Al Maqna
"Al-Muqna" is a significant Islamic text written by Sheikh Jafar al-Sadiq, one of the most revered figures in Shiite theology. It serves as a concise, yet comprehensive guide to Islamic jurisprudence and ethics. The book addresses various aspects of Islamic law (fiqh), including rituals, social conduct, and moral principles. It provides clear rulings on prayer, fasting, and other religious obligations, offering practical guidance for Muslims. "Al-Muqna" is highly respected for its depth and clarity, making it an essential reference for Shiite scholars and students of Islamic law. The work emphasizes a balanced approach to Islamic practice and piety. "A-Muqna" serves as a comprehensive exposition of Shi'a jurisprudence (fiqh), detailing various aspects of Islamic law and practice. The work reflects Al-Shaykh al-Saduq's commitment to authentic hadith and his emphasis on evidence-based jurisprudence. While "A-Muqna" is among his significant contributions, he is perhaps best known for "Man la yahduruhu al-Fagih," one of the four major hadith collections in Shi'a Islam.
Published By:
Published Date:
June 15, 2026
Pages:
632
Subjects:
Available Format:
(75.7)
Action:
Description
"Al-Muqna" is a significant Islamic text written by Sheikh Jafar al-Sadiq, one of the most revered figures in Shiite theology. It serves as a concise, yet comprehensive guide to Islamic jurisprudence and ethics. The book addresses various aspects of Islamic law (fiqh), including rituals, social conduct, and moral principles. It provides clear rulings on prayer, fasting, and other religious obligations, offering practical guidance for Muslims. "Al-Muqna" is highly respected for its depth and clarity, making it an essential reference for Shiite scholars and students of Islamic law. The work emphasizes a balanced approach to Islamic practice and piety. "A-Muqna" serves as a comprehensive exposition of Shi'a jurisprudence (fiqh), detailing various aspects of Islamic law and practice. The work reflects Al-Shaykh al-Saduq's commitment to authentic hadith and his emphasis on evidence-based jurisprudence. While "A-Muqna" is among his significant contributions, he is perhaps best known for "Man la yahduruhu al-Fagih," one of the four major hadith collections in Shi'a Islam.
