Jurists and Islamic manners

Mihna bin Khalid Al-Dhalea Reference number: 9786030331345 Total pages: 186 Author: Mihna Khalid Al-Dhalea Publisher: Afaq Knowledge Center Indeed, Islamic law came as a comprehensive system for the pillars of guidance, and it was a necessary consequence of this legislative perfection for the Sharia to be all-encompassing in its relation to the creature with its Creator and with fellow humans, following the same pattern within beliefs and rulings. From this standpoint, the author, Mihna bin Khalid Al-Dhalea, studied the extent of interest of jurists in Islamic manners and classification within them, focusing on the Hanbali school due to the breadth of the subject and its many fields. In these pages, he discussed the works of the Hanbali scholars and their methods within them, clarifying that they worked to enrich the jurisprudential library with a collection of specialized books on Islamic manners, aiming to spread knowledge and establish Islamic virtues and values in the community. He opened his book with an introduction to the topics that jurists have independently studied, explaining their relation to the arrangement of jurisprudential matters. He then clarified the concept of manners, explaining its meaning and its great importance. He also discussed the books of Islamic law among the Hanbalis, to include within this book an explanation of Islamic manners as one of the aspects of jurisprudence related to the actions of worshipers, which makes them an integral part of their lives.