⚖️Hanbali Jurisprudence
Hashiyat Al-Rawd Al-Murabba’ explanation of Zad Al-Mustaqni’
حاشية الروض المربع شرح زاد المستقنع
Author: عبد الرحمن بن محمد بن قاسم العاصمي الحنبلي النجدي (المتوفى: 1392هـ) (d. 1392)
About this work
هذا الكتاب هو حاشية على شرح "الروض المربع" لمتن "زاد المستقنع" في الفقه على المذهب الحنبلي، جمعها المؤلف عبد الرحمن بن محمد بن قاسم. يبدأ الكتاب بترجمة لحياة المؤلف ومشايخه، ثم يتناول أصولاً وقواعد فقهية، ويشرع في تفصيل أحكام العبادات مبتدئاً بكتاب الطهارة، حيث يبحث في أنواع المياه وشروطها، والآنية، والاستنجاء، وسنن الوضوء، وغير ذلك من المسائل الفقهية المتعلقة بالطهارة وفق المذهب الحنبلي.
Translation
This book is a footnote to the explanation of “Al-Rawd Al-Murabba’” to the text of “Zad Al-Mustaqni’” in jurisprudence according to the Hanbali school of thought, compiled by the author Abdul Rahman bin Muhammad bin Qasim. The book begins with a translation of the lives of the author and his sheikhs, then deals with the principles and rules of jurisprudence, and begins detailing the rulings on worship, beginning with the Book of Purity, where it examines the types and conditions of water, vessels, cleansing, the Sunnahs of ablution, and other jurisprudential issues related to purity according to the Hanbali school of thought.
Topics covered
- Square row footnote
- introduction
- Translation by the author of the footnote
- General introduction
- The courtier's sermon
- Assets, rules and alerts
- The commentator’s sermon is followed by the Matin sermon and the speech about them
- The book of purity
- Its meaning linguistically and idiomatically is that it is the key to prayer
- Types of water (the second category), which is pure and has no origin
- If the water changes as it remains, it is not disliked to perform ablution with it
- If the water reaches two quarts, nothing will make it impure
- The third type of impure water
- If pure clothing is suspected of being impure or forbidden
- The door of the utensils
- The utensils and clothes of infidels are permissible and must be washed if they are known to be impure
- Ruling on the skin of a dead animal if it is tanned
- Chapter on istinja’
- It is disliked to enter the toilet with something that mentions God unless there is a need
- He should clean himself with a stone or the like, then clean himself with water
- Conditions for what is to be performed
- Chapter on the siwak and the Sunnahs of ablution
- It is recommended by the sheikh and his student to do the tsuk in general
- This is confirmed during circumambulation, sermon, etc
- It is obligatory to say Bismillah during ablution with dhikr
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