Online Maliki Fiqh course in the "Risalah" of Ibn Abi Zayd

[al-Maliki]

Mufti Abu Layth (Na'eem) al-Maliki asked me to spread this:

Mufti Abu Layth: I will soon begin a weekly online fiqh course covering the 'Risalah' of Ibn Abi Zayd al-Qayrawani, who was also known as 'Young Malik'. The text is a widely accepted manual for Maliki jurisprudence, which during various eras of history was often memorised and at times even written in gold. This is an outstanding opportunity for seekers of knowledge to embark on an enlightened journey to discover the teachings of the Enlightened City - al-Madinah al-Munawwarah - as taught and transmitted by the Legend, Imam Malik, a true reflection of the Hadith of the Messenger of Allah: "a time will come when people will beat their camels in search of knowledge and they shall not find anyone more knowledgable than the Scholar of Madinah" If you are interested in taking the course, please contact Junaid Ibn Ahmed. Places will be limited for quality control.

He also shared this about the course:

Mufti Abu Layth: There will be a huge effort involved in the background research for these classes, commentaries such azZarruq, ibn Naji, anNafrawi, AbdulWahhab, alGhumari & others will all be incorporated into the Dars.

If one wants to enroll in the course (or ask about timings, course fees etc.) one may contact sidi Junaid Ibn Ahmed via private message on Facebook (click his name to go to his Facebook page).

A little information about the Mufti:

Mufti Abu Layth al-Maliki carried out preliminary Arabic and Islamic Studies as a teenager in the UK before going to Damascus, Syria, where he adopted the Maliki madh'hab and studied the essential knowledge of Islam. He went on to memorise the Qur'an along with Tafsir at the Jami`ah Muhammadiyyah Institute in Islamabad, Pakistan.

Mufti Abu Layth returned to Syria to recite the entire Qur'an to Shaykh `Abdu'l-Haadi at-Tabbaa' and gained an ijazah and chain of transmission (isnad) going back to the Messenger of Allah (salla'Llahu `alayhi wa sallam).

After gaining his ijazah, the Mufti completed the Dars-e-Nizami `Alim Course, at the renowned Jami`ah Binnoria in Karachi, Pakistan, where he graduated first class in various Islamic Sciences, from Tafsir, Usul and Comparative Fiqh, to Arabic Literature, Arabic Grammar and `Aqidah. There he gained his isnad in the major books of Hadith.

Mufti Abu Layth then completed the Mufti Course at the same institute where he further specialised in Fiqh, across the various madh'habs, and trained to give Fatwas on Islamic Issues under the supervision of Mufti Abdullah Shoukat (who is a key student of Mufti Taqi Usmani) for Hanafi Fiqh, and Mufti Salim Al-Tunisi for Maliki Fiqh.

Since his return to the UK, he has qualified as a school teacher, and is currently working towards completing his Degree in Psychology. Mufti Abu Layth al-Maliki has a small group of students in Maliki Fiqh who he teaches regularly in Birmingham, and is also engaged in teaching Fiqh and Arabic online.

Fi Amanillah.

[Junaid Ibn Ahmed]

:jzk:, and thanks for posting this, Sidi al-Maliki.

The course is designed to give students a firm structure for their Deen according to the pristine School of Madinah, and a basis by which they can deal with the most practical Islamic issues throughout their lives.

We will cover the rudimentary edicts, the intermediate justifications and the advanced intricaces of the Sacred Law.

The benefit of studying under Mufti Abu Layth is that the course will contain several bursts of knowledge relating to other fields such as Hadith, Usul, Biographies and History.

Students are reminded that learning is an incredible journey and it is important that they enjoy themselves along the way.

Please let me know if you would like to enroll.

[Abdullah288]

Assalamu Alaykum

Will there be any recordings???

[Junaid Ibn Ahmed]

Assalamu Alaykum

Will there be any recordings???

Each class will be recorded and made available to the students, , but Mufti Abu Layth recommends that students attend the live classes.

