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| | Abu 'Abd Allah ash-Shafi'i - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
 | | Tradition says that he memorized al Qur’an at the age of seven; by ten, he had memorized the Muwatta of Imam Malik; he was a mufti (given authorization to issue fatwa) at the age of fifteen. | | | Among his teachers were Malik ibn Anas and Muhammad ibn al Hasan al Shaybani, whom he studied under in Madinah and Baghdad. | | | Among the followers of Imam Shafi’i’s school were many of Islam's greatest scholars, including the foremost scholars of hadith: Imam al Bukhari, Imam Muslim, Imam Abu Dawud, Imam Tirmidhi, Imam Nasa’i, Imam Ibn Majah, Imam Bayhaqi, Imam al Hakim. |
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Imam_Shafi
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| | About Imam An-Nawawi |
| | The complete name of Imam Nawawi is Abu Zakaria Mohiuddin Yahya, son of Sharaf AnÄNawawi, son of Murry, son of Hassan, son of Hussain, son of Muhammad, son of Juma, son of Hazam. | | | Born in the village of Nawa in Southern Syria, Nawawi spent most of his life in Damascus where he lived in a simple manner, devoted to Allah, engaging single-mindedly in worship, study, writing and teaching various Islamic sciences. | | | Imam Nawawi was born at Nawa in the year 631 A.H. His father, a virtuous and pious man, resolved to arrange for proper and befitting education as he had discovered the symptoms of heavenly intelligence and wisdom in his promising child at an early stage. |
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http://www.bysiness.co.uk/ulemah/bionawawi.htm
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| | USC-MSA Compendium of Muslim Texts |
| | Mu'adh al-Razi." Al- Suyuti endorsed al-Nawawi's words, and also said, "This hadith is not authentic." Al- Fairozabadi said, "It is not a Prophetic statement, although most of the people think it is a hadith, but it is not authentic at all. | | | Riyad al- Salihin of al-Nawawi, Chapter on Backbiting, for the justification for certain types of backbiting from the Qur'an and Sunnah. | | | Al-Khatib al-Baghdadi said that it is maudu' as a narration from the Prophet (may Allah bless him and grant him peace), but that it is a statement of al-Hasan al-Basri. |
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http://www.usc.edu/dept/MSA/fundamentals/hadithsunnah/scienceofhadith/aape.html
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| | Alibris: Nawawi |
| | by Nawawi, Abu Zakariya Yahyá ibn Sharaf, and Abbasi, Shah Muhammad Madni | | | by As-Salihin, Riyadh, and Nawawi, and Muhammad Zafrulla Khan (Translated by) | | | by Nawawi, Muhammad Ibn 'Abd Al-Gha, and El-Nawawy, Mohammed |
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http://www.alibris.com/search/books/author/Nawawi
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| | Kitab Kuning: Books in Arabic Script Used in the Pesantren Milieu |
| | Nawawi’s Arba`in are used in many pesantren for the less advanced santri, and they are also popular as non-curricular religious literature, in Arabic as well as in Indonesian translation. | | | Nawawi wrote on virtually every aspect of Islamic learning. | | | Nawawi Banten also wrote an Arabic commentary on the last-named very popular text, called Kashifat al-saja’, which is available in several editions. |
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http://www.let.uu.nl/~martin.vanbruinessen/personal/publications/kitab_kuning.htm
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| | Introduction to Shafi'i Fiqh |
| | The great scholar, hadith master, biographer, lexicologist, and saintly mystic Imam Nawawi is perhaps best known for his hadith books Riyadh al-Saliheen (The Gardens of the Righteous), Kitab al-Adhkar (Book of Remembrance), and his eighteen-volume Sharh Sahih Muslim (Commentary on the Sahih Muslim). | | | One of Imam Nawawi’s most accessible texts is Al-Maqasid: ma yajibu ma’rifatuhu min al-din (The Objectives, what is necessary to know of the religion). | | | But Imam Nawawi was also one of the foremost students and intellectual heirs of Imam al-Shafi’i, and his texts are referenced more often than the early works of Imam al-Shafi’i himself. |
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| | NAWAWI, SUBKI, & GHAZALI ON TA'WIL |
| | Nawawi repeats in many places of his Sharh Sahih Muslim this un equivocal characterization of "the vast majority of the Salaf" or even "most or all of them" as people who applied figurative interpretation of the divine attributes in the Qur'an and the Sunna at the appropriate time and places. | | | The Ash`aris stood in the forefront of both battles, as shown by Imam Ghazali, whose eloquent positions against kalam did not preclude the fact that he, as Nawawi after him, interpreted Allah's attributes figuratively. | | | As Nawawi and Subki show in so many words, the reserve concerning ta'wil and the condemnation of kalam by Imam Ahmad was not because these were in themselves opposed to Qur'an and Sunna, but because they were being used out of place by the ignorant or by opponents of Ahl al- Sunna. |
