The Beard and the Sunnats of the Ambiyaa
R20.00
This book discusses the significance of maintaining a beard and other Sunnah practices of the Prophets (Ambiyaa), such as trimming the moustache, clipping the nails, removing hair from under the arms, shaving pubic hair, and using a miswak (toothstick). It provides proofs from Islamic sources to explain the laws of these practices.
Author:
Mufti Saeed Ahmad Palanpuri
Editor:
Zam Zam
RELATED PRODUCTS
A Brief Collection Of Hanafi Proofs For Selected Pertimemt Issues
The purpose of this book is to enlighten the reader about the authentic proofs that support the Hanafه standpoint on over fifty issues of fiqh which the salafis raise objection to. This is solely to satisfy the enquiring mind and to assure the followers of the Hanafi school of the solid basis for their views.
The book is meant to be brief, and therefore most of the chapters have just one clear authentic proof, with a special focus on the authentication of the Hadiths.
Contemporary Fatwa
The Proof of the perfection of the religion of Islam is its practical implementation in every time and era. Allah Ta'ala chose the illustrious Fuqaha (Jurists) to analyze contemporary issues in the light of the Quran, Ahadith and Juridical principles and guide the Ummah to practice on the Shar'ah. Thus the practical implementation of Islam remained alive until today.
The Crown Of A Believer
The Crown of a Believer is a comprehensive treatise that delves into the significance of Islamic headgear, particularly the practice of covering the head, as emphasized in the Sunnah. Drawing from authentic Hadiths and the practices of the Sahabah (companions of the Prophet Muhammad ﷺ), the book explores the spiritual and cultural importance of wearing headgear in Islam. It discusses various types of traditional head coverings, their historical contexts, and the virtues associated with this practice. This second edition includes Arabic references and texts of Hadiths, making it a valuable resource for those seeking to understand the depth of this Sunnah.
The Islamic Perspective Of Loans
In this book, one of the major acts in which people are generally involved has been clarified in the light of the Quran and hadith. This is the issue of the loans. A loan is taken when one is desperate and it is not an evil act to do so. However, to take a loan and not to pay it or to delay and procrastinate in paying the lender is a very evil character trait and a major sin.
