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Friday, December 31, 2004

New Maliki Fiqh Resources

Starting in January 2005, SunniPath.com will begin offering an Introduction to Maliki Fiqh course, insha'llah. This course will cover essential acts of worship, namely the prayer and its necessary conditions, such as purification. The main text will be Imam Ahmad al-Dardir’s Aqrab al-Masalik ila Madhab Imam Malik, or The Nearest of Paths to the Juristic School of Imam Malik. This text is widely considered to contain only the dominant opinions of the Maliki school, and covers all of the aspects of jurisprudence, from ritual purification to inheritance law. It is hoped that in subsequent courses all of the chapters will be covered.

Lamppost Productions is now selling Ibn Ashir Recited (Al-Murshid Al-Mu'een) on CD along with an accompanying 94-page guide booklet. The CD contains a soothing recitation of the didactic poem of the 17th Century Northwest African Scholar, Sidi Abdul-Wahid ibn Ashir (1040 A.H.) recited by Abdullah bin Hamid Ali, an American graduate of the University of Qarawiyyin's Faculty of Shariah located in Fez, Morocco. Recitation is performed first in Arabic, and is then recited while being complemented by an English translation. This CD is the first in a series. Part One covers an introduction to doctrine, a summary of the Islamic faith, and a brief look at the fundamental jargon of Islamic Legal Theory. The booklet gives clarity to some of the sometimes complicated and at other times essential topics discussed in the CD translation. The commentary is based on some of the most authoritative commentaries written on the text.

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At 12/31/2004 06:59:00 PM, Blogger Omar said...

Assalam Alaykum wa Rahmatallahi wa Barakatahu,

Allahumma Salee wa Salem 'ala Ashraf al-Anbiyyai wal Mursaleen, Khayr al-Khalq, Sayyid al-Kownayn, al-Amin, al-Mustafa Sayidi al-Mursaleen, Muhammad (SAWS)

Brother there is another WONDERFUL Maliki fiqh website:
www.guidinghelper.com

Please post it in your entry for people to learn from it,
Jazakallahu Khayrun

 
At 12/31/2004 10:58:00 PM, Blogger Mere Muslim said...

Wa 'alaykumu as-salam wa rahmatullah wa barakatuh,

Thanks for your comments. I didn't include links to other Maliki fiqh websites since the subject of my post was New Maliki Fiqh Resources. Indeed there are other useful websites on Maliki fiqh, with Guiding Helper and Aisha Bewley's site being amongst the best of them.

Jazaka Allah khayrun!

 

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