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http://www.livingislam.org/n/tawil_e.html
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| | Islamica Community Forums - Shaykh Al Akbar Ibn Arabi |
| | Ata Allah al- Sakandari and Afif al Din Al YafiI, and | | | Even though Shaykh Ul Islam Ibn Hajar Al Haytami was very knowledgeable and he was not a person who followed his desires. | | | I do not follow Shaykh Ul iSlam Ibn Hajar Al Haytami opinion that Ibn Taymiyyah is a kafir. |
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http://www.islamicaweb.com/archive/t-15226
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| | Seeing the Prophet |
| | We hold, as Ibn Hajar al-`Asqalani, Nawawi and Abu Musa al-Asbahani, that no one possessed of a heart and mind can object to standing for the sake of the Prophet, and that this is desirable and recommended not only in the time of the Prophet but until the end of time. | | | They can also meet al-Khidr, as Sakhawi relates about Imam Nawawi: "It is well-known that he (Imam Nawawi) used to meet with al-Khidr and converse with him among many other mukashafat" [Cf. | | | We have already mentioned in the section discussing the evidence that the Prophet hears and sees us al-Haytami's answer in his “Fatawa hadithiyya” whereby it is possible for Allah's Friends to meet the Prophet while awake in our time [Cf. |
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http://www.islamic.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk/Tazkiyyah/seeing_the_prophet.htm
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| | welcome to fortyhadith.com |
| | The collection of Forty Hadith by al-Imam al-Nawawi (or Imam Nawawi) has been known, accepted and appreciated by Muslim scholars for the last seven centuries. | | | Since having good knowledge of the various fundamental aspects of the religion is key to a Muslim's practice and application of Islam, this web site attempts to provide simple and practical commentaries to the collection of Imam Nawawi's Forty Hadith. | | | Its significance lay in the fact that these selected forty hadiths comprise the main essential and fundamental concepts of Islam which, in turn, construct the minimum level of required revealed knowledge for every single Muslim. |
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http://fortyhadith.iiu.edu.my
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| | The Qur'an, Hadith, and the Prophet Muhammad |
| | Imam Nawawi's Forty Hadith (link fixed 17 August 2005) This selection of the sayings of the Prophet compiled by Nawawi, a very important medieval Islamic scholar, has been a favorite of Muslims since its compilation in the 13th century CE. | | | Al-Hâkim, Muhammad ibn `Abd Allâh al-Naysabûrî, known as Ibn al-Bayyi` (321-405 AH), compiler of the well-known al-Mustadrak `alâ al-Sahîhayn, supplement to the collections of Bukhari and Muslim; written by Dr. G. |
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http://www.uga.edu/islam/hadith.html
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| | Nawawi on "Actions are according to intentions" |
| | God the Exalted said: "Have they not travelled in the land and seen the nature of the consequence of those who were before them?" (12:109) Dhu al- Qarnayn* circumambulated the world in his quest to see its wonders. | | | *[Muhammad ibn `Umran ibn Musa ibn Sa`id ibn `Ubayd Allah al- Marzubani (296/909-384/994), hadith scholar, poet, philologist, and literary historian.] | | | It is allowed in view of the saying of the Exalted: "It is no sin for you that ye seek the bounty of your Lord" (2:198). |
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http://www.livingislam.org/n/intn_e.html
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| | Islamic Books: Al Maqasid - Nawawi's Manual of Islam by Imam al-Nawawi :: Astrolabe Islamic Bookstore |
| | Compact enough to be memorized by students becoming scholars, al-Maqasid contains hundreds of rulings of personal Islamic law distilled from the most commonly asked and answered questions in schools and mosques from the time of the Prophet (S) down to Imam Nawawi. | | | Islamic Books: Al Maqasid - Nawawi's Manual of Islam by Imam al-Nawawi :: Astrolabe Islamic Bookstore | | | This new edition has been appended on why Muslims follow madhabs, hadiths the mujtahid Imams lacked and the place of Sufism in Islam. |
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http://www.astrolabe.com/product/313/Al_Maqasid_-_Nawawi%27s_Manual_of_Islam.html?
