‘Tark’ and stopping oneself from doing wrong and the Shar’ī considerations by 'al-Amīr al-San’ānīOct 17Oct 17
Salāt ul-Hāja — ’The Prayer of Need’ from al-Shawkānī’s ‘Tuhfah ul-Dhākirīn’Oct 12A response icon2Oct 12A response icon2
What can and must be rationalised and what cannot be rationalised within Sharīah — seeking Ilal…The books of Islamic jurisprudence both at a substantive level (furū fiqhī) and at a principled and theoretical level (usūlī) have lengthy…Sep 25Sep 25
Ibn ul-Qassār on the apparent conflict of Qawā’id (Principles) and Akhbār Ahād (solitary reports)Aug 22Aug 22
Ibn Hubayrah al-Hanbalī on how to navigate Khilāf or different opinions within the four sunnī…al-Ifsāh an Ma’ānī ul-Sihāh al-Shar’h lil-Jam Bayn al-Sahihayn lī Abī Abdullāh al-Humaydī al-AndalūsīAug 14Aug 14
Iqtisād and the meaning of moderation and the middle-way according to Ibn Daqīq al-Īd — excerpt…Mar 22A response icon1Mar 22A response icon1
Clarifying what is intended by obligatory knowledge [Fard al-Ayn] - Shihāb ul-Dīn al-Qarāfī, from…Feb 26Feb 26
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