The Prophet's policy in dealing with the hypocrites
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Product description
Abdulaziz Hamad Al-Daood
Author: Abdulaziz Hamad Abdulaziz Al-Daood
Publisher: Dar Ibn Al-Jawzi
Researcher:
Type of cover: Hardcover
Edition number: First
Publication date: 1434 AH
First edition: 1434 AH
Number of pages: 198
Size: Medium size
Type: Hardcover
Original message:
The message is a supplementary research submitted to obtain a master's degree in Islamic jurisprudence policy, at Imam Muhammad bin Saud Islamic University. Prepared by the researcher: Abdulaziz bin Hamad bin Abdulaziz Al-Daood.
Under the supervision of Sheikh Dr. bin Matar Al-Otaibi.
Year 1426 AH / 1427 AH.
Content of the message:
The message includes an introduction, in which the author states:
- The importance of the topic.
- Reasons for choosing it.
- Previous studies.
- Research methodology.
- Research plan.
The preface contains seven sections:
- First section: Clarification of the reality of Islamic jurisprudence policy.
- Second section: Clarification of the reality of hypocrites, including two demands:
- First demand: Definition of hypocrisy linguistically and idiomatically.
- Second demand: Related terms.
- a. Flattery and diplomacy.
- b. Taqiya.
- c. Riya (showing off).
- d. Fisq (disobedience).
- e. Zandaqa (heresy).
- Third section: The emergence of hypocrisy, its causes, and Islam's warning against it.
- Fourth section: The intersection of hypocrisy and Islam.
- Fifth section: The difference between ruling with disbelief and ruling with hypocrisy.
- Sixth section: Distinguishing the actions of the Prophet.
- Seventh section: The relationship between Islamic jurisprudence policy and dealing with hypocrites.
Chapter One: The Prophet’s policy in dealing with hypocrites during peace.
- First section: The Prophet’s policy in dealing with hypocrites in matters of public authority.
- Second section: The Prophet’s policy in dealing with hypocrites in financial affairs.
- Third section: The Prophet’s policy in dealing with hypocrites in judicial and penal matters.
Chapter Two: The Prophet’s policy in dealing with hypocrites during war.
- Preface and three sections:
- First section: The Prophet’s policy in dealing with hypocrites before fighting.
- Second section: The Prophet’s policy in dealing with hypocrites during fighting.
- Third section: The Prophet’s policy in dealing with hypocrites after the fighting ended.
Conclusion:
It highlights the findings reached by the researcher and recommendations.
Indexes:
It includes the usual technical indexes.
The book is good in terms of presentation; its author addressed the phenomenon of hypocrisy and how the Prophet dealt with it, clarifying and explaining it, supported by reasoning and evidence.
It is worthy for a student of knowledge to read and include in their library, especially since it covers a topic of Islamic jurisprudence policy, researched and thoroughly examined by its author.
May Allah reward him, and Allah is the grantor of success.


