"Fiqh and Ittiba' : Principal Hadiths Covering Areas of the Faith" (Volume 1)_AR"

"Fiqh and Ittiba' (Understanding and Implementation): Principal Hadiths Covering Areas of the Faith" (Volume 1) serves as a foundational bridge connecting the textual traditions of the honorable Prophetic Sunnah with practical application in a Muslim's daily life. It focuses on compiling the comprehensive Principal Hadiths which establish the overarching rules of Islamic law and explaining them in a style that combines deep scholarly grounding with accessible language, under the motto "In the Footsteps of the Messenger ﷺ" The thematic structure of this volume is divided into three main sections that detail the pillars of sound practicing faith. It begins with the "Chapters of the Foundations of Faith" to anchor the concept of religion, the two testimonies of faith, and the six pillars of belief (Creed, Monotheism, the Unseen and the actions of the heart), while also addressing matters that invalidate Islam such as hypocrisy, innovation, and extremism to safeguard the soundness of belief. The book then transitions to the "Chapters of Acts of Worship" to translate sound creed into correct practice, reviewing major practical rulings starting with purification and ablution, moving through the description of prayer and its components (like Friday prayer, congregational prayer, and mosques), and leading to the rulings of Zakat, the virtues of fasting and the overarching rituals of Hajj. Finally, the book concludes with the "Chapters of Transactions" to regulate livelihood and societal co-existence. It discusses the rulings of prohibited contracts and sales (such as usury, deception and uncertainty), dedicates an extensive space to family law (marriage, divorce, and inheritance) and addresses dietary laws regarding food and drink with moderation. This comprehensive approach makes the book an all-inclusive guide aimed at transforming jurisprudence into a lived behavior and a way of life grounded in authentic implementation.