Books Suitable for One Who Wants to Establish a Study Circle
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Question:
He says: I am a teacher in one of the regions, and I have graduated from the College of Sharia. I would like to have a study circle, so what books of Islamic knowledge do you advise us to use? Are the books of Shaykh Muhammad ibn Ibrahim suitable for reading? He says: He is a teacher in one of the regions, has graduated from the College of Sharia, and wants to have a study circle. So what books do you advise him to start with?
Answer:
May Allah reward him with good. This is a noble deed, and the books, praise be to Allah, are available. The courses he studied at the Institute of Islamic Studies and at the College of Sharia—he teaches them in the mosque: tawhid (the oneness of Allah), fiqh (Islamic jurisprudence), hadith, usul al-fiqh (the principles of jurisprudence), mustalah (hadith terminology), nahw (Arabic grammar), and fara'id (the law of inheritance shares). He teaches them as he learned them; he teaches them to the people. Yes.
He says: I am a teacher in one of the regions, and I have graduated from the College of Sharia. I would like to have a study circle, so what books of Islamic knowledge do you advise us to use? Are the books of Shaykh Muhammad ibn Ibrahim suitable for reading? He says: He is a teacher in one of the regions, has graduated from the College of Sharia, and wants to have a study circle. So what books do you advise him to start with?
Answer:
May Allah reward him with good. This is a noble deed, and the books, praise be to Allah, are available. The courses he studied at the Institute of Islamic Studies and at the College of Sharia—he teaches them in the mosque: tawhid (the oneness of Allah), fiqh (Islamic jurisprudence), hadith, usul al-fiqh (the principles of jurisprudence), mustalah (hadith terminology), nahw (Arabic grammar), and fara'id (the law of inheritance shares). He teaches them as he learned them; he teaches them to the people. Yes.
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