A SUMMARY OF
IsLAMic JURISPRUDENCE
Dr. Salih Al-Fawzan
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DR ReIn the Name of Allah, the Entirely Merciful, the Especially Merciful
CONTENTS
English Islamic Library...
Editorial Staff...
Acknowledgement..
Translator’s Preface.......
Introduction.
ITRADE TRANSACTIONS
Chapter 1 Trade Transactions...
Chapter 2 Prohibited Trade Transactions...
Chapter 3 Trade Transactions Conditions.
Chapter 4 Option in Trade Transactions. so
Chapter 5 Disposal of a Purchased Commodity before Receipt
and Reseinding of Bargains.
Chapter6 — Riba.
Chapter7 — Selling Assets.......
Chapter 8 _ Selling Fruits.
Chapter9 — Blighted Fruits: Rulings...
Chapter 10 The Salam (Sale of Payment in Advance)...
Chapter 11 Loaning and Loans,,
Chapter 12 Morigage.........
Chapter 13. Guarantee...
Chapter 14 Suretyship (Kafalah).
Chapter 15 Hawilah (‘Transference of Debts)...CONTENTS
Chapter 16
Chapter 17
Chapter 18
Chapter 19
Chapter 20
‘Commissioning (Wakélah)..
Interdiction....
Conciliation...
Neighborhood and Roadways..
Preemption...
I PARTNERSHIP
Chapter I
Chapter 2
Chapter 3
Chapter 4
Kinds of Partnership...
“Indn (Cooperative) Partnership.
Mudrabah (Speculative} Partnership.
Reputable Partner, Manual, and Comprehensive
Partnerships
III SHARECROPPING AND RENTING
Chapter 1
Chapter 2
Chapter 3
Chapter 4
‘Chapter 5
Chapter 6
‘Chapter 7
Sharecropping (Muzéra ‘ah and Muséqat)u..
Renting Things and Hiring People’s Services (Iaral).un
Competition (Saby).....
Lending Something for Use (‘Ariyah)
Usurpation......
Damage and Damages.
‘Trusts...
IV RECLAMATION OF WASTELANDS AND
POSSESSION OF ALLOWABLE OBJECTS
Chapter 1
Chapter 2
Chapter 3
Chapter 4
Chapter 5
Chapter 6
Reclamation of Wastelands..
Job Wages (fa “dlah) nn.
Finding Lost Objects (Luqatef...
Foundlings...
Endowment (Wagf)
Giftand Donatiar
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V INHERITANCE
Chapter 1 Disposal of One's Property During Sickness. 221
Chapter 2 Wills. 225
Chapter 3 Inheritance: Rulings..... 239
Chapter 4 Causes of Inheritance and the Legal Inheritors.... 245
Chapter 5 Inheritance of Spouses... 251
Chapter 6 Inheritance of Fathers and Paternal Grandfathers........ 253
Chapter 7 _ Inheritance of Mothers. 57
Chapter 8 Inheritance of Grandmothers. 259
Chapter 9 Inheritance of Daughters..... 265
Chapter 10 Inheritance of Full Sisters. as 269
Chapter 11 Inheritance of Sisters with Daughters and Inheritance
of Maternal Siblings... 275
Chapter 12. Agnation. 279
Chapter 13. Prevention from Inheritance (Hajb).. 285
Chapter 14 Inheritance of Siblings with the Paternal Grandfather... 289
Chapter 15 The Mu‘iddah... . 299
Chapter 16 Dividing Prescribed Shares according to Assumption
and Precautionary Procedures... seve 307
Chapter 17 Inheritance of a Hermaphrodite........ 309
Chapter 18 Inheritance of a Fetus..... 313
Chapter 19 Inheritance of a Missing Person. . 319
Chapter 20 Inheritance of the Drowned and Those Killed Under
Collapsed Buildings. 323
Chapter 21 Inheritance by Radd. 327
Chapter 22 Inheritance of Kindred by Blood... 331
Chapter 23 Inheritance of Divorced Women. . 335
Chapter 24 Inheritance among People of Different Religions... 339
Chapter 25 Inheritance of the Murderer of the Inherited Person... 343,CONTENTS
VI MARRIAGE
Chapter 1
Chapter 2
Chapter 3
Chapter 4
Chapter 5
Chapter 6
Chapter 7
Chapter 8
Chapter?
Chapter 10
Chapter LI
Chapter 12
Marriage...
Engagement...
‘Marriage Contract: Integrals and Conditions.
Equivalence in Marriage.
Unmarriageable Women...
Conditions Made Before Marriage ..
Defects in Spouses.
Marriage of Disbelievers.
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Wedding Feast (Walimah).
