Kitab al-Fiqh Ala l-Madhahib al-Arba'ah: Urdu, 5 Vols,
*[A4] Hardback- 5 Volume Set,
by Imam Abd 'ur-Rahman al-Jaziri
Translated into Urdu by Manzoor Ahsan Abassi.
Published by Jilani Book Depot.




Description :


Renowned text of reference for the four Sunni schools of fiqh by the notable scholar Imam 'Abd al-Rahman al-Jaziri, rahmatullahi ta'ala 'alayhi.


It is a valuable and detailed reference work for those interested in Islam, Islamic law or comparative law. This is a must for academic libraries as well as for individuals who want to learn more about the performance of religious duties. 


To date this is the only book on the market which brings together the teachings of all four Sunni schools of jurisprudence on a single topic. As such, it provides a unique service by enabling students of Islam, both Muslim and non-Muslim alike, to compare the teachings of the various schools without having to go in search of the relevant source material for each school.  It demonstrates the breadth and mercy of interpretation of each law and provides the Muslim practitioner with various ways in which he or she may fulfill the tenets of the faith.



This is the urdu translation of the famous work.





 Table of Contents :

    ---Volume. 1.     Qismul 'ibadat
    ---Volume. 2-3.  Qismul mu'amalat
    ---Volume. 4.     Qismul ahwalu al-shakhsiyyah
    ---Volume. 5.     Qismul 'uqubat al-shar'iyyah.





The Author: Abd al-Raĥmān Ibn Muĥammad 'Awađ al-Jazīrī, rahmatullahi ta'ala 'alayhi,  was born on the Egyptian island of Shandawīl in 1882 (1299 AH) and was educated at al-Azhar University from 1896-1909; he later became a teacher at al-Azhar. In 1912, al-Jazīrī was appointed inspector for the Ministry of Religious Endowment's Department of Mosques, after which he was promoted to the Ministry's chief inspector. He was subsequently appointed as a professor in al-Azhar's College of the Principles of Religion, and before his death in Ĥulwān in 1941 (1360 AH), al-Jazīrī became a member of al-Azhar's Committee of Senior Scholars.



*Decent print and binding by sub-continent standards.

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Dimensions : 24.5 x 18cm.