الصلاة الربانية في حكم من أدرك ركعة من الثلاثية أو الرباعية تأليف نوح بن مصطفى القونوي المفتي الحنفي ت 1070 ه
Al-Masbouq's Prayer (The late follower / the one who arrive late for the congregational prayer) has special provisions in Islamic fiqh (jurisprudence), thus the treatise that we are going to have tahqiq (verification) is the only one that discusses the late follower prayer provisions in the Han...
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Veröffentlicht in: | Journal of Umm Al-Qura University for Shari'ah Sciences and Islamic Studies 2013, Vol.2013 (59), p.120-222 |
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Zusammenfassung: | Al-Masbouq's Prayer (The late follower / the one who arrive
late for the congregational prayer) has special provisions in Islamic
fiqh (jurisprudence), thus the treatise that we are going to have
tahqiq (verification) is the only one that discusses the late follower
prayer provisions in the Hanafi school, in particular .
The treatise was written by Noah Bin Mustapha Alqonoei almufti al-Hanafi; he aims at giving a satisfying answer of the
question that directed to him. He answers it in a separate treatise;
the treatise includes two issues. First, if a late follower catches up
with one rak'ah of the three or four rak'ah prayers, how is he to
complete what he missed in the prayer? The Alqonoei quotes a lot
from the books of the Hanafi School, and then he discusses proofs
that support Hanafi school view and refutes the responses that
directed to these proofs. The second issue deals with Mufti (means
an Islamic scholar who is an interpreter or expounder of Islamic
law (Sharia) traits and the methodology of the fatwa in the Hanafi
school of fiqh, especially if there are different views on the same
matter between Imam Abu Hanifa and his two companions.After that, he discusses the conditions of becoming mujtahid
(an Islamic scholar who is competent to interpret sharia), the shari'a
ruling of fatwa (juristic ruling concerning Islamic law issued by an
Islamic scholar) in fiqh books, methodology of weighting between
opinions, and warning from accepting opinions without having
murajih (preferred distinction).
Next, he discusses the fabrication among schools of fiqh, and
the provisions of imitation for the common people. He ends with
the issue of closing the door of ijtihad if disagreement settled on
two opinions.
The researchers divide the study into two parts; the first is a
brief about the author; includes: the author biography, then moves
on to talk about his sheikhs (scholars who taught him), his students,
his position, and other scholars praise for him, his works, and ends
talking about the author by his dead. The second part includes a
brief study of the manuscript, and a verification of the manuscript
text. |
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ISSN: | 1658-4643 1658-8738 |