- A faqīh (pl.:
fuqahāʾ, Arabic: فقيه; pl.: فقهاء) is an
Islamic jurist, an
expert in fiqh, or
Islamic jurisprudence and
Islamic law.
Islamic jurisprudence...
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Sanatul Fuqaha (94 A.H.), or the year of the
Fuqaha,
refers to the year in
which many
Islamic scholars and
jurists died including:
Saeed b. Musayyab,...
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Fuqaha or El-Foqaha (Arabic: الفقهاء) is a spring-fed town in
central Libya, 200 km by road
south of Sokna, on the
western edge of the
great central Haruj...
- Quran. The
Caliph Umar ibn Abd al-Aziz set up the committee, The
Seven Fuqaha of Medina, and
Malik ibn Anas
wrote one of the
earliest books on Islamic...
- The
Seven Fuqaha of
Medina (Arabic: فقهاء المدينة السبعة),
commonly referred to as The
Seven Fuqaha (Arabic: الفقهاء السبعة), are
seven experts in Islamic...
- 'Ala' al-Din al-Kasani. The book was
written as an
explanation of
Tuhfat al-
Fuqaha', a work of Al-Kasani's
teacher 'Ala' al-Din al-Samarqandi,
whose daughter...
- the most
known one the
Falastin newspaper,
established in 1911. The Al-
Fuqaha family, from Tulkarm, is well-known for
their contributions to Palestinian...
- Islam,
contradict the
historic understanding of ijmāʿ (the
consensus of
fuqāha) as to the
bounds of legitimacy. In general,
while Muslim men are allowed...
- from
scholars of fiqh itself,
whose scholars are
known as faqīh (plural
fuqahā'). The
Usuli believe that the
Hadith collections contained traditions of...
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within Shi'a practice. A
person trained in fiqh is
known as a faqīh (pl.:
fuqaha). Figuratively, fiqh
means knowledge about Islamic legal rulings from their...
