Read more about it / A message on date wine
( رسالة في نبيذ التمر)

Name: Read more about it / A message on date wine
Author: Ibn Bilal

Title	Read more about it / A message on date wine
Title Original	رسالة في نبيذ التمر
Author	Ibn Bilal
Type	Book
Language	Arabic
Digital	Yes
Manuscript	No
Pages Count	21
Library:	Darul Kutub
Library Asset ID	fb71f4856c54a98738691cacea3f5a8da14af097
Record ID	2141
Library Location	Darul Pole
Notes	The book “Risala fi nabiz at-tamr” (“Message on the drink from dates”) by Imam Ibn Bilal, a Hanafi Maturidite, is a treatise devoted to the issue of the permissibility of ablution (wudu) using a drink made from dates (nabiz). The author, a student of the student of the outstanding scholars ad-Dawani and al-Sayyid al-Sadr ad-Dashtaki, explores this particular issue of fiqh based on the arguments of the madhhab and the reasoning of previous authorities. In addition to the main topic, the treatise also discusses related issues related to ritual purity. The book is of interest to specialists in the Hanafi legal tradition and students of fiqh.

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Read more about it / A message on date wine

( رسالة في نبيذ التمر)

Author Ibn Bilal

Type Book

Language Arabic

Digital Yes

Manuscript No

Pages Count 21

Library Darul Kutub

Library Asset ID fb71f4856c54a98738691cacea3f5a8da14af097

Record ID 2141

Library Location Darul Pole

Notes The book “Risala fi nabiz at-tamr” (“Message on the drink from dates”) by Imam Ibn Bilal, a Hanafi Maturidite, is a treatise devoted to the issue of the permissibility of ablution (wudu) using a drink made from dates (nabiz). The author, a student of the student of the outstanding scholars ad-Dawani and al-Sayyid al-Sadr ad-Dashtaki, explores this particular issue of fiqh based on the arguments of the madhhab and the reasoning of previous authorities. In addition to the main topic, the treatise also discusses related issues related to ritual purity. The book is of interest to specialists in the Hanafi legal tradition and students of fiqh.