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| 2 Summary of Feqh

Items of Feqh
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Section I: Vessels Made from Animal Skin

2

Section II: Vessels Made from Bones

3

Section III: Vessels Made from Animal Hair, Fur, and Wool

4

Section IV: Golden and Silver Vessels

5

Section V: Vessels of the Disbelievers

1

Section I: Istinja’: Definition and Ruling

2

Section II: Reasons for Istinja’

3

Section III: Etiquettes of Relieving Oneself

4

Section V: Description of Istinja’

5

Section V: Rulings of Istijmar

1

Section I: Najasah and its Rulings

2

Section II: Najis and non-Najis Substances

3

Section III: Ways of Removing Najasah

1

Preface

2

Section I: Trimming the Moustache and Lengthening the Beard

3

Section II: Siwak

4

Section III: Cutting the Nails and Washing the Knuckles

5

Section IV: Depilating the Armpits and Shaving Pubic Hair (Istihdad)

6

Section V: Circumcision (Khitan)

1

Section I: Ablution: Definition, Virtues, and Rulings

2

Section II: Conditions of Ablution

3

Section III: Obligations of Ablution

4

Section IV: Sunan, Freedoms, and Unlegislated Acts in Ablution

1

Section I: Describing Wiping over Leather Socks and the Wisdom of its Legislation

2

Section II: The Ruling of Wiping over Leather Socks and Related Matters

3

Section III: Conditions of Wiping

4

Section IV: How to Wipe Over Leather Socks

5

Section V: The Valid Duration for Wiping

6

Section VI: Invalidators of Wiping

7

Section VII: Wiping Over Splints

1

Section I: Defining Nullifiers of Ablution: What Nullifies it and What Does Not

2

Section II: General Rulings

1

Section I: Ritual washing: Definition and What Necessitates It

2

Section II: Washing Which is Mustahabb

3

Section III: How to Perform Ritual Washing

4

Section IV: Rulings of the Junub

1

Section I: Defining Dry Ablution, Its Legislation, and Its Rulings

2

Section II: Where Dry Ablution is Legislated

3

Section III: Conditions of Dry Ablution

4

Section IV: How to Perform Dry Ablution

5

Section V: What Invalidates Dry Ablution

1

Section I: Rulings of Menstruation

2

Section II: Rulings of Postnatal Bleeding

3

Section III: Rulings of Purification from Menstruation and Postnatal Bleeding

4

Section IV: Rulings of Istihadah

1

Section I: Prayer: Its Definition, Importance, and Virtue

2

Section II: Prayer: Its Ruling, the Ruling of the One Who Abandons it, and His Punishment

1

Section I: The Call to Prayer

2

Section II: The Call to the Prayer’s Initiation

1

Section I: Conditions for the Obligation of the Prayer

2

Section II: Conditions for the Validity of Prayer

1

Section I: Intention

2

Section II: Standing

3

Section III: Saying Allahu Akbar in Prayer

4

Section IV: Raising the Hands and Where to Place Them When Standing

5

Section V: The Opening Supplication

6

Section VI: Qur’anic Recitation in Prayer

7

Section VII: Bowing

8

Section VIII: Standing after Bowing What is Said During it and Where to Place the Hands

9

Section IX: Prostration

10

Section X: Sitting Between the Two Prostrations & Before Rising

11

Section XI: The Tashahhud, Sitting for It, The Abrahamic Supplication, and Supplicating Before Salams

12

Section XII: The Two Salams And How a Woman’s Prayer Differs from that of a Man

13

Section XIII: Motionlessness and Humility in Prayer

14

Section XIV: Order in Prayer

15

Section XV: Placing a Barrier Between the One Praying and the Qiblah

16

Section XVI: Sunnah Acts after Prayer Invocations and Supplications and the Ruling of Reciting Them Out Loud

1

Section I: Permissible Acts in Prayer

2

Section II: Makruh Acts in Prayer

3

Section III: Invalidators of Prayer

1

Section I: The Definition of the Prostration of Forgetfulness, Its Ruling, and Who is Obliged to Perform It

2

Section II: How to Perform the Prostration of Forgetfulness

3

Section III: The Rulings Related to Extraneous Actions in Prayer

4

Section IV: Shortcomings in Prayer

5

Section V: Rulings Related to Doubts in Prayer

6

Section VI: The Ruling of One Having Repeated Doubts

7

Section VII: Ending the Prayers with Salams While Forgetting To Perform the Prostration of Forgetfulness

