Maliki Fiqh Code and its Evidences 4/1

Description

Book description:

• Author's name: Al-Sadiq bin Abdulrahman Al-Ghariani

• Number of pages: 2985 pages

• The subject of the book: Maliki jurisprudence and its evidence 

The contents of the book:

The book contains many topics, including the following:

1. Introduction
2. Worship - Its Concept and Objectives 
3. Definition of worship
4. The special concept of clinics
5. The General Concept of Worship 
6. The basis of worship is submission and not recognizing wisdom
7. Examples of how worship is based on a lack of understanding of wisdom
8. The form of worship may not be disturbed 
9. Work requires sincerity and following the Sunnah 
10. The impact of disrupting the form of worship on some previous religions
11. Aims and Purposes of Worship
12. The first meaning is to worship God because He is worthy of worship
13. The Second Meaning - Worship to Thank the Blessing
14. Secondary purposes 
15. Book of Purity 
16. Purity and its types
17. Purity in language
18. Purity in the Shari'ah 
19. Juvenile purity
20. Purity where

• Minor purity
• Great purity

1. Water provisions
2. Water sections
3. First section: Water that is pure in itself and disinfectant for others

• Using Zamzam water to remove impurity 
• The waters of torment are not cleansing 

1. Second section: Water that is pure in itself but not disinfectant for others 
2. Section III, Impure Water 
3. Suspicion of impurity 
4. Transformation of impurity from water
5. Turning urine into water 
6. Water that cannot be used for ritual cleansing
7. Choosing the easiest way to perform worship is more important than asking for hardship
8. Pure things
9. is a visible object
10. Marine Animal Death
11. Insects and bloodless animals 
12. Purity of the Royal Animal 
13. Hair and wool
14. Alhamad
15. All animals are clean 
16. Hygiene of hygiene 
17. Dog fence
18. The purity of pig feces 
19. Water falling on pedestrians
20. Zakat
21. Definition
22. Zakat ruling
23. Fighting Zakat Collectors
24. The Wisdom of Zakat
25. The Sin of Zakat Withdrawal
26. Is there a right in money other than zakat?
27. It is wiser for a Muslim to bequeath his wealth 
28. A woman's agreement from her husband's money
29. Zakatable Funds
30. Conditions for Zakat Obligation
31. I: General conditions 

• Freedom
• Perfect King
• Quorum 

1. II: Special conditions for some funds 

• The passage of time when the money is in the hands of its owner
• The arrival of the courier
• Devoid of Religion 

1. Conditions for the validity of zakat 

• Islam
• Intention
• Zakat disbursement in the country
• Paying Zakat after hawl has passed 

1. The money of a child and an insane person
2. Zakat of the eye
3. Zakat of an eye

• Playing
• Silver 

1. Currencies in circulation 
2. The amount of the nisab of money
3. Foreign currencies
4. The amount of zakat to be paid on the zakat of an eye
5. Reference gold
6. Jewelry used for decoration
7. What to Zakat from Jewelry
8. Zakat of livestock
9. The courier who collects livestock zakat
10. Camel zakat
11. Flag quorum
12. Cow quorum
13. Removing from the center in zakat
14. Livestock mixers
15. Terms of mixing
16. Livestock Ownership Renewed During the Hawl 
17. Escaping Zakat 
18. Plowing zakat
19. Types of fruits and grains for which zakat is due 
20. Vicarious Divorce
21. The Diversity of the Vice Presidency into Change, Ownership and Power of Attorney and their provisions
22. Divorce for damage
23. Wisdom from it
24. The harm that authorizes a woman to file for divorce
25. How and when to prove damage and when to award it
26. Loss of damage claim
27. When does a woman have the right to sue for abandonment?
28. The harm of not spending
29. Past alimony does not entitle you to damages
30. Divorce for lack of agreement is retroactive, not irrevocable
31. Attachment of the absent person's property for alimony
32. The dispute in the husband's pleasure
33. Dispute over the receipt or amount of alimony
34. Damage caused by the absence of a spouse
35. Damage by incarceration and imprisonment
36. Defects that may lead to annulment of marriage 
37. Getting Married with Flaws
38. Disadvantages
39. Conditions for divorce for a defect
40. Post-entry defects
41. When to force a woman to undergo treatment
42. Dispute over the existence of the defect
43. Ruling on the dowry when divorcing with a defect
44. Divorce by vanity
45. The meaning of Ilah
46. The provisions of iṣlāl legislated the facility for women
47. The oil that makes up the Ilah
48. Ila'a can only be made by leaving the act of sexual intercourse
49. Conditions for the occurrence of iṣlā'
50. The wife on whom the i'lālā' falls
51. The term from the day of succession
52. Consequences of filing an iqla lawsuit
53. The organization can be
54. Retroactive divorce
55. Absent Mollie's husband
56. Flowering
57. The meaning and judgment of dhahir
58. The spouse from whom dhahir occurs
59. The woman who is subject to dhahir
60. Dahir formula
61. Hate for a man to say to his woman, "Sister," etc.
62. Revival of the dead
63. Definition of death
64. Revival rule
65. The dead that can be revived

• Unowned Mawat
• Nearly dead
• A land abandoned by its people
• The land belongs to the Imam

1. Fever
2. Yum is a revival
3. Specialization in permissible
4. Definition of permissible 
5. Types of permissible
6. Square of Fire, Cattle and Water
7. Giving water to those in need
8. Stream and river
9. Joint amputation
10. Dividing the water in a well dug in the desert
11. Fishing from the water of valleys and rivers
12. Getting a head start on water utilization
13. The size of the property's harem
14. Harem is not from the king of jealousy
15. Deposit
16. Definition
17. Creativity rule
18. Pillars of the deposit
19. Location thing
20. Rejecting facts is a sign of faith
21. Horsemen of the Khan (nail)
22. How to save a deposit
23. The signer is a trustee and not a guarantor
24. Return of the deposit 
25. Reasons for guaranteeing a deposit
26. Causing an infringement 
27. Causing her to be tempted
28. Negligent and forgetful
29. The gray hairs are in the custody of others
30. Disposing of the deposit in a way that is deemed beneficial without authorization
31. Unauthorized use of the deposit 
32. Advancing a deposit without permission
33. Mixing Facts and Honesty 
34. Unnecessary travel of the signatory to the depository
35. Signs of betrayal and self-deception by the depositor 
36. Sending a deposit to its owner without permission

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