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'Narrated by the glorified scholars' (qasida 15:47) This is the motto of this section, which is for preserving and the knowledge about the valuable books of our great religious predecessors. You can find all special expressions in the Glossary. We need your comments to develop this site for you.
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Great Ancestors' Books
Whereas, we are constantly in need for the non-distorted books of our predecessors. Also when irresponsible groups had intentionally or unintentionally printed distorted books and spread them either in the markets or on the internet. All these aroused the insisting need to find reliable sources for the books and knowledge of the virtuous predecessors. So, we are nominating to you some sister sites that choose accurately every book they present. This way, you can easily find the books and texts of our predecessors which some people tried to hide and conceal, but, Allah will complete His guidance, even dislike biased people. We will mention some of the books, from these sites, that sheikh Fakhr Eldin quoted from in his books and lessons. More information about these sites are in the library page in our main site.
A book from the library: books about Al-Malikiya Imam Malak (Imam of the doctrine known by his name: "al-Malikiya") was known for his strong evidence and capable way in elicitation. That is why he was trusted by all the scholars to the extent that the recent Malikiya scholars did not have to mention any proof for the provisions of his doctrine as all scholars acknowledged Imam Malak's Fekh (knowledge). Al-Mowatta' - written by him - is the fundamental book for his doctrine, while the reference book for it is al-Modawana al-Kobra (The Great document) in the third century. In al-Modawana al-Kobra, Sahnon ibn Sacid gathered thousands of cases quoted from Imam Malik and narrated by his student Abdel-Rahman ibn al-Kasem. Imam Maliki based his doctrine on seventeen principles which are: the text of Qur'an, its lexical meaning, its proof, its conception, its likened issues and these same five principles in Sunna, then the consensus (of Muslim scholars), juristic analogy, acts of al-Medina inhabitants, views of the companions of prophet Mohammad [PPBUH], discretion, preventing bad pretext, and association. All these scholars did not only depended on books and papers to develop their knowledge but they were actually mentored by the highly knowledgeable scholars of their time. It started with the Prophet teaching and mentoring his companions (first generation), then the companions taught the followers (second generation), and so on from one generation of scholars to the other. Imam Malik was one of the greatest followers. We introduce to you in the following, Al-Mowattaa (the source of imam Malek’s doctrine) and Al-Modawana Al-Kobrah (the Leader of this doctrine’s books):
Al-Mowatta'
Al-Mowattaa book of Imam Malek Bin Anas, he is one of the four imam’s to the people of Sunnah and his father is Anas ibn Malek the servant and the companion of our Prophet Mohammed [PPBUH] who narrated from our Prophet more than (2200) Hadith. He spent most of his life in Madinah and he never wore a shoe in it, because he was afraid he may step with his shoe on a place where our Prophet [PPBUH] stepped.
He was famous with
his knowledge and he became imam of Al-Higaz and the jurist of
immigration’s home, even it was said 'No
other advisory opinion The caliph requested a book from him to set for the people to learn from and work with, so he composed this book 'Al-Mowattaa'. He also wrote a message of preaching to Haroun Al-Rashied. Al-Mowattaa contained his doctrine, his technical way in jurisprudence. He combined between the doctrine of people of opinion and those of Hadith in the jurisprudence deduction. The book’s link in Al-Turath site
Al-Modawana Al-Kobrah
It is
by the Imam of the immigration home, Imam Malek
ibn Anas Al-Asbahyi. It was Inside it, there was scripts by many Imams of this doctrine like: Al-Qady Ayyad, where some subjects was attributed to him. There were Four thousand Hadith, thirty six thousand telling and forty thousand case. The book’s link in Al-Turath site Introduction by the Editors Translated by Ahmed
Note:
to
download & use these books, you need to down the compressed files
(rar
files) of the book and place it in the same
folder
and do not change their names. Then open any compressed file and you will
find the book which may comprise of one (pdf)
file or several ones which in turn will be decompressed to a one folder and
do not change any of their names. Now you open any of them using the
acrobat reader
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A Selection of brother’s readings:
The ethics of the outside organs of the body is the exterior of the Sufi order, and it is as follows: 1) The Tongue ethics: It must be moist with Dhikr of Allah, and speaks well about brothers, praying for them and giving preaching & advices. Never speak to brothers with what they hate and never backbit, gossip, curse or interfere with other’s affairs. If he is in a group of people, he will talk with them only when they talked in their affairs, but if they do not, he will leave them. He will talk with what suits the occasion, as it was said: 'For each situation There is a right speech'. It was also said: 'Allah created the tongue to translate what is inside the heart and a key of the good and evil'. It was said also: 'If you wanted goodness to your heart, then help yourself by saving your tongue and keeping silent, as silence is a cover to the clueless and a grace to the judicious. Our Prophet [PPBUH] said: (People will mainly drop to their faces in hell due to what they reap from their own tongues).
2) Listening ethics: never listens to obscenity, backbiting, gossip and foul, but listen to Dhikr, preaching, wisdom and what gives him advantages in this world and in the hereafter life. He should also listen well to those who talk to him.
3) Sight ethics: prevention of sight from taboos, defects of brothers, and fiuls as Allah knows the betrayal of the eyes and what is hidden inside each one. It was said that: 'who obeys his eyes, follows his death'. Our Prophet [PPBHU] said to Imam Ali [AAH]: (Never follow your eyes, because the first look is for you and the second is against you'.
4) Heart ethics: regarding the dignified matters of Sunnah, ignoring bad thoughts and meditate in the graces of Allah and the wonders of his creatures. Allah said in the Holy Quran: [and they meditate in the creation of Sky and Earth] (Aal 'Omran 3:191), and our prophet [PPBHU] said: (An hour of meditation is better than a whole year of worship). From the heart ethics also, the well thinking of Allah and the whole Muslims. Also, cleaning the heart from hatred, envying, bad thinking and bad beliefs, because these are all forms of heart betrayals. Allah said: [Lo! the hearing and the sight and the heart, of each of these he will be asked] (Al-Isra' :36). Our Prophet [PPBUH] said: (There is a bite in the body, if it turns good, the whole body will be good by it and if it turns bad, the whole body will be bad by it. This bite is the Heart). An agreed upon Hadith. Sariy Al-Saqtyi said: 'Hearts are three: a heart like a mountain, nothing can make it move. A heart like a palm tree, its roots are fixed but the wind moves it to right and left. And a heart like feather, the wind moves it everywhere and is fixed to nothing'.
5) Hands ethics: extend with charity, serve brothers and never use it to disobey God.
6) Feet ethics: walking for the integrity of himself and his brothers, and never walk with them in lark, vainglory, strutting around nor pride as this is what God hates, and never use them to disobey God.
From 'Al-Fotohat Al-Meccaya' by Imam Mohiyeddin
Edited By Sayed Husseiny Translated by Ahmed
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