An Epitome of Hanbali Substantive Law by Yusuf ibn Abd al-Hadi | Concise Guide to Hanbali Fiqh & Islamic Jurisprudence

An Epitome of Hanbali Substantive Law by Yusuf ibn Abd al-Hadi is a concise and valuable introduction to Hanbali Fiqh, presenting the essential rulings and principles of the Hanbali school of Islamic jurisprudence in a clear and accessible format. Designed as a practical manual, this work provides students with a foundational understanding of key areas of Islamic law without overwhelming detail or complex legal discussions.

Covering matters of worship ('Ibadah), transactions (Mu'amalat), family law, social dealings, and legal rulings, the book serves as an excellent starting point for those wishing to study the Hanbali madhab and gain a structured understanding of classical Islamic jurisprudence.

Its concise nature makes it particularly beneficial for students of knowledge, teachers, and readers seeking a reliable introduction to the legal framework of Islam according to the Hanbali tradition.

Key Features

• Concise manual of Hanbali jurisprudence
• Authored by Yusuf ibn Abd al-Hadi
• Covers essential rulings of the Hanbali madhab
• Clear and accessible presentation
• Suitable for beginners and students of knowledge
• Introduces foundational principles of Islamic law
• Covers worship, transactions, and social dealings
• Valuable resource for structured fiqh studies

Topics Covered

• Purification (Taharah)
• Prayer (Salah)
• Zakah
• Fasting (Sawm)
• Hajj and Umrah
• Marriage and family law
• Business transactions and contracts
• General legal rulings in the Hanbali school

Why Read This Book?

For students seeking an introduction to the Hanbali madhab, An Epitome of Hanbali Substantive Law offers a practical and systematic overview of Islamic jurisprudence. Its concise format makes it ideal for study circles, classroom learning, and personal study while providing a strong foundation for further fiqh studies.

An excellent addition to any Islamic library, this work remains a valuable resource for understanding the principles and rulings of the Hanbali school according to the rich tradition of classical Islamic scholarship.