Despite authoring no books, the lineage of influence that starts from Sh Sa'id al-Halabi (from his two famous students) until today in Damascus is self-evident.
There’s some quite important information that’s left untranslated by mistake. Another reason you need an expert to teach you this book.
Whilst I am not a fan of this journalist, he does a good job addressing the Pakistani trend of normalizing secularization and insulting Islamic values. Something the scholars still turn a blind eye there to.
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Sh Wahbi relied on one of the handwritten manuscripts for Multaqa as did Sh Sa’id. However they’re named slightly different (the libraries). But Sh Sa’id had access to hundreds of manuscripts. And he went through all and selected a couple to use. (1/2)
I recommend having both copies as (thank God) its printed as one volume and if you’re studying it then you can compare the matn where needed whilst having the taliqat of Sh Wahbi.
Before every section of social media was a different app, FB had "Notes" which many scholars wrote and they were quite beneficial.
When discussing those unable to do amr bi'lmaruf wa nahy 'an al-munkar, Sh As'ad al-Sagharji mentions: "and he only has to hate the sin and denounce it with his heart and boycott its perpetrators and not attend the places of sins and evils."
In our time this can mean podcast etc
Going over this today with students (guest lecturer). The mufti, Sadiq al-Ghiryani, best renowned for his Mudawwanat al-Fiqh al-Maliki also wrote this. Its concise and easy to understand and does not overwhelm the reader. (1/2)
Shaykh Muhammad 'Abd al-Latif al-Farfur often mentions and cites al-Attasi's Sharh on the Majalla. The amount of pages Sh spends on Fiqh and it's nuances is remarkable. Precursor to introducing the legacy of Ibn 'Abidin (and the love the Aal Farfur had for him).
ALT From: Ibn Abidin wa Atharuhu of Shaykh Muhammad 'Abd al-Latif al-Farfur.
قال عليٌ رضي الله عنه: «إذا حُدِّثتم شيئًا عن رسول الله ﷺ فظنوا به الذي هو أهدى، والذي هو أتقى، والذي هو أهيأ».
Shaykh Khalid Sayfullah Rahmani's bahth on Paper Money According to Shari'ah
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Sh. Mahir al-Fahl writes on an important matter on safeguarding one's home from the effeminate men that has normalized these days:
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I can’t stress this enough. al-Mawardi quotes in his Kitab Adab al-Dunya wa’l-Din:
وَقَالَ بَعْضُ الْحُكَمَاءِ: الْحِرْصُ مَفْسَدَةٌ لِلدِّينِ وَالْمُرُوءَةِ، وَاَللَّهِ مَا عَرَفْتُ مِنْ وَجْهِ رَجُلٍ حِرْصًا فَرَأَيْتُ أَنَّ فِيهِ مُصْطَنَعًا.
al-Shafi’i spending that much time to be a master of language.
من كتاب جزء أخبار الإمام الشافعي
أبو يحيى زكريا بن أحمد البلخي ت ٣٣٠ هـ
انتخاب ابن طولون الدمشقي ت ٩٥٣ هـ
وبذيله أخبار لم تقع في المنتخب
If someone has tattoos and repents, they should try to cover it up if not possible to remove it due to hardship. If possible, funds should be given for the tattoo removal. They shouldn’t be flaunted; it doesn’t matter if one is a born Muslim or a convert.