8

Section VIII: Rulings Related to the Forgetfulness of the Imam and Follower

1

Section I: The Prostration of Qur’anic Recitation

2

Section II: The Prostration of Gratitude

1

Section I: Categories of Voluntary Prayers

2

Section II: Rulings Related to Optional Prayers

1

Section I: Specifying when it is Prohibited to Pray

2

Section II: The Ruling of Praying During These Times

3

Section III: The Wisdom behind the Prohibition of Prayer During These Times

1

Section I: The Congregational Prayer

2

Section II: The Imam

1

Section I: How Travellers Pray

2

Section II: Combining Prayers

3

Section III: How the Sick Pray

4

Section IV: The Prayer of Fear

1

Section I: The Merit of Friday The Ruling of the Friday Prayer The Ruling of Repeating the Friday Prayer

2

Section II: Upon Whom the Friday Prayer is Wajib The Ruling of the Friday Prayer after the Eid Prayer

3

Section III: Conditions for the Friday Prayer

4

Section IV: How to Deliver the Friday Sermons and Offer its Prayer

5

Section V: Proper Mannerisms on Friday and for the Prayer

1

Section I: Rulings Related to the Eid Prayers

2

Section II: Mannerisms Related to Eid

3

Section III: What is Prohibited to Single Out for Performance on Eid

1

Section I: What are Solar and Lunar Eclipses? The Ruling of the Eclipse Prayers And Other Prayers Offered Upon the Occurrence of Cosmic Phenomena

2

Section II: When to Offer the Eclipse Prayer The Prayer and its Adhan

3

Section III: How to Offer the Eclipse Prayer Reciting Quietly or Out Loud During It

4

Section IV: The Sermon and what Acts are Legislated During an Eclipse

5

Section V: When an Eclipse Occurs During the Time of a Wajib or Optional Prayer

1

Section I: What is Praying for Rain? The Ruling of Praying for Rain

2

Section II: When to Pray for Rain and Gather for It Where to Pray It

3

Section III: How to Pray for Rain

4

Section IV: The Sermon after Praying for Rain, How it is Delivered, and its Time The Ruling of Reversing Clothing And Supplications

1

Section I: Rulings Related to Illness

2

Section II: Rulings Related to Dying

1

Section I: Washing the Deceased

2

Section II: Shrouding the Deceased

1

Section I: The Ruling of Praying over the Deceased and Related Rulings

2

Section II: The Description of the Funeral Prayer

1

Section I: Carrying the Deceased and the Funeral Procession

2

Section II: Burial

1

Section I: Legislated Acts at the Graves

2

Section II: Unlegislated Acts at the Grave

3

Section III: Rulings Pertaining to Disentombing

4

Section IV: Visiting the Graves and Its Rulings

1

Section I: The Ruling of Offering Condolences and Related Rulings

2

Section II: Ruling of Preparing Food

1

Section I: Defining Fasting, Its Categories, Virtues, and the Wisdom of Its Legislation

2

Section II: The Pillars of Fasting

3

Section III: The Conditions of Fasting

4

Section IV: The Sunan and Etiquettes of Fasting

1

Section I: The Virtues of Fasting, Ramadan, Night of Destiny (Laylat al-Qadr)

2

Section II: The Ruling of Fasting Ramadan and the Ruling of the One Who Does Not

3

Section III: Confirming the Entering of Ramadan

4

Section IV: Methods of Confirming the End of Ramadan

1

Section I: The Sick

2

Section II: The Traveller

3

Section III: The Old

4

Section IV: The Pregnant and the Breastfeeding

5

Section V: Other Reasons for Breaking the Fast

1

Section I: What Invalidates the Fast and What Does Not

2

Section II: Some Modern Matters and What Breaks the Fast of It

3

Section III: What is Mubah, Makruh, and Haram for the Fasting

1

Section I: Mustahabb Fasting (Voluntary Fasting)