Husband-Wife Relationship.
Matters Nullifying Wife’s Right of Expenses and Share
of Nights...
VII: DIVORCE
Chapter 1 Wife's Release against Payment (Khu
Chapter2 — Divor:
Chapter 3 Sunni and Innovative Divorc
Chapter 4 Taking Back One's Divorced Wife (Raj'ai)... .
Chapter 5 fi’ (Foreswearing Ones wife More Than Four Months).....
Chapter 6 = Zihar.
Chapter7 Lian (allegation of Aduny Sworn against One’s Wife).
Chapter 8 — Establishing Paternity.....
Chapter9 Waiting Period...
Chapter 10. Verifying the Slave Girls Non- Pregnancy.
VIII BREASTFEEDING
Chapter 1 Breastfeeding.
Chapter 2 — Custody....
Chapter 3 Causes Preventing Custody.
Chapter 4 — The Wifes Alimon:
‘Chapter 5
Maintaining Relatives and Possessions...
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IX QISAS (LEGAL RETRIBUTION)
Chapter 1 Murder and its Types...
Chapter 2 — Qigds for Murder...
Chapter 3 Qisds for Parts of the Body and Wounde.....
Chapter 4 — Qisds When a Group Kills an Individual.........0cce0
Chapter 5 Diyah (Blood Money)...
Chapter 6 — Amounts of Diyah (Blood Money).
Chapter 7 Diyah (Indemnity) for Body Organs, Senses and Functions.
Chapter 8 — Diyah (Indemnity) for Wounds and Fractures.
Chapter 9 — Expiation for Murder...
Chapter 10 Qasdmah (Compurgation).......
X PRESCRIBED PUNISHMENTS
Chapter 1 Hudiid (Prescribed Punishments).
Chapter 2 Prescribed Punishments for Zin
Chapter 3 Prescribed Punishment for Slande
Chapter 4 — Prescribed Punishment for Intoxicants............
Chapter 5 Discretionary Punishments............
Chapter6 Prescribed Punishment for Stealing.......
Chapter 7 — Prescribed Punishment for Highway Robbery.....
Chapter 8 — Fighting the Rebels...
Chapter Apostasy.
XI FOOD
Chapter 1 Food.
Chapter 2 Slaughteriny
Chapter 3 Hunting.
XII OATHS AND VOWS
Chapter 1 Oathe.....
Chapter 2 Expiation for a Broken Oath...
Chapter3 Vows...
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XIII. QADA‘* (JUDICIARY)
Chapter 1 — Judiciary in Islam........---
Chapter 2 Judge Ethics...
Chapter 3. Method of Undertaking Judgment...
Chapter 4 Valid Court Claim: Conditions.....
Chapter5 D
Chapter6 Claim and Evidence...
{ing Shares among Partners...
Chapter7 — Testimony...
Chapter $ Letters among Judges, Testifying to Testimony, and
“Taking Back Testimon
Chapter Oaths in Claims.....
Chapter 10 Confession...
APPENDICES
Glossary.
Name Index...
Subject Index,
Quranic Verse Index.
Hadith Index...
‘Transliteration System:
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IN THIS SERIES:
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2. A Sumnary of Islamic Jurisprudence (Volume one): Sheikh
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3. A Summary of Islamic Jurisprudence (Volume two): Sheikh
professor Salih Al-Fawzan
4, Guide to Sound Creed: Sheikh professor Salih Al-Fawz4n
5.A Brief Account of the Prophet Biography: Sheikh Muhammad
Ibn ‘Abdul-Wahhab
6. Allalt’s Insightful Signs: Tawi *Ulwan
7. The Way of the Travelers: An Explanatory Book on Islamic
Jurisprudence: Sheikh *Abdur-Rahman As-Sa* di
8. Exonerating the Great Iméms from Blame: imam Ibn 'Taymiyah
9. Universality of Islam: Imam Ibn Taymiyah
10. Iba Taymiyal’s Collection of Fatwas (Volumes 21 & 22 & 23)EDITORIAL STAFF
MAIN EDITORS NATIVE EDITOR
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* Dr Muhammad Yahya
"Dr. Fahad M. Al-Malik, KFSC, Saudi Arabia
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About the Author
Sheikh Salih Al-Fawzin (born in 1935) has obtained a PhD in Islamic
Jurisprudence and has a long history in teaching jurisprudence.
He is a member of many academic institutions including the Board of
Senior Ulema, the Permanent Committee for Fatwa and Research, the Islamic
Academy of Muslim World League, the Committee of Supervising Du’ ah, and
many other scholastic bodies.
He has written more than sixty published works covering Muslim Creed,
Islamic Jurisprudence and Muslim's Conduct.