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⚖️Maliki Jurisprudence

In the language of the traveler to the nearest path known as a footnote

بلغة السالك لأقرب المسالك المعروف بحاشية

Author: أبو العباس أحمد بن محمد الخلوتي، الشهير بالصاوي المالكي (المتوفى: 1241هـ) (d. 1241)

About this work

بلغة السالك لأقرب المسالك هو كتاب في الفقه المالكي لأبي العباس أحمد بن محمد الصاوي المالكي (المتوفى: 1241 هـ) والكتاب معروف أيضًا بـحاشية الصاوي على الشرح الصغير. والشرح الصغير هو شرح الشيخ أحمد الدردير لكتابه المسمى أقرب المسالك لِمَذْهَبِ الْإِمَامِ مَالِكٍ.

Translation

In the language of the traveler, according to the closest path, it is a book on Maliki jurisprudence by Abu Abbas Ahmad bin Muhammad al-Sawi al-Maliki (died: 1241 AH). The book is also known as Hashiyat al-Sawi on al-Sharh al-Saghir. The small explanation is Sheikh Ahmad Al-Dardir’s explanation of his book called The Closest Paths to the Doctrine of Imam Malik.

Topics covered

  • Introduction to the book
  • Chapter on explaining purity
  • Definition of purity and its categories
  • Absolute water
  • Hated water
  • The issue of increasing undesirable water and its use that leads to undesirable water
  • Chapter explaining pure and impure objects
  • Warning: Wash the garment from permissible waste
  • Impure objects
  • Dead jinn alert
  • Solution of impurity in liquids and solids, and the use of impurities
  • Benefiting from impure things
  • Using silk, gold, silver, and engraving rings
  • Chapter on removing impurity
  • Warning of voluntary prayers due to impurity
  • Warning of the death of the animal and its rope in its middle
  • What is not permissible to pray with
  • Warning the head clothes of a drunkard and the like
  • The one who is pardoned from impurity
  • Notice the reason for pardoning blood and a restriction for pardoning clay
  • How to remove impurity?
  • Warning: It is obligatory to wash when there is doubt that impurity has affected the body
  • A chapter explaining the etiquette of fulfilling human needs
  • Urgent relief representatives
  • Istibrā’, Istinja’, and Istijmaar

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