2

Section II: Makruh Fasting

3

Section III: What is Haram to Fast

1

Section I: Continuity and Delay in Making up Fasts

2

Section II: Making up Fasts on Behalf of the Deceased

3

Section III: The Ruling of Completing a Day Intended to Fast

1

Section I: Defining Seclusion, Its Purpose, and Ruling

2

Section II: Conditions of the Validity of Seclusion

3

Section III: Nullifiers of Seclusion

4

Section IV: Rulings of Votive Seclusion

5

Section V: Making up Seclusion Time

6

Section VI: Best Types of Seclusion and Related Matters

1

Section I: Defining Charity, Its Ruling, and Its Virtue

2

Section II: The Conditions of Charity Being Wajib

1

Section I: Charity on Gold and Silver

2

Section II: Fulus and Monetary Charity

1

Section I: The Ruling of Commercial Goods

2

Section II: The Conditions for Charity on Commercial Goods

3

Section III: Calculating Charity on Goods and Giving It

4

Section IV: Charity on Shares, Bonds, and Deeds

5

Section V: Charity on Invested Capital

1

Section I: Livestock: Definition, Ruling on its Charity, and its Conditions

2

Section II: Charity on Camels

3

Section III: Charity on Cows

4

Section IV: Charity on Sheep

5

Section V: The Description of What Charity is Given from Livestock

6

Section VI: Charity on a Mix

1

Section I: The Ruling of Charity on Crops and the Portion Payable

2

Section II: The Wajib from Charity on Crops

3

Section III: The Nisab and Amount Payable for Charity on Crops and their Time

4

Section IV: Estimation (Khars)

5

Section V: Paying the Charity for Crops

6

Section VI: Charity on Crops in Unowned Land

1

Section I: Charity on Buried Wealth

2

Section II: Charity on Ores

3

Section III: Charity on Marine Wealth

1

Section I: Conditions of Giving Charity

2

Section II: Giving Charity from Other than Its Origin

1

Section I: The Pauper and The Destitute

2

Section II: Those Who Administer the Charity

3

Section III: Those Whose Hearts are to Be Won

4

Section IV: Freeing Slaves

5

Section V: The Indebted

6

Section VI: For the Cause of Allah

7

Section VII: The Wayfarer

8

Section VIII: Types of People Who Cannot Receive Charity

9

Section IX: Giving Charity to the Eight Avenues

1

Section I: Defining the Charity of Fitr, Its Ruling, and Wisdom

2

Section II: Those Upon Whom it is Wajib

3

Section III: The Time for the Charity of Fitr

4

Section IV: What is Given in the Charity of Fitr

5

Section V: Where the Fitr Charity is Spent

1

Section I: Defining Voluntary Charity and Its Virtue

2

Section II: The Ruling of Voluntary Charity and Its Rulings

1

Section I: The Definition of Hajj & `Umrah and Their Merit

2

Section II: Some of the Wisdoms of Hajj being Legislated

3

Section III: The Ruling of Hajj and Performing it Immediately or in the Future The Ruling of `Umrah and Repeating It

1

Preamble

2

Section I: The Conditions for Hajj being Wajib, Correct, and Sufficient

3

Section II: Conditions for it being Wajib and Sufficient

4

Section III: Conditions for it being Wajib Only (Ability)

1

Section I: The Arkan (Integrals) of Hajj and its Wajib Elements

2

Section II: The Arkan (Integrals) of `Umrah and its Wajib Elements

1

2

Preamble: The Definition of Mawaqeet

3

Section I: The Timing Mawaqeet of Hajj and `Umrah

4

Section II: Geographical Mawaqeet

1

Section I: The Definition of Ihram, its Ruling, and the Wisdom behind it

2

Section II: The Sunnah Acts of Ihram

3

Section III: Types of Rites in Hajj and `Umrah

1

Preamble: The Meaning of Restrictions, Expiation, and their Types

2

Section I: Restrictions of Ihram that Require the Expiation for Suffering (Restrictions Related to Personal Comfort)

3

Section II: That for which no Expiation is Due (Marriage Contracts)

4

Section III: That which Necessitates the Maximum Expiation (Sexual Intercourse)

5

Section IV: Foreplay

6

Section V: What is due Upon Omitting a Wajib Act

7

Section VI: Prohibited and Permissible Acts during Ihram

1

Section I: The Mannerisms of Entering Mecca

2

Section II: The Mannerisms of Entering Al-Masjid Al-Haram

1

Section I: The Definition of Circumambulation, its Description and Conditions

2

Section II: Sunnah Acts Related to Circumambulation

1

Section I: Names for the Arrival Circumambulation and its Ruling

2

Section II: When to Perform the Arrival Circumambulation And When is it not Required?

