A study of the Baha'i case in Egypt and the differing court rulings, fatwas and juristic opinions about recognizing their faith and recording it in official papers, weighing Baha'ism in the balance of the sharia, with an introduction on the standing and rules of the judiciary in Islam.
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Hadith Sciences · Second edition
May Allah be pleased with him
A study of the methods used to attack the noble companion Abu Hurairah (may Allah be pleased with him), the greatest narrator of hadith, and a response to the doubts raised about him within the wider campaign against Islam and its Sunnah.
Hadith Sciences · Second edition
The three-narrator hadiths
An accessible commentary on selected thulathiyyat of al-Bukhari — hadiths with only three narrators between Imam al-Bukhari and the Prophet ﷺ — covering both chains and texts in a smooth style that benefits specialists and general readers alike.
Islamic Thought
A scholarly response to the ideas of Gamal al-Banna, showing that the disagreement is not personal but concerns the principles and constants of sharia, and addressing secularism, westernization, and the redefinition of terms in modern thought.