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⚖️Hanafi Jurisprudence

Al-Lubab in combining the Sunnah and the Qur’an

اللباب في الجمع بين السنة والكتاب

Author: جمال الدين أبو محمد علي بن أبي يحيى زكريا بن مسعود الأنصاري الخزرجي المنبجي (المتوفى: 686هـ) (d. 686)

About this work

كتاب "اللباب في الجمع بين السنة والكتاب" للمؤلف الخزرجي المنبجي هو مصنف في الفقه الحنفي، يهدف إلى إظهار انقياد المذهب الحنفي للكتاب والسنة والرد على من ينسب إليهم العمل بالقياس دون الأثر. يبدأ الكتاب بباب الطهارة، ويتناول مسائل فقهية دقيقة كاختلاط الماء بالطهوريات، وسؤر الهرة، والوضوء بالنبيذ، ونجاسة المني والأبوال، وتطهير جلد الميتة بالدباغ، وغيرها من الأحكام، مع جمع الأدلة من الأحاديث النبوية وبيان غريبها.

Translation

The book “Al-Lubab fi Al-Baytun Al-Sunnah wal-Qur’an” by Al-Khazraji Al-Manbaji is a work on Hanafi jurisprudence. It aims to show the Hanafi school of thought’s submission to the Quran and Sunnah and to respond to those who attribute work by analogy without effect. The book begins with the chapter on purity, and deals with precise jurisprudential issues such as mixing water with purified things, exfoliation of pussy, ablution with wine, impurity with semen and urine, cleansing the skin of a dead body with tanning, and other rulings, while collecting evidence from the Prophet’s hadiths and explaining their strangeness.

Topics covered

  • Part
  • Chapter: If water is mixed with Sidr, marshmallow, and camphor, it is pure
  • Mention what is strange in the two hadiths mentioned at the beginning of the chapter
  • Chapter: Used water is impure in a narration
  • Chapter on ablution with wine
  • Mention the strange things in the hadith
  • The chapter on kissing a pussy is disliked in a narration
  • Chapter on the question of a mule and a donkey whose purity is doubtful and it is said that it is pure
  • Direct adherence to this hadith
  • Chapter: All urine is impure
  • He mentioned what was strange in the first two hadiths
  • The door of dung is unclean
  • Chapter: Dead milk is not impure
  • Chapter: If there is no flowing blood, if it dies in water, it does not defile it
  • Chapter: The hair, fur, wool, feathers, bones, and sinews of a dead animal are pure
  • Mention what is strange in these hadiths
  • Chapter: The skin of dead animals is purified by tanning
  • Chapter: Everything whose skin is purified by tanning is purified by slaughtering
  • A stranger mentioned this hadith
  • Chapter: If the juice ferments, it is permissible to pickle it
  • Chapter: If it permeates the wine, it becomes pure
  • Chapter: If the land is dry, it becomes pure
  • Mention what is strange in these two hadiths
  • A strange mention of the hadith of Ali, may God be pleased with him
  • Chapter: If an impurity that has a surface gets on the slippers and it dries up, then rubbing it with the ground is permissible

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