Islamic Dawah and Non-Muslims: Method, Means and Objective

Description

Book description:

• Author's name: A. Dr. Wahba Al-Zuhaili

• Number of pages: 58 pages

• The subject of the book: The methodology, means and premises of the Islamic call

About the author:

Dr. Wahba Al-Zuhaili was born in the town of Deir Atiyah in the Damascus suburbs in 1932, and his father was a Hafiz of the Holy Quran, a firm worker in it, a lover of the Prophetic Sunnah, and a merchant farmer.

He is married and has five children, all of whom have completed their university studies except for the last one who is in the middle of his studies.

He studied primary education in the country of birth, then the secondary stage at the Sharia College in Damascus for six years, where he ranked first among all Sharia high school holders in 1952.

He continued his scientific achievement at the Faculty of Sharia at Al-Azhar Al-Sharif, where he obtained a high degree and ranked first in 1956.

He then obtained a teaching license from the College of Arabic Language at Al-Azhar, which became his international degree with a teaching license.

During this time, he studied law sciences and obtained a law degree from Ain Shams University with a good grade in 1957.

He received a diploma from the Shari'ah Institute ((Master's)) in 1959 from the Faculty of Law at Cairo University.

He obtained his doctorate in law (Islamic law) in 1963 with first honors with a recommendation to exchange the thesis with foreign universities, and the subject of the thesis (the effects of war in Islamic jurisprudence - a comparative study between the eight schools of thought and public international law) He was appointed a teacher at Damascus University in 1963, then an assistant professor in 1969, then a professor in 1975, and his work is teaching, writing, mentoring, giving public and private lectures, and he may work 16 hours a day.

He specializes in Jurisprudence and Fundamentals of Jurisprudence and teaches them along with Comparative Jurisprudence at the Faculty of Shari'ah and Shari'ah subjects at the Faculty of Law at Damascus University and their postgraduate studies.

Scientific books and other works:

• The effects of war in Islamic jurisprudence - a comparison between the eight schools of thought and international law.

• Tahririh and Realization of Hadiths - Tahfat al-Fuqaha al-Samarkandi.

• Graduation and verification of ahadiths and relics (Jama'at al-Ulum wa al-Hanbali by Ibn Rajab al-Hanbali) with commentary on them.

• Al-Wasit in the Fundamentals of Islamic Jurisprudence.

• Fundamentals of Islamic Jurisprudence.

• Islamic jurisprudence in its new style.

• The theory of legal necessity, a comparative study.

• The theory of guarantee or (the rule of civil and criminal liability) in Islamic jurisprudence - a comparative study of selected jurisprudential texts - introduction, commentary and analysis.

• The System of Islam - three sections - the system of belief, the system of governance and international relations, and the issues of the contemporary Islamic world.

• Islamic jurisprudence on the Maliki school of thought.

• Al-Wajeez in the Fundamentals of Jurisprudence.

• Named contracts in the UAE Civil Transactions Law and the Jordanian Civil Code.

• Named contracts in the UAE Civil Transactions Law and the Jordanian Civil Code.

• International Relations in Islam.

• Sharia penalties and their causes - co-authored with Dr. Ramadan Ali Al-Sayed.

• General Origins of the Unity of True Religion (Comparative Origins of Religions) translated into English.

• Efforts to codify Islamic jurisprudence.

• Obadah ibn al-Samet.

• Osama bin Zaid.

• Saeed bin al-Musayyib.

• Omar ibn Abdulaziz.

• Human Rights in Islam, with others.

• Shari'ah rules for adopting the easiest madhhabs.

• Sharia licenses - their provisions and controls.

• Islam is a religion of jihad, not aggression.

• Peace is a religion of consultation and democracy.

• The Qur'anic story, guidance and demonstration.

• Islamic jurisprudence and its evidence, translated into Turkish, Malay and Persian.

• The Illuminating Tafsir on Doctrine, Law, and Methodology, winner of the Best Book Award in the Islamic World in 1995.

• The Holy Quran: Legislative Structure and Civilizational Characteristics.

• Brief explanation.

• Hanbali jurisprudence with its evidence and contemporary applications.

• Intermediate Tafsir in three volumes.

• Pretexts in Shari'a policy and Islamic jurisprudence, Master's thesis, 1959.

• Rules of Hanbali jurisprudence from Ibn Qadama's Al-Mughni.

• Investigating and graduating the ahadiths and relics of Ibn Rajab's Jama'at al-Ulum wa al-Hakam.

• Realizing, graduating and abbreviating the book (Anwar fi Shama'il al-Nabi al-Mukhtar) by Imam Muhyi al-Sunnah al-Baghaghawi.

• A comprehensive investigation, division, and service of Ibn Qayyim al-Jawziyya's The Way of Hijratain and Bab al-Sa'adatain.

• Cloning is a controversy of science, religion and ethics.

• Introducing and realizing Nil al-Awtar by Shawkani.

• Introducing and realizing Al-Nawawi's Muslim commentary.

• The right to freedom in the world.

• Dialogue on the renewal of Islamic jurisprudence.

• The Muslim Family in the Contemporary World.

• Imam Shafi'i.

• Balancing the Qur'an and Sunnah in Rulings, in press in 2001.

• Modern Financial Transactions and Contemporary Fatwas, in press in 2001.

• The extent to which the reformist calls were influenced by the call of Sheikh Muhammad ibn Abdul Wahhab.

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