The easy jurisprudence in light of the Book and the Sunnah

The Easy Jurisprudence in light of the Book and the Sunnah The Easy Jurisprudence in light of the Book and the Sunnah The Easy Jurisprudence in light of the Book and the Sunnah Specifications: - Author: a selection of scholars - Preparation | Supervision | Foreword | Care | Review: Saleh bin Abdulaziz Al Sheikh - Subject: Islamic Jurisprudence | Hanbali Jurisprudence - Publisher: Dar Al Maali for Publishing and Distribution - Egypt - Number of volumes: one volume - Number of pages: 464 - Cover type: luxurious artistic cover - Paper type: fine velvet - Printing: two-color printing About the book: - The book "The Easy Jurisprudence in light of the Book and the Sunnah" includes the jurisprudential rulings in acts of worship and transactions; linked with their evidences from: the Noble Qur'an, authentic Sunnah, all in a clear, accessible manner, far from complexity and prolongation, so that many Muslims can understand and benefit from it. - The book's method of presentation makes it easy for people to understand the rulings of religion, without neglect or harm to the carefully selected scientific material. - The committee – seeking precision – entrusted this book to a blessed selection of specialized scholars in Islamic knowledge, especially jurisprudence, then reviewed it after completion by a specialized advisory committee to correct any shortcomings or omissions. - It came – praise be to Allah – with many virtues, including: thorough diligence in verifying the authenticity of the hadiths and آثار (sayings, actions, approvals) on which the jurisprudential rulings are based in every issue, comprehensive coverage of all branches and issues of jurisprudence that Muslims cannot do without, clarity of expressions, ease of style, so that it benefits students of knowledge and the general Muslims, precise divisions, and ease of benefiting from its topics by organizing them under relevant headings that aid understanding, and including alerts to a number of شرعية مخالفات (religious violations) that many Muslims may fall into, either out of ignorance or imitation. - The methodology of the work in the book is summarized as dividing topics into fourteen main books, preceded by an introduction that includes an overview of jurisprudence, its subject, its fruits, and its virtues. - The books (topics) are as follows: 1. The Book of Purification, including ten chapters: rulings of purification and water, utensils, relieving oneself and manners, the use of miswak and Sunnah of fitrah, ablution, wiping over the khuffs and turban and bandage, rulings of Ghusl, rulings of Tayammum, rulings of najasat (impurities) and how to purify them, menstruation and postnatal bleeding. 2. The Book of Prayer, including fifteen chapters: definition of prayer and its virtue, obligation of the five daily prayers, rulings of the Adhan and Iqama, prayer times, conditions, pillars, nullifiers, Sunnah, disliked matters, ruling of abandoning it, voluntary prayers, prostration of forgetfulness, recitation, gratitude, congregational prayer, rulings of imams, prayer for those excused, Friday prayer, fear prayer, Eid prayers, rain prayer, eclipse prayer, funeral prayer, and rulings of funerals. 3. The Book of Zakat, including six chapters: introduction to Zakat, Zakat on gold and silver, Zakat on produce from land, Zakat on livestock, Zakat al-Fitr, and the eligible recipients of Zakat. 4. The Book of Fasting, including five chapters: introduction to fasting, excuses permitting breaking the fast and invalidators, recommended acts and disliked acts during fasting, Qada (making up missed fasts), voluntary fasting, and what is disliked in fasting, and I'tikaf. 5. The Book of Hajj, including seven chapters: introduction to Hajj, pillars and obligations, prohibitions, ransom, and sacrifice, the description of Hajj and Umrah, the places in Medina to visit, sacrifice (Udhiya), and sacrifice (Aqiqah). 6. The Book of Jihad, including three chapters: ruling of Jihad, its conditions, and nullifiers; rulings of prisoners and spoils; rulings of truce, dhimma (pact of protection), safety, and paying jizyah. 7. The Book of Transactions, including twenty-three chapters: sales, usury, loans, collateral, peace contracts, transfer of debt, agency, guarantee, guardianship, partnership, leasing, farming and irrigation, shuf'a (pre-emption), neighborhood, deposit, damages, anger, reconciliation, competition, borrowing, abandoning, reviving dead land, جَعالة (reward contract), Lāqṭ (lost property), orphan, endowment, gift, and donation. 8. The Book of Inheritance, Wills, and Manumission, including four chapters: actions of the ill, wills, manumission, writing, and managing, and Faraid (inheritance). 9. The Book of Marriage and Divorce, including eleven chapters: marriage, dowry, mutual rights, guardian of marriage, khula (divorce initiated by wife), divorce, Ijlā' (oath of abstinence), Li'an (mutual cursing), waiting period and iddah, breastfeeding, custody and its rulings, and expenses. 10. The Book of Crimes, including three chapters: crimes, blood money, and Qasama (oath of witnesses). 11. The Book of Hudood (Islamic penalties), including eight chapters: definition of Hudood, their legislations, and wisdom; Zina (adultery), Qadhf (accusation of adultery), alcohol, theft, deterrent punishments, Hudb al-Haraba (punishment for highway robbery), apostasy. 12. The Book of Faith and Vows, including two chapters: Faith, Vows. 13. The Book of Foods, Slaughter, and Hunting, including three chapters: foods, slaughtered animals, and hunting. 14. The Book of Judicial Decisions and Testimonies, including two chapters: judicial decisions and testimonies. And the indexes include detailed indexing of the book's chapters and issues.