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The Sunnah & Its Role In Islamic Legislation by Shaykh as-Siba’ee

The Sunnah & Its Role In Islamic Legislation by Shaykh as-Siba’ee

Publisher: IIPH (International Islamic Publishing House)
Author: Shaykh as-Siba’ee
Language: English
Binding: Hard Cover
Pages: 570
Size: 15X22cm

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The Sunnah & Its Role In Islamic Legislation by Shaykh as-Siba’ee

"The Sunnah and its Significance in Islamic Legislation" by Dr. Mustafa as-Siba’ee is a pioneering work that covers all aspects of the Sunnah in a comprehensive and orderly manner. The author delves into the Sunnah's status, its legislative strength, and the processes that led to its recording, among other topics. Furthermore, he addresses the viewpoints of past and present critics of the Sunnah, such as the Shi'aa, Mu'tazilah, and Orientalists, and effectively refutes their arguments. Dr. Mustafa as-Siba’ee provides a detailed historical account of the Sunnah's development, from its revelation to its recording during the time of the great Imams of Hadith. The author highlights the efforts of scholars in preserving the Sunnah and purifying it from fabrications and lies. He also sheds light on the innovative methodologies and scholarly principles that were established to authenticate historical reports and narrations, resulting in the preservation of the authentic Sunnah


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IIPH (International Islamic Publishing House)

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  • Shaykh as-Siba’ee

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Shaykh as-Siba’ee

Shaykh Dr. Mustafa as-Siba’ee was a renowned Islamic scholar, thinker, and reformer from Syria. He was a professor, author, and political activist who worked to revive Islamic values and promote unity among Muslims. Known for his deep knowledge of Islamic history and jurisprudence, one of his well-known works is The Women Around the Messenger, where he highlights the vital roles of early Muslim women. Shaykh as-Siba’ee combined scholarship with activism, aiming to present Islam as a comprehensive and timeless way of life.