1

Section I: The Definition of Walking between Safa and Marwah

2

Section II: The Origins of Walking between Safa and Marwah And its Wisdom

3

Section III: The Ruling of Walking between Safa and Marwah And Offering Extra Performances of It

4

Section IV: Continuity between Circumambulation And Walking between Safa and Marwah

5

Section V: Conditions of Walking between Safa and Marwah

6

Section VI: What is not Required when Walking Between Safa and Marwah

7

Section VII: Sunnah Acts Related to Walking And Riding Between Safa and Marwah

8

Section VII: Types of Walking during Hajj

1

Preamble: The Definition of the Day of Tarwiyah

2

Section I: Ihram on the Day of Tarwiyah for those not Already in Ihram

3

Section II: Going to Mina

4

Section III: The Ruling of Spending the Night at Mina on the Night before `Arafah

1

Preamble: The Definition of the Day of `Arafah The Difference between `Arafah and `Arafat The Merits of this Day

2

Section I: The Ruling of Standing at `Arafah

3

Section II: Conditions of Standing at `Arafah

4

Section III: Sunnah and Mustahabb Acts Related To Standing at `Arafah

5

Section IV: What is Makruh for a Pilgrim on the Day of `Arafah

1

Section I: Names for Muzdalifah and its Boundaries

2

Section II: The Ruling of Spending the Night at Muzdalifah

3

Section III: Praying Maghrib and `Isha’ at Muzdalifah

4

Section IV: Leaving Muzdalifah

1

Section I: Pelting the Jamarat

2

Section II: Slaughtering the Hady

3

Section III: Slaughtering Sacrificial Animals for Eid al-Adha

4

Section IV: Shaving and Cutting the Hair

5

Section V: The Mass Circumambulation

6

Section VI: Release from Ihram

1

Section I: Spending the Night in Mina during the Nights of Tashreeq

2

Section II: Pelting the Jamarat during the Days of Tashreeq

1

Preamble

2

Section I: The Ruling of the Farewell Circumambulation For those Performing Hajj and `Umrah

3

Section II: Conditions for the Farewell Circumambulation

1

Section I: Performing Hajj on Behalf of the Living

2

Section II: Performing Hajj on Behalf of the Deceased

3

Section III: Performing Optional Hajj on Behalf of Others

4

Section IV: Hiring Someone to Perform Hajj

5

Section V: Conditions for the Appointee

1

Section I: Missing the Deadline

2

Section II: Being Deterred

3

Section III: Release from Deterrence

1

Section I: The Ruling of Hunting for one in Ihram: What is Prohibited and what is Permitted to Hunt

2

Section II: Redemption from Hunting and its Expiation

1

Section 1: Evidence and legitimacy of marriage proposals, ruling of proposing to a woman that has already received a marriage proposal, criteria guidelines for choosing a good wife, and offering the woman in marriage to a righteous man.

2

Section 2: Ruling on proposing to a woman who is engaged, married, or in her waiting period

3

Section 3: Ruling of the man and woman looking at each other after asking for her hand in marriage and the ruling of having an engagement ring.

4

Section 4: Cancelling the Engagement

1

Section 1: Pillars and Rulings of Marriage

2

Section 2: Conditions of Marriage Contract

3

Section 3: Recommended Actions of Marriage

4

Section 4: Various Issues

1

Section 1: Permanent Prohibited Marriages

2

Section 2: Temporarily Prohibited Marriages

1

Section 1: Marriage Conditions

2

Section 2: Defects in Spouse

1

Section 1: Ruling of Marrying Non-Muslim Women

2

Section 2: Ruling on the Marriage of Non-Muslims When One of the Spouses Embraces Islam

3

Section 3: Ruling on the Marriage of Muslims if One of the Spouses Apostatises

1

Section 1: Ruling on the bride price and its amount

2

Section 2: Criteria of the Bride Price

3

Section 3: Bride Price If Not Mentioned in the Marriage Contract

4

Section 4: Consummating the Marriage before Receiving the Bride Price, Delaying the Payment of the Bride Price, and Relinquishing the Bride Price.

5

Section 5: Invalid Bride Price and the Defects of the Bride Price

6

Section 6: Separation Between Spouses and its Impact on the Bride Price

1

Section 1: Wedding Feast

2

Section 2: Rulings pertaining to entertainment in wedding ceremonies

3

Section 3: The rulings pertaining to marriage consummation (intercourse) and pregnancy

1

Section 1: Definition of Clothes, Importance of Clothes, and Wisdom behind Prescribing Clothes

2

Section 2: Parts of Body That We Are Obliged to Cover

3

Section 3: Original ruling on clothes, some examples and clothing conditions and rules

4

Section 4: Ruling on Clothing That Includes Images, Slogans, or Verses

5

Section5: Ruling on Isbaal

6

Section 6: Ruling on wearing silk, reclining on a cushion of silk, fine silk, and hides of beasts

7

Section 7: Etiquette of dressing and its desirable acts

1

Section1: Definition of adornment and its rules

2

Section 2: Hair accessories

3

Section 3: Adornment with dyeing and perfume

4

Section 4: Adorning with Jewellery

5

Section 5: Rules concerning Surgeries Both Therapeutic and Cosmetic

6

Section 6: Decorating Houses