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Islamic Fiqh : (Islamic jurisprudence) / Mawlana Minhajuddin Meenai; English translation by Aijaz Akhtar.

By:

Meenai, Mawlana Minhajuddin

Contributor(s):

English translation by Aijaz Akhtar

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: New Delhi : Maktaba Al Hasanat, 2006.Description: 304 pISSN:

8186632859

Subject(s):

DDC classification:

297.14 MIN

Summary: The book is a comprehensive manual of Islamic jurisprudence covering a broad range of religious rulings (fiqh). It presents detailed discussions on acts of worship such as prayer, fasting, zakah, pilgrimage; purification (wudūʾ, ghusl, tayammum); family law; transactions; and rules for everyday social and ethical conduct. Written in a way that aims to serve both learners and practitioners, the book draws on classical sources to explain not only the rulings, but also their underlying conditions and juristic reasoning, making it a valuable resource for understanding how Shari‘ah is applied in daily life.

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The book is a comprehensive manual of Islamic jurisprudence covering a broad range of religious rulings (fiqh). It presents detailed discussions on acts of worship such as prayer, fasting, zakah, pilgrimage; purification (wudūʾ, ghusl, tayammum); family law; transactions; and rules for everyday social and ethical conduct. Written in a way that aims to serve both learners and practitioners, the book draws on classical sources to explain not only the rulings, but also their underlying conditions and juristic reasoning, making it a valuable resource for understanding how Shari‘ah is applied in daily life.

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