Rulings on Ghaith in Islamic Jurisprudence

Description

Book description:

• Author's name: Ibrahim Mohammed Ahmed Al-Rabayeh 

• Number of pages: 147 pages 

• The subject of the book: The book deals with the nature and rulings of ghaith in Islamic jurisprudence 

The contents of the book:

1. Dedication

2. Acknowledgments

3. Summary

4. Bootstrap

5. Introductory chapter: The truth about rainfall and the importance of its descent

• Exhibit I: The Definition and Importance of Ghaith

• First requirement: Language and terminology

• Second requirement: How the rain falls 

• Third requirement: The importance of rainfall

• Research II: Rulings related to the rains

• First requirement: Weather forecasts and rainfall

• Second requirement: Artificial Rainmaking

• The third requirement: Istisqaqa prayer

• Conclusion of the chapter

6. Chapter one: Rulings related to ghayth in worship

• First article: Rulings on Purity 

• First requirement: The purity of the water 

• Second requirement: What defiles the water

• Third requirement: Ghusl when the rain falls

• Research II: Rulings related to rain in prayer

• The first requirement: Leaving the congregation when the rain falls

• The second requirement: Leaving Friday when the rain falls

• Third requirement: Gathering in urban areas when rain falls

• Fourth requirement: Praying on the rickshaw when the rain falls

• Paper III: Rulings on fasting and zakat

• First requirement: Seeing the crescent moon when the rain falls

• Second requirement: Water entering the mouth of the fasting person

• The third requirement: Zakat on crops and fruits watered by rainwater

• Conclusion of the chapter

7. Chapter II: Rulings on transactions and penalties

• Exhibit I: Rulings related to gas in transactions

• First requirement: Ownership and sale of rainwater by individuals

• Second requirement: Ownership and sale of water by the state

• Research II: Punishments in the event of rainfall and damage 

• First requirement: The role of the ruler in paying the damages of the rains

• Second requirement: Establishing the Hadd when the rain falls

• Conclusion of the chapter

8. Conclusion

9. Index of Sources and References 

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