This category covers the science of fiqh according to the school of Imam al-Shafi’i, complete with evidence, explanations by scholars, and applications in daily life. All discussions are based on references from authoritative fiqh texts, such as Fathul Mu’in, Kifayatul Akhyar, Al-Majmu’, and others.
We present discussions on fiqh ranging from acts of worship to transactions, using a comprehensive and easy-to-understand approach, as taught in the Ahlussunnah wal Jamaah Islamic boarding schools.
Najis mukhaffafah is an impurity for which Shafi’i fiqh gives a lighter purification method. Its central example is the urine of a baby boy, but only when all of the stated conditions are met. This concession does not mean that the urine is pure before it is cleaned. It only changes the method of purification: … Read more
In the rigorous performance of the fast (al-Ṣawm), a believer is summoned not merely to endure hunger and thirst but to exert profound discipline over their base desires. The spiritual essence of fasting lies in al-Imsāk—a mechanism of comprehensive self-restraint from everything that invalidates the fast, extending from the precise moment of dawn until sunset. … Read more
Have you ever felt doubtful after completing your worship, wondering, “Was my prayer valid?” or “Are my clothes truly pure?” These questions naturally arise because every Muslim profoundly desires their worship to be accepted by Allah SWT. Prayer (Salah) is not merely a sequence of standing, bowing, and prostrating. There is an essential “entry ticket” … Read more
Prostration (Sujud) is not merely the physical act of placing one’s forehead on the floor. Within Islamic prayer, it represents the most sacred moment where a servant is intimately close to their Lord. However, we often find ourselves wondering: are we performing a proper Sujud? Are the supplications we recite accurate? Understanding the correct methodology … Read more
Have you ever felt that time is too short while your desire to increase worship is immense? In our daily lives, we are often faced with choices. During Ramadan, for instance, should one prioritize Tarawih prayers or ensure the completion of the Ba’diyyah Isha (post-Isha sunnah)? Or in the morning, is the Dhuha prayer more … Read more
Have you ever wondered if the Dhuhr prayer time has officially begun just by looking at the sun directly overhead? In our modern era, digital schedules are incredibly helpful. However, understanding the natural signs used to determine prayer times is a fundamental and invaluable skill. Relying on nature is not merely a backup plan for … Read more
Every year, the question “how many days until Ramadan?” sparks widespread excitement and discussion. For Muslims worldwide, this month is not merely an annual routine, but a highly anticipated sacred period. However, beneath this enthusiasm, have we truly comprehended how the Fiqh of Ramadan Fasting governs our worship? From the methodology of sighting the crescent … Read more
The holy month is fast approaching. For Muslims, ensuring that their acts of worship are legally valid is a primary priority. One of the most fundamental pillars of fasting in Ramadan is the intention (niyyah). Without the correct intention, a person’s fast may be deemed invalid, reducing their effort to merely enduring hunger and thirst. … Read more
The holy month of Ramadan or days of voluntary fasting often raise fundamental questions for us: exactly how many pillars of fasting are there? Is it enough simply to endure hunger and thirst? Or are there other foundational elements that determine the validity of our worship? Many people assume there are only two pillars of … Read more
Have you ever wondered, when you have free time, whether it is better to perform more voluntary prayers or observe more voluntary fasting? When seeking closeness to Allah, many believers wonder what constitutes the best physical worship. This question frequently arises in the minds of those who wish to elevate their spiritual rank but feel … Read more