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| | The Caliphate |
| | Imam Nawawi comments on this hadith, "If two caliphs are given allegiance one after another, the first caliph's allegiance is acceptable and the Muslims must fulfil it. | | | It is stated in the commentaries on Nawawi's "Al-Minhaj", "(K: It is not permissible to assign [authority] to two Imams (H: at one time) or more. | | | The Companions asked what they were to do in this case, and the Prophet told them to join the first of them. |
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http://webpages.marshall.edu/~laher1/caliphate.html
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| | USC-MSA Compendium of Muslim Texts |
| | Nawawi says: "Our companions acted according to this in the matter of tathweeb (calling to prayer in addition to the adhaan), the conditions on coming out of ihraam due to illness, and other issues well-known in the books of the Madhhab. | | | 35 Harawi in Dhamm al-Kalaam (3/47/1), Khateeb in Al-Ihtijaaj bi ash-Shaafi'i (8/2), Ibn 'Asaakir (15/9/10), Nawawi in Al- Majmoo' (1/63), Ibn al-Qayyim (2/361) and Fulaani (p. | | | 94-5), Abu Nu'aim in Hulyah al-Awliyaa' (9/106), al-Khateeb in Al- Ihtijaaj bish-Shaafi'i (8/1), and from him Ibn 'Asaakir (15/9/1), Ibn 'Abdul Barr in al-Intiqaa' (p. |
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http://www.usc.edu/dept/MSA/fundamentals/pillars/prayer/albaani/foot3.html
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| | Taraweeh |
| | Shaykh Habibur Rahman al-A'zami has also affirmed that Nawawi, Iraqi and Suyuti have declared Imam al-Bayhaqi's narration to be Sahih. | | | According to Imam Abdal Hayy Lucknawi[21] in his work Tuhfatul Akhyar[22], Imam Nawawi, Iraqi and Suyuti[23] have all considered Bayhaqi's narration as reported in his Sunan al-Kubra to be Sahih. | | | He has also reported that Imam al-Subki[24] and Mullah Ali al-Qari have both declared the alternative narration recorded by Bayhaqi in his Marifatus Sunan to be Sahih[25]. |
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http://www.geocities.com/~abdulwahid/muslimarticles/tarawih.html
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| | Fons Vitae- Manual of Islam, Al-Nawawi (Nuh Keller) |
| | Imam Nawawi’s classic manual of Islam, al-Maqasid, was first composed as a fiqh matn, or synopsis of the practical requirements of Islam — faith, purification, the prayer, zakat, fasting, and pilgrimage — for students to memorize. | | | This English translation has been expanded to include explanative notes taken from Ahmad ibn Naqib’s Umdat al-Salik, (The Reliance of the Traveler) to enhance its usefulness. |
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| | al-Ghazali Corpus |
| | dirasah wa-tahqiq wa-ta`liq `Ali Muhyi al-Din `Ali al-Qarah Daghi; tunsharu li-awwal marrah `alá `ashr nusakh fi ghayat al-qidam wa-al-ahammiyah. | | | {الجواهر الغوالي من رسائل الغزالي} al-Jawahir al-ghawali min rasa'il al-imam al-Ghazzali: tanbih hadhihi al-majmu`at tashtamil `alá `ashara rasa'il min anfas rasa'il Abu Hamid Muhammad al-Ghazzali, [Cairo] : Muhiy al-Din Sabri al-Kurdi, 1934. | | | Claims to have used: "10 old and important Mss" in preparing this edition. |
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http://www.ghazali.org/site/corpus.htm
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| | 07 |
| | Umar (ibn al-Khattab) believed in (truthfulness of) Abd al-Rahman ibn Awf and said to him: You are the righteous and approved man to me. In expounding this report, al-Dhahabi said: Though the Companions of the Messenger of Allah be just, but the degree of this justice differs from one to another. | | | He said also: The judges of this Ummah are only four: Umar, Ali, Zayd and Abu Musa al-Ashari. | | | And the sages of this Ummah are four: Amr ibn al-As, Muawiyah ibn Abi Sufyan, al-Mughirah ibn Shubah and Ziyad. |
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| | Kitaabun - Classical and Contemporary Muslim and Islamic Books in English |
