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    Assalamu Alaykum,

    I'm a student . I would like to have titles of books in urdu,arabic and english for further reading in the following subjects:

    Sarf/Nahw
    Dictionaries
    Hanafi Fiqh(at the level of Nur-ul-idah and Quduri) and Commentaries.
    Mantiq(at the basic level).
    History
    Stories of the pious

    Jazakallah

    Sorry for any inconvenience caused


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    > Do you have any information about the curriculum of
    > Al-Qarawiyyin University. Not the curriculum of the
    > Traditional Studies taught in the Mosque, but the ones
    > taught in the modern University.
    >
    > I mean by curriculum, subjects and books studied.

    The basic curriculum of the modern Qarawayeen not
    the mosque is:

    The students basically go through the following years:
    7 years primary education equivalent
    3 years middle preparation
    3 years secondary school
    4 years graduate study (university level study)

    In order to begin study at Qarawayeen, the student
    must know basic Arabic and have memorized 30 hizb
    (half) of the Qur'an and intend to memorize the entire
    Qur'an. Additionally, he must have memorized Ibn Malik's
    Alfiyyah Arabic grammar text.

    They study:

    Fiqh
    Hadith
    Tafseer

    These three form the basic core of the religious study.
    Many books are used by the teachers among which are:

    al-Qawanin al-Fiqhiyyah (Ibn Juzayy al-Kalbi)
    al-Khulasah al-Fiqhiyyah (Muhammad al-`arabi al-Qarawi)
    al-Khurashi and other shuruh of Mukhtasar Khalil
    al-Kafi's explanation of Tuhfah al Hukkam
    al-Risalah and its shuruh
    al-Mudawwanah al-Kubrah
    Muqaddimat ibn Rushd
    al-Murshid al-Mu`in
    Basic hadith terminology texts such as the Bayquniyyah
    And the famous hadith books with commentary
    Tafsir Ibn Kathir
    Tafsir al-Kasshaaf li al-Zamakhshari (for its literary value)
    Tafsir Jami` li Ahkam al-Qur'an li l-Qurtubi
    Many other tafsir such as the one written by Ibn Juzayy al-Kalbi

    Another book that is very central to study at Qarawayeen is
    majmu` muhimmat al-mutun (containing 66 texts).

    Many teachers however (astonishingly) rely purely on their
    memory only giving verbal references to written material.
    For example, when Sheikh `Ali Filali was teaching me
    (one-to-one (Abuqanit was his only student for a period of time
    studying)), he would teach complex subjects
    of fiqh and tafsir straight off the top of his head from
    his memory. That is very common among the teachers there
    that they do not emphasize reading of books as much as
    taking `ilm from the mouths of the scholars and memorizing
    mutun.

    The other subjects studied are:

    a) Adab (literature) [e.g., Ta Ha Yasin, etc.]
    b) Balaghah (al-Jawhar al-Maknun)
    c) `Urud (mizan al-dhahab fi sh`iri l-`arab and diwan al-Shafi`i)
    d) al-Nahwu (Aajrumiyyah and Alfiyyah ibn Malik)
    e) al-Falsafah (Ibn Rusdh, Ibn Sina, Sullam al-Munawraq, etc.)
    f) al-Ta'rikh (Ibn Kathir's bidayah wa nihayah, Maghribi history
    such as Nashr al-Mathani by Muhammad ibn Tayyib al-Qadiri.
    etc.)
    g) Geography (contemporary)
    h) al-tarbiyyah al-islamiyyah
    i) at least one foreign language (e.g., French)
    j) sports activities
    k) Science (e.g., physics, chemistry,

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    contact the bookstore at www.madania.org
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    Presenting the deen as propounded and practised by Rasulullah (Sallalahu Alayhi Wassallam) and his illustrious Sahaba (R.A.)

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    If u tell me what u have already studied I wil happily give u other titles to go onto.


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    Assalamu Alaykum,

    To keep it short at the Darse Nizami level - 2nd to 3rd year.

    Jazakallah


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    Dictionaries-Arabic to Eng best is Hans Weir.
    Eng-Arabic: Mawrid
    Arabic-Arabic : al-Mu'jam al-Wasit
    Fiqh- Nurul Eidah with the Sarh imdadul Fattah or Maraqi al-Falah with Tahatwi
    Quduri with lubab or/and al-jawharah an-nayirah.
    al-hadiyyah al-alaiyyah is also good
    Good book to understand the important usuls of every bab of fiqh is "an-Nutaf fi
    al-Fatawa" Behisti zewar is best urdu and english.
    Mantiq- In Urdu there is Taysirul mantiq while in Arabic mirqaat is used. There is an
    arabic book called tasheel al-muntiq which is also good
    Nahw- Very good english book is tawdhee an-nahw, while in Arabic hidayah an-nahw is used. Also sharh ibn Aqil
    Sarf- Ilmus Sarf or ilmus seeghah in Urdu, various english books availble in South Africa while in arabic laami'ah al-af'aal is very common.
    History-English best is the tasheel series by Jamiatul Ulama Transvaal (SOuth Africa), while in Arabic their are numerous small books.Rabita has a good one in Arabic.


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    Assalamu Alaykum,

    Who are the authors of Hadiyya al Alaiyyah, nutaf fi al fatawa and rabita?

    Jazakallah


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    Al-Hadiyyah al Alaa'iyyah is but alaud deen ibn abideen, son of ibn abideen shaami. The best print is the Syrian one with the haashiya of saeed burhani, however there is another ok print from Dar ibn Hazm that is more easily available.

    An-Nutaf fil fatawa is by as-Sughdi, a hanafi faqi of the fiifth century. Also called fatawa as-Sughdiyyah

    Rabita is a saudi arabian organisation. They published many books used an textbooks in Saudi schools. We in Madrasah used one of there books for history. I wil try to get the name


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    Jazakallah for the above.

    May Allah bless you


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    Does anyone know where I can buy arabic books on the net?

    Jazakallah


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