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Guiding the worshiper regarding the ruling on the state of impurity, menstruating women, and postpartum women

إرشاد العابد في حكم مكث الجنب والحائض والنفساء

Author: شريف مراد أبو عمرو

About this work

هذا نبذة تعريفية عن الكتاب "إرشاد العابد في حكم مكث الجنب والحائض والنفساء" للمؤلف شريف مراد: يعد هذا الكتاب من المصادر المهمة في فهم أحكام الجنابة والحيض والنفاس في الإسلام، حيث يركز على حكم مكث الجنب والحائض والنفساء في المساجد. يبدأ المؤلف بتعريف الجنابة والحيض والنفاس، ثم ينتقل إلى عرض أقوال العلماء في هذه المسألة، بما في ذلك أقوال الفقهاء والفتاوى العلماء. يهدف الكتاب إلى إرشاد العابد في فهم أحكام هذه المسألة وتحديد ما هو المسموح والممنوع من مكث الجنب والحائض والنفساء في المساجد.

Translation

This is an introductory summary of the book “Guidance of the Worshipful Concerning the Ruling on Staying in Janubah, Menstruating Women, and Postpartum Childbirth” by author Sharif Murad: This book is considered one of the important sources in understanding the rulings on impurity, menstruation, and postpartum in Islam, as it focuses on the ruling on the impurity, menstruating, and postpartum women staying in mosques. The author begins by defining impurity, menstruation, and postpartum, then moves on to present the scholars’ statements on this issue, including the statements of the jurists and the scholars’ fatwas. The book aims to guide the worshiper in understanding the provisions of this issue and determining what is permissible and forbidden for the impure woman, menstruating woman, or postpartum woman to remain in mosques.

Topics covered

Guidance of the worshiper
the introduction
Chapter One Introduction
It is not valid for a menstruating woman to perform ablution while she is in a state of impurity, as it is sometimes recommended
Conclusion
(b) The saying of the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace: “The believer does not become impure
(c): The people of Suffah used to spend the night in the mosque
Chapter Three: Sayings of jurists
First: Hanbali
Second: Shafi’i
Third: Maliki
Fourth: Hanafi
Chapter Four: Suspicions and responses to them
Firstly
secondly
Third: Wrong understanding and transfer of Al-Shawkani’s words
Chapter Five: Fatwas of scholars
Fatwa of Sheikh Al-Islam Taqi Al-Din Ibn Taymiyyah
Fatwa of the Permanent Committee for Scientific Research and Fatwa
Fatwa of Sheikh Muhammad bin Saleh Al-Uthaymeen
Chapter Six: Maintaining mosques from unpleasant odors and impurity
First: what is mentioned in the smell
Second: What was mentioned about impurity
Third: Whatever is mentioned in its maintenance of any dirt, even if it is not impure
Index of references arranged alphabetically

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