The shining of the pearls in revealing the veils of the summarized

Author: Muhammad Muhammad Salim Al-Shanqeeti Publisher: Dar Al-Ridwan Researcher: Dar Al-Ridwan Type of cover: Artistic Edition number: First Publication date: 2015 The book "Lamae' Al-Durar Fi Hatek Asar Al-Mukhtasar" by the great scholar Muhammad bin Muhammad Salim Al-Mashriqi Al-Shanqeeti Al-Maliki (1206-1302 AH) is considered the largest and most comprehensive explanation of Sheikh Khalil's Mukhtasar in terms of volume and coverage of jurisprudence issues and branches. It is among the most extensive writings on the Maliki school of thought ever produced. The book "Lamae' Al-Durar Fi Hatek Asar Al-Mukhtasar" is distinguished by its thoroughness, detailed analysis, numerous quotations, and multiple references, to the extent that its author intended it to be "something that suffices all books and is not replaced by anything else." Therefore, in every section he passes through, he tries not to leave out any detail, bringing together various branches and different quotations from all related sources. He then unleashes his pen, comparing, weighing, and critically analyzing with insight, often engaging in discussions with scholars who preceded him, clarifying his opinion on many topics, deriving conclusions, guiding, and making corrections. Despite his piety and steadfastness, his scholarly personality was always evident in his writings, which is rare among scholars of his time. In summary, the book "Lamae' Al-Durar Fi Hatek Asar Al-Mukhtasar" is considered one of the most comprehensive commentaries on Khalil's Mukhtasar, the most complete in jurisprudence issues, including multiple branches and quotations, with discussions of scholars who came before him. It covers all topics mentioned by Khalil in his Mukhtasar, whether explicitly or implicitly, with precise editing of his texts, resulting in clear, smooth language and style. Its level of detail, foundational explanation, and clarification of issues make it sufficient to replace all other books of jurisprudence of his era, and nothing else is needed besides it.