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Provides an in-depth look at the rulings of Shariah regarding slaughter by Muslims and by the People of the Book. Also looks at the issue of meats imported into Muslim countries.

روى الإمام محمد بن الحسن الشيباني أقوال أبي حنيفة في ست كتب تسمى عند الحنفية ظاهر الرواية وهي : الجامع الكبيرـ الجامع الصغيرـ السير الكبيرـ السير الصغيرـ المبسوط ـ والزيادات . والصغير ما رواه محمد عن أبي يوسف عن أبي حنيفة، والكبير ما رواه محمد عن أبي حنيفة مباشرة . والسير أحكام الجهاد والحرب وما يتبع ذلك أما شرح السير الكبير فهو للإمام السرخسي أملاه على تلاميذه، علل فيه لنصوص السير فبين بعض الأدلة، وفرع بعض التفريعات وقد خرج المحقق الأحاديث . وأثبت في آخر كل جزء فهرسا لأبوابه الفقهية   

Compiled from lectures of Shaykh Muhammad Ali Sabuni on inheritance laws in Islam, delivered at the College of Shariah and Islamic Studies in Makkah.

What is the ruling on collective dua after congregational salat?

Translation of the Urdu book by Mufti Muhamamd Inaamul Haq Qasmi. Laws pertaining to all aspects of Qurbani are expounded. Among other things the rules concerning age, eye, hair, legs, meat, foot, movement, skin, slaughtering, butcher, aids, workers, and rope have been detailed. Qurbani rulings are entered by Urdu keywords in alphabetical order. This translation has retained that order. It goes from Alif to Yaa. If you are not familiar with Urdu then the listing order will not be helpful. However you can locate the subject of interest by browsing the table of contents.

A comprehensive discussion of Islamic laws of trade according to all four schools of fiqh. Also comparison of Islamic laws with the Western laws.

A comprehensive discussion of Islamic laws of trade according to all four schools of fiqh. Also comparison of Islamic laws with the Western laws.

A discussion of the ruling of the beard in the Shariah and a refutation of the claim that it is simply a cultural tradition.

This book covers all issues of fiqh that a Muslim traveler can face. If you're planning any trip, it would be helpful to consult it and also to keep it with you while traveling.

Shaykh Zayn al-Deen was a prominent Hanafi jurist from Turkey who lived in the 10th century after Hijrah. He wrote a lengthy treatise on the issue of taking compensation over recitation of the Qur'an. This edition includes a beneficial introduction by Ameenah Umar al-Kharrat, with detailed articles explaining the stances of the four madh-habs on some related issues: taking payment for teaching Qur'an, the issue of gifting reward of recitation of the Quran to the deceased (Eesal thawab), hiring someone to recite Qur'an, and reciting Qur'an at the graveyard.

A detailed historic and juristic discussion of Islamic laws regarding conquered lands and how they apply to the Indian subcontinent.

This is an edited and updated version of author's Phd thesis which earned him a doctorate from the University of Karachi. The author teaches at the Darul Uloom Karachi. A very comprehensive treatment of the subject of Waqf in Islamic Jurisprudence.

Collection of fiqh articles of Mufti Muhammad Shafi (ra) on 105 subjects.

There are two books here. The Kitab al-Kasb of Imam Muhammad Shaibani, with commentary from Imam Sarkhasi.2) Risala al-Halal wa al-Haram of Imam Ibn Taymiah. Research by Shaikkh Abd al-Fattah abu Ghaddah.

Authored by Mufti Hammadullah Waheed, this book discusses Islamic laws regarding financial responsibility of the husband, father, and son. Includes references to laws in effect in many Muslim countries as well. A rare book on a very important subject.

What is the correct method of slaughter according to Islamic law? What is the ruling on modern automated methods of slaughter? What about stunning? Are imported meats available in Saudi Arabia halal? What is the Islamic ruling on meat slaughtered by Jews and Christians? These and other burning issues have been dealt with in detail by Mufti Taqi Usmani in his Arabic book, Ahkam-uz-Zabaih. He visited many slaughterhouses around the world to witness their procedures in detail. Now this indispensable book is available in English. It may help settle the controversies surrounding the issue of halal meat. Translated by Shaykh Abdullah Nana. An Imam at a masjid in San Francisco, he graduated from Darul-Uloom Azadville in South Africa and also holds a B.S. in business administration from UC Berkeley.

A propvocative discussion arguing that rajam is a ta'zeer punishment noth hud. Maulanan Umar Ahamd Usmani was the son of Maulana Zafar Ahmad Usmani and a disciple of Maulana Ubaidullah Sindhi. He takes issues with many of the fiqh rulings in his seven volume Fiqhul Qur'an. This is an extension of that series. He holds that it was and still can be a discretionary punishment (t'azeer) but not a fixed hud punishment as noramlly held. He presents many arguments from the Qur'an and Sunnah and quotes other authorities who held the same view. As hud punishments come under strong scrutiny today, it is good to know these arguments, even if one does not agree with them.

A comprehensive Hajj guide based on ahadith and narrations of Companions.Also describes in detail the common errors committed by pilgrims today.

روى الإمام محمد بن الحسن الشيباني أقوال أبي حنيفة في ست كتب تسمى عند الحنفية ظاهر الرواية وهي : الجامع الكبيرـ الجامع الصغيرـ السير الكبيرـ السير الصغيرـ المبسوط ـ والزيادات . والصغير ما رواه محمد عن أبي يوسف عن أبي حنيفة، والكبير ما رواه محمد عن أبي حنيفة مباشرة . والسير أحكام الجهاد والحرب وما يتبع ذلك أما شرح السير الكبير فهو للإمام السرخسي أملاه على تلاميذه، علل فيه لنصوص السير فبين بعض الأدلة، وفرع بعض التفريعات وقد خرج المحقق الأحاديث . وأثبت في آخر كل جزء فهرسا لأبوابه الفقهية   

An in-depth discussion of the Islamic punishment for adultery. Discusses Jewish and Christian practices also. Answers such objections as stoning is not mentioned in the Qur'an and the ruling for stoning was abrogated by the verse specifying 100 lashes.

Translation of Mufti Taqi Usmani's Ahkam-uz-Zabaih.

A collection of booklets that clarify the ideology of following one Imam of Fiqh, promote the comprehension of Fiqh, especially Hanafi Fiqh of Qiyas and present some question to those who insist that there is no need for following a madhhab.