Matns (Texts) Memorized in Syria?
As salaamu alaykum.
Does anyone know which texts are generally memorized by students in Syria studying Hanafi fiqh and usul ul Fiqh?
I am almost 100% sure that Mukhtasar Quduri is memorized, but I do not know which other texts, if any, are memorized. Does anyone here know? If so, please share that info with myself and others on this board.
Jazakallahu Khair.
Wa'salaam.
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They memorize Nurul Idah in year one.
Originally Posted by godilali
Salaam
Just wondering whether or not Nur ul Idah can be found in a language other than Arabic. Basically is there an English translation of this text?
JazakAllah
Wasalaam
If a person wants to measure his nearness to Allah, he should apply the following formula given by Shaykh Gangohi:
“A person’s nearness to Allah is proportional to his distance from his own ego and self [nafs].”
Assalamu alaikum
Yes I have a copy in english, translated by Muhammad Abul Quasem.
I am not sure if it can be found online, I didnt find it on any sites.
I got mines from a canadian brother.
Akhi Islam
The life of the heart is knowledge; so preserve it,
The death of the heart is ignorance; so avoid it.
Your best provision is true devotion; so provide it.
This advice of mine is enough for you; so heed it.
Ghazâlî
The first chapter ( The book of Taharah) is available in book format
http://www.azharacademy.com/scripts/...?idproduct=107
Salaam
JazakAllah brothers
How many chapters are there in this book?
Wasalaam
If a person wants to measure his nearness to Allah, he should apply the following formula given by Shaykh Gangohi:
“A person’s nearness to Allah is proportional to his distance from his own ego and self [nafs].”
Assalamu 'alaykum
In the original Arabic book you mean?
yes. sorry
If a person wants to measure his nearness to Allah, he should apply the following formula given by Shaykh Gangohi:
“A person’s nearness to Allah is proportional to his distance from his own ego and self [nafs].”
I'm not sure how many chapters exactly, but it Starts from Tahara and goes through Salah , Zakat, Sawm and Hajj. Also has Ahkam al-Janaa'iz.
It has a lot of Sub-chapters (hope thats what they are called.)
The Pakistani (Qadeemi Kutub Khana) print has 196 pages though the first 20 contains introductions etc. The pages are not that big though as the text has the commentary surrounding it.
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