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The Mukhtasar Al-Quduri: A Manual of Islamic Law According to the Hanafi School

THE MUKHTASAR AL-QUDURI
  • Book Title:
 The Mukhtasar Al Quduri
  • Book Author:
Abul Husayn Ahmad Ibn Muhammad
  • Total Pages
737
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Contents of the book – The Mukhtasar al-Quduri

  • ṬAHĀRAH – PURIFICATION
  • Wuḍū’ – Minor Ritual Purification
  • The Obligations (Farā’iḍ) of Wuḍū’
  • The Sunnahs of Purification [sought in Wuḍū’]
  • Matters that are Recommended (Mustaḥabbāt) in Wuḍū’
  • That which Nullifies Wuḍū’
  • Ghusl – Major Ritual Purification
  • The Obligations of Ghusl
  • The Sunnahs of Ghusl
  • The Factors which make Ghusl Obligatory
  • When Ghusl is Sunnah
  • Water
  • Used Water
  • On Tanning
  • On Wells
  • Leftover Water
  • Tayammum – Dry Ablution
  • Stipulations for the Validity of Tayammum
  • The Method of Tayammum
  • That which Nullifies Tayammum
  • The Search for Water
  • Masḥ – Wiping Over Khuffs
  • Its Ruling
  • Method of Wiping
  • That which Nullifies Wiping
  • Issues Pertaining to the Duration of Wiping
  • That over which Wiping is not Valid
  • Ḥayḍ – Menses
  • The Duration of Menstruation
  • Colour
  • On its Legal Ruling
  • Istiḥāḍah – Chronic Menstrual Bleeding
  • On its Legal Ruling
  • Nifās – Postnatal Bleeding
  • Impurities and their Cleansing
  • Heavy and Light Filth
  • Visible and Invisible Filth
  • Istinjā’ – Cleansing the Excretory Passages
  • ṢALĀH – PRAYER
  • The Timings of Prayer
  • Recommended Times for Prayer
  • Adhān – The Call to Prayer and its Ruling
  • Preconditions of Prayer
  • The Properties of Prayer
  • Obligations (Farā’iḍ)
  • The Performance of Prayer
  • The First Rak‘ah or Unit
  • The Second Rak‘ah or Unit
  • Recitation
  • The Witr Prayer
  • Minimum Recitation
  • The Jamā‘ah or Congregation
  • Imāmah – Leading the Congregational Prayer
  • Congregation of Women
  • Sequence of Rows

The Mukhtasar al-Quduri

  • Other Issues Pertaining to Prayer
  • That which Nullifies Wuḍū’
  • Discharge (Qaḍā’) of Missed Prayers
  • Disapproved Times for Prayer
  • Nawāfil – Supererogatory Prayers
  • The Ruling of Recitation in Supererogatory Prayers
  • Prostrations for Error
  • The Prayer of the Sick
  • The Prostrations of Recitation
  • The Qur’ānic Verses (Āyahs) of Prostration
  • The Ruling on Prostration
  • The Prayer of the Traveller
  • Shortening (Qaṣr) the Prayer
  • Beginning the Shortening
  • The Jumu‘ah (Friday) Prayer
  • The Preconditions for the Validity of the Jumu‘ah Prayer
  • Its Preconditions
  • Those on whom the Jumu‘ah Prayer is not Obligatory
  • The Khuṭbah – Address
  • The Prayer of the Two ‘Īds
  • Recommended Acts of ‘Īd al-Fiṭr
  • The ‘Īd Prayer Procedure
  • Recommended Acts of ‘Īd al-Aḍḥā
  • The Takbīr at-Tashrīq
  • Prayer during the Solar Eclipse (Kusūf)
  • The Istisqā’ – Prayer for Rain
  • The (Night) Prayer During the Month of Ramadan
  • The Tarāwīḥ Prayer
  • The Prayer in the State of Fear
  • Funerals
  • Bathing the Corpse
  • The Shroud
  • The Funeral Prayer
  • Carrying the Bier
  • The Burial
  • The Stillborn
  • The Shahīd – Martyr
  • Prayer Inside the Ka‘bah
  • ZAKĀH – OBLIGATORY POOR-DUE
  • Obligations of Zakāh
  • Zakāh on Camels (Ibil)
  • Zakāh on Bovines (Baqar)
  • Zakāh on Sheep and Goats (Ghanam)
  • Zakāh on Horses (Khayl)
  • Zakāh on Property (Māl)
  • Zakāh on Silver (Fiḍḍah)
  • Zakāh on Gold (Dhahab)
  • Zakāh on Stock (‘Urūḍ)
  • Zakāh on Crops (Zurū‘) and Fruits (Thimār)
  • Those to whom it is Permitted to Pay Zakāh and those to whom it is not
  • Permitted
  • Those Entitled
  • Those Not Entitled
  • Ṣadaqat al-Fiṭr
  • The Amount of Fiṭrah

