Type
Document
Language
Arabic
Digital
Yes
Manuscript
No
Pages Count
38
Library
King Abdul-Aziz Al Saoud Foundation for Islamic Studies and Human Sciences
Record ID
affichage_numerics1959
Notes
The beginning of the manuscript: Praise be to God and prayers be upon the one after whom there is no prophet. Chapter on entitlement, claims and step [sic]. Muhammad Ibn Salem said: I asked Sahnoun, may God be pleased with him, about a man who had a forbidden commodity in his hand. A man came to him and said to him, “Sell this commodity to me,” and the seller said to him.
End of the manuscript: The Sheikh mentioned two opinions in Al-Tahreeh, and what is in Al-Mudawwana and elsewhere is that this is necessary, including exonerating the one who has one and intentional conditions before falling. End of a summary from Al-Wardiyat Al-Zahira by Sheikh Ali Al-Ajhouri. Praise be to God, Lord of the Worlds.
The text is a collection of fatwas in various places, and a group of scholars have answered it. This is a mention of the division contained in this text and the names of the scholars who issued fatwas on these issues: //; Chapter on entitlement and lawsuits / Muhammad Ibn Sahnoun and Al-Lakhmi. Chapter on theft and banditry / Muhammad Ibn Sahnoun; Chapter on the question about funeral food / Muhammad Ibn Sahnoun; Chapter on the question about hostility and crime / Muhammad Ibn Sahnoun; Chapter on the question about the worker/Muhammad Ibn Sahnoun; Chapter on Al-Ahbas/Muhammad Ibn Sahnoun; Chapter on asking about money/Muhammad Ibn Sahnoun; Chapter on the question about blood/Muhammad Ibn Sahnoun; Chapter on the question about the shot / Muhammad Ibn Sahnoun; Ibn Rushd’s answer about the one who voluntarily committed himself to his stepson; Al-Shazly’s answer about the one who voluntarily committed himself to his stepson; Al-Wangi’s answer about the one who volunteered to commit to his stepson; Abu Muhammad's answer? 9b; The answer of Yahya Ibn Muhammad Al-Barqi: The answer of Ibn Abd al-Salam Ibn Issa al-Burjini: The answer of Abu Al-Qasim Ibn Al-Baraa: The Syrian's answer: Abu Al-Hasan Ibn Al-Na’mah’s answer: The answer of Abu Muhammad bin Abi Jaafar Al-Mursi: Tunisian answer.
There is also a group of issues under the following title written in red: Sales issues from Mukhtasar al-Mabsut by Ibn Rushd; A question for Al-Siuri and his answer to it: A question by Ibn Mahrez and his answer: Ibn al-Qasim Ibn Mishkah; Abdel Salam Ibn Issa Al-Barjini; Abu Muhammad? ; Ibn Sahnoun; My father is the world; Al-Lakhmi; Issues of Needs / Muhammad Ibn Mahrez and Ibn Al-Qasim; Issues of entitlement / Al-Siuri, Ibn Abi Zaid, the jurist Abu Al-Faraj and Abu Abdullah Ibn Madhi; Agriculture issues / The name of the person who answered the questions was not mentioned, perhaps it was Ibn Sahnoun. Agency issues / The name of the person who answered the questions was not mentioned, perhaps it was Ibn Sahnoun. Issues of imprisonment / The name of the person who answered the issues was not mentioned, perhaps it was Ibn Sahnoun. Issues of the gift / The name of the person who answered the issues was not mentioned, perhaps it was Ibn Sahnoun, a response to Amer? Al-Shabrawi Al-Shafi’i; Questions of testimonies / The name of the person who answered the questions was not mentioned, perhaps it was Ibn Sahnoun.
These are the divisions mentioned in the text, and sometimes there are questions that are not related to the section in which they were placed. We believe that the one who answered the questions in which the name of the person who issued the fatwa was not mentioned was Ibn Sahnoun, because the compiler of fatwas used to not repeatedly state the name of Ibn Sahnoun whenever it came to his fatwas.
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