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✍️Works of Ibn Taymiyyah

Noorani jurisprudential rules

القواعد النورانية الفقهية

Author: تقي الدين أبو العباس أحمد بن عبد الحليم بن عبد السلام بن عبد الله بن أبي القاسم بن محمد ابن تيمية الحراني الحنبلي الدمشقي (المتوفى: 728هـ) (d. 728)

About this work

القواعد النورانية كتاب في قواعد الفقه من تأليف ابن تيمية، ذكر فيه بعض القواعد الفقهية ورتبها ترتيبًا فقهيًا، قُسِّمَ الكتاب إلى عدة فصول كل فصل يختص بموضوع فقهي معين.

Translation

Al-Qawa'id al-Nuraniyyah is a book on the rules of jurisprudence, written by Ibn Taymiyyah, in which he mentioned some jurisprudential rules and arranged them in a jurisprudential order. The book was divided into several chapters, each chapter specializing in a specific jurisprudential topic.

Topics covered

  • Noorani rules
  • introduction
  • Chapter on purity
  • Purity and impurity are of two types
  • Ablution from camel meat
  • The black dog, the woman, and the donkey pass in front of the praying person
  • Statement of the amount of impurity exempted
  • Mixing what is permissible with what is forbidden is like mixing a pure liquid with something impure
  • Parts of dead bodies that do not contain moisture, such as hair, nails, and feathers
  • Purity of events, which is ablution and washing
  • Tayammum
  • Menstruation and istihaadah
  • Chapter on prayer
  • Chapter on prayer times
  • A chapter on combining the two prayers during travel, rain, and illness
  • Chapter on the call to prayer
  • A chapter on the fact that the Basmala is a verse from the Qur’an and on its recitation in prayer
  • A chapter on explaining the legitimate destiny of the imam in prayer
  • A chapter on the fact that peace is part of prayer
  • Chapter on congregational prayer
  • A chapter on the connection between the prayer of the person being led in prayer and the prayer of the imam
  • A chapter on the place of Qunoot in prayer
  • A chapter on reading behind the imam
  • Separation of prayers in emergency situations
  • Chapter on zakat

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