🤲Spiritual Refinement, Manners & Remembrance
Al-Rayyan’s call on the jurisprudence of fasting and the virtues of Ramadan
نداء الريان في فقه الصوم وفضل رمضان
Author: أبو التراب سيد بن حسين بن عبد الله العفاني
About this work
كتاب «نداء الريان في فقه الصوم وفضل رمضان» لسيد حسين العفاني يُعنى بتفصيل أحكام الصوم من منظور فقهي وأدبي. يتضمن فصولاً تُستعرض معاني الصوم مثل الإخلاص والتقوى والرياضة للنفس، وتُبرز فضائله المتعددة من كفارة الخطايا إلى شفاعة الصائم يوم القيامة. يُصنّف الكتاب ضمن الرقاق والآداب والأذكار، ما يعكس أسلوبه الأدبي الرفيع الذي يجمع بين الفقه والروحانية.
Translation
The book “Nidaa Al-Rayyan fi Jurisprudence of Fasting and the Virtue of Ramadan” by Sayyed Hussein Al-Afani is concerned with detailing the rulings on fasting from a jurisprudential and literary perspective. It includes chapters that review the meanings of fasting, such as sincerity, piety, and exercise for the soul, and highlight its many virtues, from the expiation of sins to the intercession of the fasting person on the Day of Resurrection. The book is classified under Al-Riqaq, Adab, and Remembrance, which reflects his high literary style that combines jurisprudence and spirituality.
Topics covered
- introduction
- Written by His Eminence Sheikh Abu Bakr Jaber Al-Jazairi
- Written by His Eminence Sheikh: Muhammad Safwat Nour El-Din
- Written by His Eminence Sheikh Dr. Muhammad bin Abdul Maqsoud Al-Afifi
- the introduction
- The first chapter on the meanings of fasting
- A- Sincerity is the title of fasting
- (b) Piety is the supreme wisdom of fasting
- (c) And glorify God for having guided you, and perhaps you will be grateful
- (d) Fasting and preparing the nation
- (e) Fasting is a form of exercise for the soul to abandon desires
- (f) Fasting and observation
- Chapter Two: The virtues of fasting
- The first virtue: Those who fast are tourists
- The second virtue: Fasting is like no other
- The fourth virtue: raising ranks
- The fifth virtue: Fasting is appropriate for one of the attributes of truth
- The seventh virtue: Fasting is an atonement for sins
- The eighth virtue is honoring God and the angels by praying upon him
- The ninth virtue: Fasting is a protection from Hell
- The tenth virtue: Fasting in the summer brings water to drink on the day of thirst
- The eleventh virtue: fasting in the cold winter
- The twelfth virtue: Al-Rayyan’s call to the tenth of fasting
- The thirteenth virtue: Fasting is a path to heaven
- The fourteenth virtue is the intercession of fasting on the Day of Resurrection for its companion
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نداءات الرحمن لأهل الإيمان