The manners of the beloved's refinement with the rulings of the born

Ibn Qayyim al-Jawziyya The Imam, the Hafiz, Abu Abdullah Shams al-Din Muhammad ibn Abi Bakr, known as Ibn Qayyim al-Jawziyya, is among the highest ranks of scholars in classification quality and prolific authorship. Among his works: **Tuhfat al-Mawdood bi Ahkam al-Mawlood** It is a book that mentions the rulings related to the newborn after birth as long as he is small, including his aqiqah and its rulings, shaving his head, naming him, circumcising him, urinating, piercing his ear, and the rulings on his upbringing and stages from being a drop of fluid until his final resting place in Paradise or Hellfire. The work in Al-Tahdheeb (the editing) was carried out according to a methodology summarized as follows: - Confirming the words of the author without alteration or addition. - Maintaining the order of the original texts without precedence or delay. - Limiting to the core idea intended, removing tangents while ensuring the context appears consistent. - Conciseness in presenting opinions, evidence, discussions, definitions, and similar content. - Confirming all chapter and section titles, even if many parts were omitted. - Including a list at the end of Al-Tahdheeb of benefits and selected phrases that appeared in the original but were not included in the editing because they did not fit the context or did not meet the conditions of the editing.