AL’I’TIBAA’A and The Principles Of Fiqh Of The Righteous Predecessors

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Table of Contents – AL’I’TIBAA’A AND THE PRINCIPLES OF FIQH OF THE RIGHTEOUS PREDECESSORS

• Translators Note 8
• About the Author  9
• Introduction  26

Chapter One: Definition of al It’ibaa’a 41

• Part One: Creation of Mankind and the Reason for their Creation……………43
• Part Two: The Sending of the Messengers…………………44
• Part Three: What is obligatory upon the nations with regards to the Messengers………………51
• Part Four: The time period between the Prophet Muhammad and the Prophet who preceded him…………………55
• Part Five: The condition of the world when the Prophet Muhammad was sent to mankind…………57
• Part Six: How The Companions learned and acquired the religion from the Prophet Muhammad…………72
• Part Seven: Allah and His Messenger ordered with the imitation and following of the Prophet………76
• Part Eight: Methodology of the Companions when differing, after the time of the Prophet …………………98
• Part Nine: The changing of affairs after the best of generations……………………………114

Chapter Two: Learning the Religion and the ‘fiqh’ of the Salaf……137 – AL’I’TIBAA’A and The Principles Of Fiqh Of The Righteous Predecessors

• Part One: Obligation of learning the religion……………138
• Part Two: ‘Fiqh’ in the religion………………148
• Part Three: Subsidiary Divisions of ‘fiqh’……………………………………………………152
• Part Four: Fundamentals and principles of ‘fiqh’ of the Companions…159
• Part Five: The Fundamentals which the scholars of ‘fiqh’ used to base their rulings
• Part Six: Seeking and giving religious verdicts and opinions………193
• Part Seven: That which is obligatory upon the one seeking a religious verdict…196
• Part Eight: Mufti’s obligation to give verdicts with the strongest and most preponderant view…207
• Part Nine: The Mufti’s knowledge of the different opinions…212
• Part Ten: The actions of the Mufti regarding the affairs which the religious opinions differ………215
• Part Eleven: The Manners of the Mufti……221
• Closing Statements………222
• Bibliography………………223
• Glossary of Terms………………229

Definition of al It’ibaa’a’ – AL’I’TIBAA’A and The Principles Of Fiqh Of The Righteous Predecessors

Al It’ibaa’a in the Arabic Language is a verbal noun, meaning one who follows something. It is said in Arabic ‘I followed his path’. It is also said: ‘A man who goes ahead and you go behind him or follow him. ‘It’ibaa’ul Quran’ means: Follow the Quran, in other words: imitate, emulate, follow its an example and act upon what is in it.’¹

The technical and religious meaning of Al It’ibaa’a is similar to the linguistic meaning: following, walking behind, emulating what the Prophet Muhammad came with and imitating it, and acting upon it.

Al It’ibaa’a is the opposite of at Taqleed, which means: Acting upon a saying or action from someone whose sayings and actions are not authoritative sources or pieces of evidence in the religion.

What we mean by Al It’ibaa’a is: Imitation, adherence, following the Book of Allah and the Sunnah of His Messenger and the obligation of following them is upon whoever the Quran and Sunnah reach.

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