Beshti Zewar (Heavenly Ornaments)
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Heavenly Ornaments (Bahishti Zewar) is a comprehensive manual of Islamic sacred law (Hanafi Fiqh), originally written in Urdu with Muslim women in mind. It serves as a guide encompassing religious and temporal information, covering various aspects of Islamic practices and daily life. While initially aimed at women, the book also provides valuable insights for men and scholars.
Author:
Maulana Ashraf Ali Thanvi
Editor:
Zam Zam
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