Explanatory Notes on Imam An – Nawawees Forty Hadeeth

The Complete Forty Hadith by Imam an Nawawi Imam an-Nawawi assembled his collection of forty-two ahadith together with the absolute minimum of fiqh and commentary necessary for people not to misunderstand their import. Ibn 'Uyaynah said, "Ahadith are misleading except to those who have fiqh." Ibn Wahb said, "Every man of hadith who has no Imam in fiqh is astray." Of the huge number of collections of forty hadith, the one by Imam an-Nawawi is undoubtedly the most famous and most enduring. This is, to our Knowledge, that work's first full translation into English and so we have called it "The complete Forty Hadith" of Imam an-Nawawi. About the author: Muhyid-Din Abu Zakariyya Yahya ibn Sharaf an-Nawawi was born in Muharram of the year 631AH / October 1233 CE. He was one of the principle scholars of hadith in his day, and an important fiqh in the Shafi'I madhhab. Apart from his great learning, he was known for his fearless counseling of the leaders of his time and his doing without in the world.He died in his father's house on Wednesday, 24th Rajab 676 AH

Pages:1413 Size cm:15x21 Cm Binding:Hard Back Asin:ASIN Author:Al Imam Abu Zakariya Yahya Publisher:Darussalam

Hadith Course Author: Sameh Strauch Publisher: International Islamic Publishing House Pages 128 HB ISBN: 9789960501062 This book is essential reading for all English-speaking students of hadiths, setting forth 50 hadiths in Arabic and English in an easy-to-understand manner. Vocabulary and an explanation of each hadith are given, along with the lessons learned from it. All of the hadiths have been carefully chosen for authenticity, and cover a wide range of topics including belief, jurisprudence, social interaction, business matters and religious practice. Hadith Course is an invaluable work for teachers and students of Islam.

Mawlana Ashraf Ali Thanawi This book contains more than 200 duas from the Qur�an and Hadith in Arabic for daily reading, along with their transliteration, translation, and commentary in English. The commentary explains historic background, meanings, merits and special significance of the du�a in question This selection was originally complied by Mawlana Ashraf �Ali Thanawi under the title Munajat � e � Maqbul. Like his Bihishti Zewar (Heavenly Ornaments), it has been very popular in the countries of the Indian subcontinent, where it has become a household name. This edition aims at making it accessible to the English-Speaking world.