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⚖️Hanbali Jurisprudence

Manar Al-Sabil in explaining the evidence

منار السبيل في شرح الدليل

Author: ابن ضويان، إبراهيم بن محمد بن سالم (المتوفى: 1353هـ) (d. 1353)

About this work

كتاب "منار السبيل في شرح الدليل" هو شرح موسوعي على متن "دليل الطالب لنيل المطالب" في الفقه الحنبلي، يهدف المؤلف من خلاله إلى تقديم الأدلة الشرعية والتعليلات الفقهية للمسائل مع الإيجاز، مع إضافة بعض المسائل الضرورية وذكر روايات أو وجوه أخرى عند قوة دليلها. يعتمد الشرح على مصادر فقهية حنبلية معتبرة ككتاب "الكافي" و"المقنع" وفروع ابن مفلح وقواعد ابن رجب، ويغطي أبواب العبادات بدءًا من الطهارة والصلاة.

Translation

The book “Manar Al-Sabil fi Sharh Al-Dalil” is an encyclopedic explanation of the “Student’s Guide to Attaining the Demands” in Hanbali jurisprudence, through which the author aims to present legal evidence and jurisprudential explanations for the issues with brevity, while adding some necessary issues and mentioning narrations or other aspects when their evidence is strong. The explanation is based on well-regarded Hanbali jurisprudential sources, such as the book “Al-Kafi” and “Al-Muqni’,” the branches of Ibn Muflih, and the rules of Ibn Rajab, and covers the chapters of worship, starting with purity and prayer.

Topics covered

  • First volume
  • introduction
  • The book of purity
  • entrance
  • The door of the moment
  • Chapter on istinja’ and etiquette of abandonment
  • Separation: Maysan into the open air
  • Chapter on siwak
  • Chapter: On the Sunnah of Fitrah
  • Chapter on ablution
  • Chapter: On intention
  • Chapter: On the nature of ablution
  • Chapter: In his Sunan
  • Chapter on wiping over the socks
  • Chapter: On wiping over the splint
  • Chapter on what invalidates ablution
  • Chapter: Whoever is certain of purity and is doubtful of impurity
  • Chapter on what requires washing
  • Chapter: On the conditions for washing
  • Chapter: On recommended washing
  • Chapter on dry ablution
  • Chapter on removing impurity
  • Chapter: On impurities
  • Chapter on menstruation
  • Chapter: On the istihaadah and the permanent event