Sovereignty by Sarah Pierce Taylor

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