Al-Fiqh 'Ala Al-Madhahib al-Arba'ah (Arabic
Only)
Author:
Abu'l Faraj Ibn Jauzi,
Published By:
Dar al-Aafaq al-Arabiyah
Hardback,
2000
Pages,
About the Book:
Unlike
many recent works which tend to ignore the major Madhahibs this work offers
Islamic Jurisprudence According to the Four Sunni Schools , according to the
interpretations of more recent scholars trained at al-Azhar University.
It is a valuable and detailed reference work for many scholars and Imams as well
as the student of Ilm.
About Ibn Jawzi:
Abd al-Raĥmān
Ibn Muĥammad Awađ al-Jazīrī was born on the Egyptian island of Shandawīl in 1882
(1299 AH) and was educated at al-Azhar 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.
Al-Jazīrī's writings include: Al-Fiqh cAlā al-Madhāhib al-Arbacah ('Islamic
Jurisprudence According to the Four Orthodox Schools') in four volumes (Volume I
was composed jointly by al-Jazīrī and a committee of scholars, while the
remaining volumes were composed by al-Jazīrī alone); Tawđīĥ al-cAqā'id , Al-Akhlāq
al-Dīniyah wal-Ĥikam al-Sharciyah , Adillat al-Yaqīn and Dīwān Khuţab.
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