استفتاء بسلسلہ چلم و تمباکو، نسوار وغیرہ
(استفتاء بسلسلہ چلم و تمباکو، نسوار وغیرہ)

Name: استفتاء بسلسلہ چلم و تمباکو، نسوار وغیرہ
Author: محمد مرید محی الدین قادری نوشہروی / Muhammad Murid Muhiyy al-Din Qadiri Nushahrawi

İsim	استفتاء بسلسلہ چلم و تمباکو، نسوار وغیرہ
İsim Orijinal	استفتاء بسلسلہ چلم و تمباکو، نسوار وغیرہ
Yazar	محمد مرید محی الدین قادری نوشہروی / Muhammad Murid Muhiyy al-Din Qadiri Nushahrawi
Yazar Orijinal	محمد مرید محی الدین قادری نوشہروی
Konu	Jurisprudence (fiqh) \| Intoxicants \| Tobacco; Muhiyy al-Din Nushahrawi; Pakistan \| Khyber Pakhtunkhwa
Tür	Belge
Dil	Farsça
Dijital	Evet
Yazma	Hayır
Sayfa Sayısı	12
Fiziksel Boyutlar	23.8 cm x 15.8 cm
Kütüphane:	UCLA Dijital Kütüphanesi
Demirbaş Numarası	6401
Kayıt Numarası	z11p8362
Lokasyon	Sufi Shrine Libraries of the Afghan-Pakistan Frontier - Shah Mohammad Ghous Academy, Peshawar
Notlar	This pamphlet is an istiftaʾ (a formal question for a fatwa) regarding the ruling on whether huqqah, chilam (a type of traditional pipe), or tobacco in the form of naswar are prohibited and whether those who use them are considered non-believers. The response given is that the person remains a Muslim, as there is a difference of opinion on the prohibition of chilam and naswar. The pamphlet also mentions fatwas from some scholars of that era who gave rulings on this matter. At the end of the pamphlet, the reproduction of seals (signatures) is noteworthy. In addition to the seal of the author of the pamphlet, Murid Muhiyy al-Din Nushahrawi Qadiri, the opinions and commendations from other scholars regarding the pamphlet are also significant historical records. The pamphlet was written in 1300 Hijri (1882-1883 CE). \| On the topic of tobacco, refer to the books numbered 02690, 02917, 04977 available in this archive. For detailed biographical information about Muhammad Murid Muhiyy al-Din Nushahrawi, refer to Tadhkirah-i ʿUlamaʾ wa-Mashayikh-i Sarhad, Volume 2 (01946 in this archive). \| Digitization for the Sufi Shrine Libraries of the Afghan-Pakistan Frontier collection was sponsored by the Modern Endangered Archives Program with funding from Arcadia. \| unknown

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استفتاء بسلسلہ چلم و تمباکو، نسوار وغیرہ

(استفتاء بسلسلہ چلم و تمباکو، نسوار وغیرہ)

Yazar محمد مرید محی الدین قادری نوشہروی / Muhammad Murid Muhiyy al-Din Qadiri Nushahrawi

Yazar Orijinal محمد مرید محی الدین قادری نوشہروی

Konu Jurisprudence (fiqh) | Intoxicants | Tobacco; Muhiyy al-Din Nushahrawi; Pakistan | Khyber Pakhtunkhwa

Tür Belge

Dil Farsça

Dijital Evet

Yazma Hayır

Sayfa Sayısı 12

Fiziksel Boyutlar 23.8 cm x 15.8 cm

Kütüphane UCLA Dijital Kütüphanesi

Demirbaş Numarası 6401

Kayıt Numarası z11p8362

Lokasyon Sufi Shrine Libraries of the Afghan-Pakistan Frontier - Shah Mohammad Ghous Academy, Peshawar

Notlar This pamphlet is an istiftaʾ (a formal question for a fatwa) regarding the ruling on whether huqqah, chilam (a type of traditional pipe), or tobacco in the form of naswar are prohibited and whether those who use them are considered non-believers. The response given is that the person remains a Muslim, as there is a difference of opinion on the prohibition of chilam and naswar. The pamphlet also mentions fatwas from some scholars of that era who gave rulings on this matter. At the end of the pamphlet, the reproduction of seals (signatures) is noteworthy. In addition to the seal of the author of the pamphlet, Murid Muhiyy al-Din Nushahrawi Qadiri, the opinions and commendations from other scholars regarding the pamphlet are also significant historical records. The pamphlet was written in 1300 Hijri (1882-1883 CE). | On the topic of tobacco, refer to the books numbered 02690, 02917, 04977 available in this archive. For detailed biographical information about Muhammad Murid Muhiyy al-Din Nushahrawi, refer to Tadhkirah-i ʿUlamaʾ wa-Mashayikh-i Sarhad, Volume 2 (01946 in this archive). | Digitization for the Sufi Shrine Libraries of the Afghan-Pakistan Frontier collection was sponsored by the Modern Endangered Archives Program with funding from Arcadia. | unknown