The Mukhtasar al-Quduri

  • ṢAWM – FASTING
  • Types of Fasting (Ṣawm)
  • Ramadan Moonsighting
  • The Meaning of Fasting
  • Miscellaneous Issues Pertaining to Fasting
  • ‘Īd al-Fiṭr Moonsighting
  • I‘tikāf – Seclusion
  • ḤAJJ – PILGRIMAGE
  • The Stipulations of Obligation
  • Mawāqīt – Geographic Limits
  • Iḥrām – the Ḥajj Costume
  • Talbiyah – the Ḥajj Chant
  • Prohibitions for the Muḥrim
  • Allowances for the Muḥrim
  • Ifrād
  • Ṭawāf al-Qudūm – Circumambulation upon Arrival
  • Sa‘y – Going Vigorously and Quickly Between Ṣafā and Marwah
  • Staying at ‘Arafah
  • Staying at Muzdalifah
  • Minā
  • Ṭawāf az-Ziyārah – Circumambulation of Visiting
  • Ramy – Casting Stones
  • Ṭawāf aṣ-Ṣadr – Farewell Circumambulation
  • Miscellaneous Issues Pertaining to Ḥajj
  • Qirān
  • Tamattu‘
  • Offences (Jināyāt) During Ḥajj
  • Conjugal Relations
  • Impurity
  • Shortcomings
  • Hunting
  • Iḥṣār – Confinement
  • Lost Rites
  • Offering (Hady)
  • BAY‘ – SALES
  • The Conditions of Sale
  • Khiyār ash-Sharṭ – Option Stipulated in the Contract
  • Khiyār ar-Ru’yah – Purchase Subject to Examination
  • Khiyār al-‘Ayb – Option to Rescind a Sale due to a Blemish
  • Bay‘ Fāsid – Invalid Transactions
  • Bay‘ Gharar – Uncertain Transactions
  • On Abhorrent Transactions
  • Iqālah – Negotiated Rescission of the Contract
  • Murābaḥah – Profit-based Sale – and Tawliyah – Profitless Sale
  • Ribā – Usury
  • Salam – Advance Payment
  • The Conditions for the Validity of Salam
  • Ṣarf – Currency Transactions/Exchange
  • RAHN – PAWNING
  • ḤAJR – LIMITATION ON SOMEONE’S LEGAL COMPETENCE
  • On Fools
  • Puberty
  • On Insolvents
  • IQRĀR – ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
  • Making an Exception to an Acknowledgement
  • Confession on Deathbed
  • IJĀRAH – HIRE/LEASE
  • Types of Hired Persons (Ujarā’)
  • The Employee [Held] in Common
  • The Private Hireling
  • That which Invalidates Ijārah
  • When Remuneration becomes Due
  • Differences between the Lessor and the Lessee
  • SHUF‘AH – PREEMPTION
  • Procedure of a Lawsuit
  • SHARIKAH – PARTNERSHIP
  • Sharikat al-Amlāk – Partnership in Owned Things
  • Sharikat al-‘Uqūd – Contractual Partnership
  • Sharikat al-Mufāwaḍah – Unlimited Partnership
  • Sharikat al-‘Inān – Limited Partnership
  • Sharikat aṣ-Ṣanā’i‘ – Partnership in Manufacture
  • Sharikat al-Wujūh – Partnership in Liabilities
  • Unsound Partnerships
  • MUḌĀRABAH – PROFIT-SHARING PARTNERSHIP
  • WAKĀLAH – AGENCY
  • That Which Invalidates Agency
  • KAFĀLAH – SURETY
  • Surety of Person
  • Surety of Property
  • ḤAWĀLAH – TRANSFER OF DEBT
  • ṢULḤ – NEGOTIATED SETTLEMENT
  • HIBAH – GIFTS
  • Retraction of a Gift
  • WAQF – ENDOWMENT
  • GHAṢB – USURPATION
  • WADĪ‘AH – DEPOSITS
  • ‘ĀRIYAH – LOAN (OF THE USE OF A COMMODITY)
  • LAQĪṬ – FOUNDLINGS
  • LUQṬAH – FOUND PROPERTY
  • KHUNTHĀ – HERMAPHRODITES
  • MAFQŪD – MISSING PERSONS
  • IBĀQ – FUGITIVE SLAVES
  • IḤYĀ AL-MAWĀT – REVIVIFYING BARREN LAND
  • MA’DHŪN – AUTHORISED SLAVES
  • MUZĀRA‘AH – CROPSHARING
  • MUSĀQĀH – CROPSHARING BY IRRIGATION
  • NIKĀḤ – MARRIAGE
  • Prohibited Categories of Women
  • Marriage to Non-Muslim Women
  • Virgins (Bikr) and Previously-Married Women who had Consummated
  • their Marriages (Thayyib)
  • Guardian (Walī)
  • Suitability (Kafā’ah)
  • Dowry (Mahr)
  • Miscellaneous Issues Pertaining to Marriage
  • RAḌĀ‘ – SUCKLING
  • ṬALĀQ – DIVORCE
  • Kinds of Divorce
  • Explicit Divorce
  • Implicit Divorce
  • Delegation (Tafwīḍ) of Divorce

