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BEHESHTI ZEWAR (P.B)Med.
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Bahishti Zewar is a distinguished book written with Muslim women in mind. It is an amazing compendium of religious and temporal information. It has within it's fold, everything a woman should know and will need to know. Hoever, since it also includes juristic answers, the book is also a guide for men and scholars of high rank. Indeed, it has the unique distinction of being written for women in kanguage suitable for them yet offering light to scholars and jurists.
This is the English translation of Maulana Ashraf Ali Thanwi's Bahishti Zewar is an abridged form.
Published by Islamic Book Service
Cover: Paperback
Author: Shaykh Ashraf Ali Thanwi
Pages: 540
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BEHESTI ZEWAR ENG (NEW SOUTH AFRICAN TRANSLATION)
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Bahishti Zewar is a distinguished book written with Muslim women in mind. It is an amazing compendium of religious and temporal information. It has within it's fold, everything a woman should know and will need to know. However, since it also includes juristic answers, the book is also a guide for men and scholars of high rank. Indeed, it has the unique distinction of being written for women in language suitable for them yet offering light to scholars and jurists.
This eminent work by Shaykh Ashraf Ali Thanwi, has been newly translated into contemporary English with revised commentary, glossary and appendices.
Edited and Translated by Maulana Muhammad Mahomedy.
Cover: Hardback
Author: Shaykh Ashraf Ali Thanwi
Publisher: Zam Zam Publishers
Pages: 880
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DIFFERENCE OF THE IMAMS
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If the Imams of the four schools [madhahib] established all of their rulings from the Qur’an and the Sunna, why have they differed on so many points? How can two authentic narrations from the Messenger of Allah appear to contradict one another? When is it acceptable for Muslims to differ over religious matters? What did the Messenger mean when he said, “The differences of my Umma are a source of mercy?”
Using examples from the Messenger of Allah , his Companions, and their Followers, The Differences of the Imams answers these puzzling questions in a thorough and concise manner. In a clear and lucid style, the author illustrates the various ways in which different narrations seem to contradict one another and how the Companions and the Imams of jurisprudence have reconciled these apparent differences. This work is an excellent resource for anyone seeking to better understand some of the deeper issues of hadith and jurisprudence: how these two disciplines come together to form the basis of Islamic law [Shari'a], why it is necessary to follow a school of Islamic law, and what the basic principles of hadith scholarship are.
Praise of the Author from Distinguished Scholars
“Shaykh and honorable Imam; jurist and noble scholar of hadith; fragrant flower of India and Arabia; master of spiritual realities [haqiqa] and allusions [majaz]; our leader and our blessing (from Allah).” —Shaykh 'Abd al-Fattah Abu Ghudda, Halab, Syria
“It is evident to one who takes a look at his works that he had a brilliancy, both in knowledge and with the pen, like that of Ibn al-Jawzi and Imam Ghazali. Of the scholars of his era, I know of no one comparable to him in this regard, except Imam 'Abd al-Hayy al-Farangi Mahalli (of Lucknow).” —Sa'id Ahmad Akbarabadi, Aligarh, India
“Morally outstanding, hadith scholar, remnant of the predecessors and splendor of the successors, blessed Imam, caller to Allah, my master and my teacher: Shaykh Muhammad Zakariyya.” —Sayyid Muhammad Ibn 'Alawi al-Maliki, Madina Munawwara
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HIDAYA
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Shaykh Burhan Uddin Ali (503-593AH) who was born in Marghinan, a village 15 farsakh from Samarqand in Farghanah, wrote the volumnious celebrated law treatise The Hidaya, literally 'the guidance'. In the words of the Dictionary of Islam, it is the 'hidayah fil furu' or 'guidance in particular points'. The book covers all subjects of Islam relevant to everyday life.
The opinions of the jurisprudents and the imams are cited on all legal issues involving zakah, charity, mutual dealings, marriage, divorce, dower, gifts, death, funeral, iddah, orphanage, fosterage, wills, bequests, inheritance, guardianship, waqf, sales, partnerships, huddud or punishments. The authoriries cited include Imams Abu Hanifah, Shafi', Malik, Ibn Hanbal, Zafar etc. Differing views are discussed in the light of the noble Prophet's (SAW) ahadith and the rulings of the respected Sahabah (RA) like Sayyidina Umar (RA) and Ali (RA).
Edited & revised by Zahra Baintner
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ISLAMIC PRINCIPLES ON FAMILY PLANNING
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When a reader picks up a book on debatable issues like Family Planning, he has every right to demand of it’s Author a clear statement of his approach to the subject. After all, few modern Fiqhi subjects of cultural and religious inquiry are more contentious and leave less scope for all disinterested analysis and detached observations. The development of research into issues of Family Planning and its Islamic legal regulations are issues of Family Planning and its Islamic legal regulations are characterized, neither by the accumulation of historical facts nor knowledge of issues concerning Family Planning and related issues like birth control, abortion, fetal development, unwanted pregnancies, artificial insemination, genetic counseling, ectogenesis, cloning and hybrid, etc. The Abortion Laws of many countries are deeply imbedded in its medical and pedagogical categories of their legal regulations. The researcher has to approach such issues very carefully as modern researchers are advancing every day and bring, in their wake new challenges which require appropriate answers and solutions. In view of the fact that there has been very few detailed and comprehensive research done on the topic of family planning, Muslims are in a dilemma when confronted with such technological innovations. It is precisely for this reason that this study has been undertaken to try and evaluate the legitimacy of the above mentioned issues in the light of Islamic Jurisprudence. Mufti Allie Haroun Sheik has successfully finished his inquiries into the thorny issue of Family Planning and related aspects. He has discussed the subject with Ikhlas-al-niyyah.
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KITAABUL MEERATH (BOOK ON INHERITANCE)
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Author: Mujlisul Ulama of South Africa
Pages: 170 Binding: Paperback
Description from the publisher:
Kitabul Meerath (The Book of Inheritance) is an attempt to explain Islamic Inheritance to ordinary Muslims. This subject which concerns every Muslim is about the most neglected branch of Islamic knowledge. Most Muslims are grossly ignorant of the Ahkam (laws) of inheritance. Even pious and learned people commit grave errors in this matter.
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KITAABUS-SALAT
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Kitabus Salaat - The Muslim Prayer Book
By: Majlisul Ulama of South Africa
“Surely Salaat prevents one from shameful and forbidden things;”(29:45)
In view of the overriding importance of Salaah in the life of every Muslim there is a great need of a book dealing comprehensively with the subject. To practice upon this compulsory injunction (Farz) of Islam, it is imperative for Muslim to acquire sound knowledge of this important pillar of Islam.
This book by Majlisul Ulama of South Africa also deals with the different rules (Masails) Times, Salatul Juma, Salatut Taraweeh, Salatul Eid, Salatut Tahajjud, Salatus Safar, Imaamat and Jamaat etc.
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KITABUT TAHARAH The Book of Purification and Purity
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By: Majlisul Ulama of South Africa
“Purity is half the Imaan” Says Prophet Mohammad (SaW). This book by Majlisul Ulama of South Africa deals with the various forms of etiquettes, and different Masails of purification, like ablution (Wudu), Bath (Ghusl), Use of Miwaak, Masah on Leather Socks (Khuffain), Taymum, Haiz and Nifaas etc.
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LANGUAGE OF THE FRIDAY KHUTBA
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An extensive discussion on the subject of the language of the Friday Khutbah. Can it be delivered in English, or does it have to be given in Arabic?
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