Islamic Jurisprudence

Cyberculture is internet culture – the new environment into which we have been drawn in recent years. While kids are often more internet-savvy than parents, and although we cannot protect them from every negative influence, there are some real and manageable steps we can take to help children stay safe. This book presents practical guidelines compatible with Islamic principles to help them avoid serious problems while allowing them the many benefits of internet use.

The washing, shrouding and burial of a deceased Muslim’s body is an obligation upon one or more members of the community. Every family should have access to knowledge about how to correctly prepare the deceased for burial. This booklet is a step-by-step guide with simple diagrams. It includes an appendix with rulings pertaining to a bequest and another with supplications for the dead from the Sunnah.

In this book, the author mention some provisions relating to Muslim women in brief, like : - Legal Rulings Regarding the Muslim Women. - Rights of the Woman on Her Husband. - The Veil (Hijab). -Legal Rulings on Menstruation and Post-Partum Bleeding.

A book in Greek talks about women's rights historically in different religions such as Christianity, Judaism, Hinduism and Islam, and how Islam gave them their rights that they did not obtain under any religion or any era before. Even in Europe, they could not obtain some of their rights until after 19th century where people debated about whether women are even humans. This book clarifies the reasons for European women's desire to convert to Islam after getting rational answers to their questions from it.

A short book in English in which the author discusses the internal conflict from which new Muslims suffer at Christmas time. They have been accustomed to celebrating this holiday with their families and friends for religious and cultural reasons for most of their lives. This book helps and guides new Muslims to understand and deal with this problem.

A book in English aims to collect all Islamic texts that talk about the rite of zakat. Its author classifies and divided it into chapters so the reader can get the required text easily.

A book in Ukrainian talks about women's rights historically in different religions such as Christianity, Judaism, Hinduism and Islam, and how Islam gave them their rights that they did not obtain under any religion or any era before. Even in Europe, they could not obtain some of their rights until after 19th century where people debated about whether women are even humans. This book clarifies the reasons for European women's desire to convert to Islam after getting rational answers to their questions from it.

A book in Romanian talks about women's rights historically in different religions such as Christianity, Judaism, Hinduism and Islam, and how Islam gave them their rights that they did not obtain under any religion or any era before. Even in Europe, they could not obtain some of their rights until after 19th century where people debated about whether women are even humans. This book clarifies the reasons for European women's desire to convert to Islam after getting rational answers to their questions from it.

A book in Armenian talks about women's rights historically in different religions such as Christianity, Judaism, Hinduism and Islam, and how Islam gave them their rights that they did not obtain under any religion or any era before. Even in Europe, they could not obtain some of their rights until after 19th century where people debated about whether women are even humans. This book clarifies the reasons for European women's desire to convert to Islam after getting rational answers to their questions from it.

A book in English talks about women's historical rights in different doctrines such as Christianity, Judaism, Hinduism, and Islam, and how Islam gave them rights that they did not obtain under any doctrines in any previous era. Even in Europe, they could not obtain some of their rights until after the 19th century when people debated about whether women are even humans. This book clarifies the reasons for European women's desire to convert to Islam after getting rational answers to their questions from it.

A book translated into Tamil shows the definition and types of purification. It also mentions the types of water, ruling of using the utensils made of gold or silver, and the types of impurities.

A great effort from Dr. Hatem Al-Haj to abbreviate the book “Principles of Islamic Fiqh” written by M. H. Kamali to be easier for studying and learning.

A book in English in which its author explains the principles of Islamic fiqh and its topic: Islamic ruling, Islamic proofs as the Quran, Sunnah, consensus, and analogy, ways of deducing, and personal reasoning.

A book in English provides the legal maxims of Islamic jurisprudence in a simple and easy way. It presents an accurate definition of the Islamic legal maxims and then gives lots of examples of each rule.

A great trial from Dr. Hatem to abbreviate the book of Sh. Abu Ameenah Bilal Philips "Evolution of Fiqh". The overall purpose of this book is to acquaint the reader with the historical factors behind the formulation of Islamic law (fiqh) in order that he may better understand how and why the various schools of Islamic law came about.

This is one of the important summarized books which handle, discuss and explain the issues of monotheism, morals, Islamic manners and supplications along with the Islamic jurisprudence.

The concept of Freedom

A book in English shows the prestige of women before Islam. They were horribly mistreated, belittled, and granted a prestige less than men to the extent that they were like a commodity, not a person. Instead, Islam fought against this injustice and completely gave them full rights as men. Additionally, Islam made the relationship between these two genders based on affection, mercy, and intimacy.

The word taqleed is a derivative of Qalaadah, and the linguistic meaning of qalaadah is to wear a collar that a dog wears around its neck. The meaning of taqleed in terminology is to act upon the opinion of an Imaam from the Ummah without knowing the evidence. So the muqallid is the one who does taqleed.

In this booklet we have established, the evidences utilized for 20 raka’hs are weak and there is not a SINGLE Saheeh hadeeth or athar that mentions the Messenger of Allah (Sallalahu Alayhee Was-Sallam) prayed or commanded 20 raka’hs Taraaweeh. This booklet also contains the evidences for praying 8 raka’hs and establishes this to be the Sunnah of the Messenger of Allah (Sallalahu Alayhee Was-Sallam), the Practice of the Companions and those upon their way, All in light of the statements and understanding of the Scholars of Ahlus-Sunnah Wal-Jama’ah From amongst the Imaams of the Salaf, the Scholars of hadeeth of the past and present and the Jurists Up Until 1424H.