⚖️Hanbali Jurisprudence
Al-Mughni by Ibn Qudamah
المغني لابن قدامة
Author: أبو محمد موفق الدين عبد الله بن أحمد بن محمد بن قدامة الجماعيلي المقدسي ثم الدمشقي الحنبلي، الشهير بابن قدامة المقدسي (المتوفى: 620هـ) (d. 620)
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كتاب في الفقه على المذهب الحنبلي، يشرح أحكام الطهارة والمياه وما يتعلق بها من مسائل فقهية تفصيلية، مستندًا إلى الأدلة الشرعية. يبدأ المؤلف كتابه بمقدمة في فضل العلم والفقه، ثم ينتقل إلى تفصيل أحكام المياه وأنواعها ومدى صلاحيتها للطهارة، متناولًا مسائل دقيقة كالماء المستعمل والماء النجس وكيفية تطهيره.
Translation
A book on jurisprudence based on the Hanbali school of thought, explaining the rulings on purity and water and the detailed jurisprudential issues related to them, based on Sharia evidence. The author begins his book with an introduction to the virtue of science and jurisprudence, then goes on to detail the rulings on water, its types, and the extent of its suitability for purification, addressing delicate issues such as used water, impure water, and how to purify it.
Topics covered
- Introduction to the book
- The book of purity
- Chapter on what purifies water
- Separating non-wine from liquids other than water
- Separation of turmeric water
- Separate: If the organ is clean, then change the water
- The issue of performing ablution with pure water mixed with it does not change it
- Separation if a liquid falls into the water
- Chapter: What was actually in the water was used water
- He had water with him that was not enough to make it pure, so he supplemented it with a fluid that he did not change
- Performing ablution with pure, heated water
- Season of purity with sunny water
- Separating heated water from impurity
- Separating ablution and washing with Zamzam water
- Separating melted snow and cold water
- The issue of not performing ablution with water may be performed with water
- Separating purity from used water
- Separating the user in worship without incident
- Dismissal if the one who is in a state of impurity or impurity indulges in something less than two qulatin
- Separation if used water combines into two unused waters
- The question: The water was stagnant and impurity occurred in it
- Separating liquids other than water if impurity occurs in it
- Separation of used water
- Chapter: There was a lot of water, and impurity fell on some of it
- Chapter There is no difference between a little impurity and a lot of impurity
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