Шарх Ширгат аль-ислам. Explanation of Islamic law
( شرح شرعة الإسلام)

Name: Шарх Ширгат аль-ислам. Explanation of Islamic law
Author: Yaqub bin Said Ali al-Bursawi

Title	Шарх Ширгат аль-ислам. Explanation of Islamic law
Title Original	شرح شرعة الإسلام
Author	Yaqub bin Said Ali al-Bursawi
Type	kitap
Language	Arabic
Digital	Yes
Manuscript	No
Pages Count	1882
Library:	Darul Kutub
Library Asset ID	77ce1501d7780b7ca481dbb342008f6763ca4317
Record ID	381
Library Location	Darul Pole
Notes	This work is a commentary on the work "Shirgat al-Islam" ("Islamic Law") by Muhammad ibn Abu Bakr al-Jugha (1098–1177). Al-Jughi was known as Imam Zadeh, a theologian and imam in Bukhara (modern Uzbekistan). The commentary, written by Ya'qub ibn Sa'id Ali al-Bursawi (died c. 1524), is a lengthy book that deals with matters of faith, morals and daily rules of life within the framework of Islamic legal norms. The work consists of 61 sections, which are called books. Particular attention is paid to ethics. The text sets out guidelines for prayer, visiting the mosque, jihad, charity, fasting, as well as rules regarding food and drink, hospitality, marriage and modes of communication.

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Шарх Ширгат аль-ислам. Explanation of Islamic law

( شرح شرعة الإسلام)

Author Yaqub bin Said Ali al-Bursawi

Type kitap

Language Arabic

Digital Yes

Manuscript No

Pages Count 1882

Library Darul Kutub

Library Asset ID 77ce1501d7780b7ca481dbb342008f6763ca4317

Record ID 381

Library Location Darul Pole

Notes This work is a commentary on the work "Shirgat al-Islam" ("Islamic Law") by Muhammad ibn Abu Bakr al-Jugha (1098–1177). Al-Jughi was known as Imam Zadeh, a theologian and imam in Bukhara (modern Uzbekistan). The commentary, written by Ya'qub ibn Sa'id Ali al-Bursawi (died c. 1524), is a lengthy book that deals with matters of faith, morals and daily rules of life within the framework of Islamic legal norms. The work consists of 61 sections, which are called books. Particular attention is paid to ethics. The text sets out guidelines for prayer, visiting the mosque, jihad, charity, fasting, as well as rules regarding food and drink, hospitality, marriage and modes of communication.