Author
Ibn Farhoun, Burhan al-Din Ibrahim bin Ali
Author Original
ابن فرحون، برهان الدين إبراهيم بن علي
Type
Document
Language
Arabic
Digital
Yes
Manuscript
No
Pages Count
74
Library
King Abdul-Aziz Al Saoud Foundation for Islamic Studies and Human Sciences
Record ID
affichage_numerics1289
Notes
The beginning of the manuscript: Chapter on water. If you say, “Does moss rob the water of purification?” you said, “Yes.” If water is cooked with moss in it, it robs it of purification, because in the case of cooking it is possible to guard against it. It is not the same as being in contact with it in its place, because it is something that is often indispensable. Sheikh Abu Bakr al-Tartushi said in the first commentator on the dispute (...) Chapter on the rulings on impurity. If you said, “A man vomits a substance that is different from the state of food” (...) Chapter on ablution. If you say ablution, it is not invalidated by a minor event, and it is not With its incontinence, I said it is the ablution of one's side.
End of the manuscript: Chapter on Obligations (...) If you said, “Two heirs, each of them eclipsing his owner, and both of them inherit from the estate,” I said, “This is a man who left behind a grandfather, a nephew, and money (...) The money is for the grandfather because it eclipses the nephew (...) I said, ‘If a hermaphrodite is born from his loins and womb.’ Abu Abdullah bin Qasim said. I saw by Malik in some comments that the example of these two sons is not inherited.
Font type: Moroccan Mashkool