The Mukhtasar al-Quduri

  • Retraction of Divorce (Raj‘ah)
  • On Legalisation of Remarriage (Ḥalālah)
  • ĪLĀ’ – VOWING TO ABSTAIN (FROM SEXUAL INTERCOURSE
  • WITH ONE’S WIFE)
  • KHUL‘ – DIVORCE AT THE INSTANCE OF THE WIFE
  • ẒIHĀR – INJURIOUS COMPARISON
  • The Wording of Injurious Comparison (Ẓihār)
  • The Expiation of Injurious Comparison (Ẓihār)
  • LI‘ĀN – IMPRECATION BY BOTH PARTIES
  • The Procedure of Imprecation by Both Parties
  • ‘IDDAH – WAITING PERIOD
  • On the Mourning of Widows
  • Proof of Lineage of the New-Born Child
  • NAFAQĀT – MAINTENANCE
  • Custody
  • ‘ITĀQ – SETTING FREE
  • TADBĪR – Setting Free a Slave on the Death of the Master
  • ISTĪLĀD – Bearing the Child of the Master
  • AL-MUKĀTAB – THE SLAVE WHO CONTRACTS TO PURCHASE
  • HIS FREEDOM
  • On the Umm al-Walad and Mudabbar being Mukātab
  • WALĀ’ – CLIENTAGE
  • JINĀYĀT – OFFENCES
  • Kinds of Homicide
  • Qiṣāṣ (Retaliation; lex talionis) for the Loss of Life
  • Qiṣāṣ for the Loss of Bodily Organs
  • DIYĀT – COMPENSATORY PAYMENTS FOR CRIMES
  • Organs of the Human Body of which there is only One
  • Organs of the Human Body that exist in Pairs
  • Organs of the Body, or other Essential Parts, of which there are More than
  • Two
  • Compensatory Payment for Wounds
  • Compensatory Payment for Amputation/Dismemberment
  • Compensatory Payment for Homicide and the Legally Responsible Group
  • (‘Āqilah)
  • Offences by Riding Animals
  • Offences by Slaves
  • Leaning Walls and Killing Slaves
  • Qasāmah – Compurgation by Oath
  • MA‘ĀQIL – PAYERS OF DIYĀT/THE LEGALLY RESPONSIBLE
  • GROUP
  • ḤUDŪD – PUNISHMENTS FOR CONTRAVENTION OF THE
  • LIMITS
  • Zinā – Unlawful Sexual Intercourse
  • Retraction by the Confessor and Witness
  • The Ḥadd Punishment for Consumption of Alcohol (Shurb)
  • Qadhf – Unsubstantiated Accusation of Unlawful Sexual Intercourse
  • Ta‘zīr – Discretionary Punishment
  • SARIQAH WA QUṬṬĀ‘ AṬ-ṬARĪQ – THEFT & HIGHWAY ROBBERS
  • On Well-Protected Places (Ḥirz)
  • On Amputation
  • On Highway Robbery
  • ASHRIBAH – [INTOXICATING] DRINKS
  • ṢAYD WA DHABĀ’IḤ – GAME & ANIMALS FOR SLAUGHTER
  • On Dhabḥ – Slaughtering
  • UḌḤIYAH – SACRIFICE
  • AYMĀN – OATHS
  • Expiation for the Breach of Oath
  • Swearing an Oath Not to Enter a House, etc.
  • Swearing an Oath Not to eat Food
  • Swearing an Oath on Time
  • DA‘WĀ – LAWSUITS
  • Oaths in Lawsuits
  • Miscellaneous Claims
  • SHAHĀDĀT – TESTIMONY
  • Acceptable and Unacceptable Witnesses
