al-Juz as-salis min hashiyah Radd al-mukhtar galya durr al-mukhtar. The third part of the footnote of the Mukhtar's response to the Mukhtar's return
( الجزء الثّالث من خاشية ردّ المختار على درّ المختار)

Name: al-Juz as-salis min hashiyah Radd al-mukhtar galya durr al-mukhtar. The third part of the footnote of the Mukhtar's response to the Mukhtar's return
Author: Muhammad Amin bin Umar bin Abdulaziz bin Abidin (Ibn Abidin)

Title	al-Juz as-salis min hashiyah Radd al-mukhtar galya durr al-mukhtar. The third part of the footnote of the Mukhtar's response to the Mukhtar's return
Title Original	الجزء الثّالث من خاشية ردّ المختار على درّ المختار
Author	Muhammad Amin bin Umar bin Abdulaziz bin Abidin (Ibn Abidin)
Type	kitap
Language	Arabic
Digital	Yes
Manuscript	No
Pages Count	722
Library:	Darul Kutub
Library Asset ID	fc94b3eadaf0336fca25d9ef31ec0f1ffefadb21
Record ID	1285
Library Location	Darul Pole
Notes	Muhammad Amin ibn Umar ad-Dimashki, better known as Ibn Abidin (1784 - 1836, Damascus, Syria). Islamic theologian, one of the most prominent Muslim jurists of the Ottoman Empire. Author of more than 50 works on Islamic law, commentaries of the Koran, refutation of sects and movements. His most famous work, the multi-volume work “Radd al-Mukhtar ala ad-Durr al-Mukhtar”, is still considered the best book on Islamic law of the Hanafi school. The presented work is the third volume of the above-mentioned work. The third volume of the work “Radd al-Mukhtar ala ad-Durr al-Mukhtar”, dedicated to issues of Hanafi law, is a commentary on the work of another outstanding Muslim jurist of the Hanafi school, Imam al-Haskafi. The third volume deals in detail with issues of Islamic law relating to trade, pledge, lease, etc. A special feature of this work is the author’s mention of different points of view on key issues, differences of opinion, as well as an indication of the preferred opinion on each issue. The work of Imam Ibn Abidin was highly valued among educated Tatars and was often found in the libraries of Tatar religious figures.

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al-Juz as-salis min hashiyah Radd al-mukhtar galya durr al-mukhtar. The third part of the footnote of the Mukhtar's response to the Mukhtar's return

( الجزء الثّالث من خاشية ردّ المختار على درّ المختار)

Author Muhammad Amin bin Umar bin Abdulaziz bin Abidin (Ibn Abidin)

Type kitap

Language Arabic

Digital Yes

Manuscript No

Pages Count 722

Library Darul Kutub

Library Asset ID fc94b3eadaf0336fca25d9ef31ec0f1ffefadb21

Record ID 1285

Library Location Darul Pole

Notes Muhammad Amin ibn Umar ad-Dimashki, better known as Ibn Abidin (1784 - 1836, Damascus, Syria). Islamic theologian, one of the most prominent Muslim jurists of the Ottoman Empire. Author of more than 50 works on Islamic law, commentaries of the Koran, refutation of sects and movements. His most famous work, the multi-volume work “Radd al-Mukhtar ala ad-Durr al-Mukhtar”, is still considered the best book on Islamic law of the Hanafi school. The presented work is the third volume of the above-mentioned work. The third volume of the work “Radd al-Mukhtar ala ad-Durr al-Mukhtar”, dedicated to issues of Hanafi law, is a commentary on the work of another outstanding Muslim jurist of the Hanafi school, Imam al-Haskafi. The third volume deals in detail with issues of Islamic law relating to trade, pledge, lease, etc. A special feature of this work is the author’s mention of different points of view on key issues, differences of opinion, as well as an indication of the preferred opinion on each issue. The work of Imam Ibn Abidin was highly valued among educated Tatars and was often found in the libraries of Tatar religious figures.