| | Riyad-us-Salihin (Arabic Only) Imam Nawawi, Abi Zakariya Yahya | | | Bustan ul Arifeen:The Garden of the Gnostics (Nawawi) | | | Arabic- English Translated by Solieman Al-Mainub, Published by Dar Al-Kotob Al-Ilmiyah Beirut, 1 HB Imam Nawawi |
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| | Etiquette With The Quran - Imam Al Nawawi - Quran Related Books, Quran, Holy Quran - Islamic Goods Direct |
| | Etiquette With The Quran - Imam Al Nawawi - Quran Related Books, Quran, Holy Quran - Islamic Goods Direct | | | Etiquette With The Quran - Al-Tibyan fi Adab Hamalat Al Quran - Imam Al Nawawi | | | Now for the first time in the English language, here is an enduring classic work on the etiquette that a Muslim must or should have with regard to handling and reciting the Quran. |
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http://www.islamicgoodsdirect.co.uk/product_2727.html
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| | Imam Al-Ghazalî |
| | The Spirituality of Abu Hamid Muhammad al- Ghazali | | | Al-Ghazali's Page his life with list of works |
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http://www.livingislam.org/ghaz_e.html
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| | Is having intercourse with one's wife equivalent (in reward) to praying 70 naafil prayers? - Q&A Library- Islam Q&A |
| | Perhaps this question about the reward for having intercourse with ones wife comes from your reading of Imaam Nawawis commentary on Saheeh Muslim (Sharh al-Nawawi ala Saheeh Muslim). | | | It is a comment which we will quote below, where the shaykh (al-Nawawi may Allaah have mercy on him) was discussing the issue of enjoining what is good and saying that it is obligatory. | | | With regard to your comment that the reward is equivalent to seventy naafil prayers |
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http://www.islam-qa.com/index.php?ln=eng&ds=qa&lv=browse&QR=4536&misc=&offset=15&sort=d
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| | Al-Nawawi's Manual of Islam :: simplyislam.com |
| | IMAM NAWAWIS classic manual of Islam, AL-MAQASID, was the first composed as a FIQH MATN, or synopsis of the practical requirements of Islam, faith, purification, the prayer, zakat, fasting, and pilgrimage, for students to memorize. | | | Click here for other title from this author/orator |
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http://www.simplyislam.com/1562.html
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| | Reliance of the Traveller and al-Maqasid |
| | He is currently translating Imam Nawawi's Kitab al-Adhkar [The Book of Rememberance of Allah], a compendium of some 1227 hadiths on prayers and dhikrs of the prophetic sunna. | | | His Other translations and works include: Al-Maqasid: Imam Nawawi's Manual of Islam; The Sunni Path: A Handbook of Islamic Belief; and Tariqa Notes (handbook for those on the Shadhilli path of tasawwuf). | | | He is also completing a work on the issue of the Qibla which will be available soon. |
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http://www.masud.co.uk/ISLAM/nuh/reliance.htm
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| | Books Written By Yahya ibn Sharaf al- Nawawi - Textbook Land |
| | Books Written By Yahya ibn Sharaf al- Nawawi - Textbook Land | | | Books Written By: Yahya ibn Sharaf al- Nawawi | | | If you're having trouble finding any textbooks go here for help. |
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http://www.textbookland.com/author/Yahya+ibn+Sharaf+al-+Nawawi
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| | Bustan |
| | An- Nawawi said in his Commentary on the Forty in reference to this hadith that the seal of whoever believes and does sincere right actions is only good. | | | The evil seal comes to the one whose actions are bad, or someone who mixes bad actions with sound actions based on some kind of hypocrisy and reputation. |
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