  • Conformity of Testimony
  • AR-RUJŪ‘ ‘AN ASH-SHAHĀDAH – RETRACTION OF TESTIMONY
  • ĀDĀB AL-QĀḌĪ – CONDUCT OF THE JUDGE
  • QISMAH – DIVISION
  • IKRĀH – COERCION
  • SIYAR – CAMPAIGNS
  • On Truce
  • Ghanā’im – Spoils
  • On Jizyah – The Capitation on Non-Muslims Living under Muslim
  • Governance (Dhimmīs)
  • On Apostates (Murtadds)
  • Rebels (Bāghīs)
  • ḤAẒR WA IBĀḤAH – PROHIBITION & PERMISSIBILITY
  • WAṢĀYĀ – BEQUESTS
  • FARĀ’IḌ – INHERITANCE
  • Eclipses in Inheritance
  • Residuaries (‘Aṣabāt)
  • Exclusion from Inheritance (Ḥajb)
  • The Issue of Mushtarakah
  • Redistribution of Residue (Radd)
  • Relations by the Women’s Side (Dhawū’l-Arḥām)
  • Calculation of Shares (Ḥisāb al-Farā’iḍ)
  • APPENDIX ON ZAKĀH
  • Table to Show Rates of Zakāh in Camels
  • Table to Show Rates of Zakāh in Bovines
  • Table to Show Rates of Zakāh in Ovines (Sheep and Goats)
  • GLOSSARY
  • BIBLIOGRAPHY
  • The Noble Qur’ān
  • Ḥadīth Compilations
  • Fiqh Books
  • Lexicons
  • Others

About the Book of Mukhtasar al-Qudur and the Author

The Mukhtasar al-Quduri is the foundation for the Hanafi school and is one of the most famous and influential treatises in any Muslim school of methodology and philosophy. It serves as a primer for academics as well as a guide for the general public.

Al-Mukhtasar al-Quduri Fi Fiqh Hanafiyyah (Al Kitab) contains over 12,500 cases covering the entire spectrum of fiqh, including worship, business transactions, personal relationships, and penal and judicial issues, among others. Arabic text is included, and it is printed on high-quality paper that is easy to read. The Hanafi jurist Abul-Hasan Ahmad ibn Muhammad ibn Ahmad ibn Ja’far ibn Hamdan al-Quduri al-Baghdadi was born in 362 AH.

Al-Quduri is a term used to describe the act of selling pots (Qudur). He learned fiqh from Abu ‘Abdillah Muhammad ibn al-Jurjani, Abu Bakr al Jassas al-Razi, Abul-Hasan al-Karkhi, Abu Sa’id al-Barda’i, and ‘Ali al-Daqqaq, Abu Sahl Musa ibn Nasr al-Razi, Muhammad ibn al-Hasan

Ashab al-Tarjih was Al-Quduri (jurists who weighed and analyzed the strengths of differing verdicts in the madhhab). His renown grew as the Hanafis in Iraq started to rely on him for leadership. Al-Hidayah and al-Khulasah, two well-known Hanafi works, both mention him. On the 15th of Rajab 428 AH, he died in Baghdad and was initially buried in his home, but was later relocated and interred alongside another Hanafi jurist, Abu Bakr al-Khawarizmi.

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