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The Fiqh of Worship: A Commentary on Ibn Qudamah's 'Umdat al - Fiqh - فقه العبادات - شرح عمدة الفقه

لـ Hatem al-Haj

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The Fiqh of Worship: A Commentary on Ibn Qudamah

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تاريخ النشر: 01/01/2014

الناشر: الدار العالمية للكتاب الإسلامي

النوع: ورقي غلاف فني

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نبذة qmnrWjBGlaالناشر:The Fiqh of Worship is a translation of and commentary on Ibn Qudâmah’s highly esteemed ‘Umdat al-‎Fiqh, an abridged book of fiqh (Islamic jurisprudence) according to the Hanbali school.‎ ‎
‎ Dr. Hatem al-Haj has translated and elaborated on it, noting the opinions of other schools of Islamic ‎jurisprudence, thus giving the English-speaking ...student a broader base for his or her understanding of fiqh.‎ ‎
‎ The author has made the difficult subject of fiqh easier to learn and more comprehensible by using visual ‎aids and a unique symbol system.‎ ‎
‎ This book is a must-have for the serious student of knowledge. In the author’s words:‎ ‎
‎ This knowledge will only be beneficial if it is sought for Allah’s sake, coupled with compassionate devotion ‎towards Him and diligent adherence to the way of our most beloved, Prophet Muhammad (blessings and ‎peace be upon him). It will be retained only by frequent reviews, and confirmed by teaching it to those who ‎are less knowledgeable.‎ ‎‎ Worship, when devoutly observed and correctly performed, is the ultimate human function for which ‎people were created, and the only way to attain the ultimate success, being the pleasure of our Lord ‎‎(Exalted is He).‎ ‎
‎ Imam Ibn Qudâmah al-Maqdisi: He was a distinguished scholar of fiqh, known for his mastery of fiqh ‎knowledge and principles and for his wisdom in promoting the correct practice of Islam. Ibn Katheer said ‎of him: "There was not found in his era nor before it by a long span of time, anyone possessing more fiqh—‎understanding of the religion—than him." Ibn Taymeeyah and others also said the same.‎ ‎‎ Born in 541 H (1147 CE) in Nablus, Palestine, Ibn Qudâmah began his Islamic studies at a young age, ‎eventually studying under many scholars in Damascus, Badgdâd and Makkah. He wrote more than thirty ‎books on fiqh, Hadith, ‘aqeedah (creed) and zuhd (spirituality and asceticism), though he is most famous ‎for his books of fiqh al-Mughni and ‘Umdat al-Fiqh, both considered textbooks of Hanbali fiqh. Always ‎striving to fully implement the teaching of Islam in his own life, Ibn Qudâmah participated in jihad with the ‎forces of Salâh-ad-Deen as they conquered Jerusalem. He died at the age of 79 in his home in Damascus.‎

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The Fiqh of Worship: A Commentary on Ibn Qudamah's 'Umdat al - Fiqh - فقه العبادات - شرح عمدة الفقه

لـ Hatem al-Haj