[Rahmaniyyah]

Stay away from this "Mufti", there will be no benefit in sitting in his company. There are much better opportunities in Birmingham

[Junaid Ibn Ahmed]

Stay away from this "Mufti", there will be no benefit in sitting in his company. There are much better opportunities in Birmingham

On what basis do you say that, and actually, who are you to determine when and where Allah puts benefit into gatherings?

[Jawad22]

al-Risalah of Ibn Abi Zayd al-Qayrawani - Online Fiqh Course
by Mufti Abu Layth al-Maliki

al-Risalah of Ibn Abi Zayd al-Qayrawani - Online Fiqh Course.jpg

If you are interested in taking this course, then please contact Junaid Ibn Ahmed for further details.
— avec Mufti Abu Layth on Facebook.

Mufti Abu Layth Al Maliki : http://www.facebook.com/mufti.abulayth
Junaib Ibn Ahmed : http://www.facebook.com/Junaid.Ibn.Ahmed

[Jawad22]

Message of Mufti Abu Layth Al Maliki :

I will begin an online fiqh course covering the 'Risalah' of Ibn Abi Zayd alQairawani Who was also known as 'young Malik'.

The course will begin on Thursday 09/02/12, 9:00-10:30pm GMT and continue weekly thereon.

The text is a widely accepted manual for Maliki jurisprudence, which during various eras of history was often memorised and at times even written in gold.

This is an outstanding opportunity for seekers of knowledge to embark on an enlightened journey to discover the teachings of the enlightened city alMadinah alMunawwarah as taught and transmitted by the Legend, Imam Malik, a true reflection of the hadith of the Messenger of Allah:
"a time will come when people will beat their camels in search of knowledge and they shall not find anyone more knowledgable than the Scholar of Madinah"

For further information please get In touch.

Duas
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Mufti

[Jawad22]

Biography of Mufti Abu Layth al-Maliki :

Mufti Abu Layth al-Maliki carried out preliminary Arabic and Islamic studies as a teenager in the UK before going to Damascus, Syria, where he studied for a year the Islamic essentials and also adopted the Maliki Madhab, He then completed Hifdh (memorisation of the Qur'an) along with 'tafsir' (exegesis) at the Jami'a Muhammadiyah institute in Islamabad, Pakistan, in one year. Mufti Abu Layth then returned to Syria to recited the entire Qur'an to Shaykh AbdulHaadi al-Tabbaa' and gained an ijazah & 'sanad'/chain of transmission going back to the Prophet (sallallahu alaihi wassallam). He then enrolled onto a Dars-e-Nizami/Aalim course at the reknown Jami'a Binnoria in Karachi, Pakistan. Here he graduated first class in the Islamic sciences ranging from Tafsir (exegesis) Usool (hermenuetics), Comparative Fiqh (jurisprudence) Adab (Arabic literature), Nahw (Arabic grammar) to Aqeedah (theology). He also gained an Isnaad in the major books of hadith. Thereafter he also completed an adiitional 2 years Ifta/Mufti course at the same institute where he further specialised in Fiqh across various madhabs Maliki, Hanafi etc. and trained to give Fatwa's (verdicts) on Islamic issues relating to jurisprudence under the supervision of Mufti Abdullah Shoukat (key student of Mufti Taqi Usmani) for Hanafi Fiqh and Mufti Saalim Al-Tunisi for Maliki Fiqh. Since his return to the uk, he has qualified as a school teacher, completed a Masters in Education and currently completing his degree in Psychology. Mufti Abu Layth teaches Maliki fiqh & the Muwatta locally in Birmingham, UK. His current areas of research are Fiqh, Hadith and the Islamic history of Andalusia.

[Rahmaniyyah]

On what basis do you say that, and actually, who are you to determine when and where Allah puts benefit into gatherings?

You're right I said that out of impulse, I shouldn't have said there will be no benefit - that is based on the sincerity of the seeker. It must have been because I clicked on the facebook link above and it reminded me of a lot of things http://www.facebook.com/Junaid.Ibn.Ahmed (Mufti Na'eem is the one in the middle for those who don't know..) I take it back and apologise.

There are still far better places to go, even if not for the Maliki madhhab. Just learn the madhhab online or something. Choose your teachers carefully as that is where you will take your Deen from