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Durus Makasib (Taqreeraat Ayatollah Hafiz Syed Riaz Hussain Najafi)
This book "Durus Makasib" is a collection of durus by Ayatollah Hafiz Syed Riaz Hussain Najafi, which were originally recorded in Arabic language and this book is a translation of the durus in the Urdu language. The word Makasib" in Arabic generally refers to "gains," "earnings," or "profits". In the context of Islamic jurisprudence, it can specifically mean "forbidden businesses" or "haram businesses". And this book contains the islamic rulings for business and trade, outlining what is permissible (halal) and what is prohibited (haram) according to Islamic jurisprudence. It provides detailed discussions on various types of transactions, ethical considerations in commerce, and the consequences of engaging in unlawful earnings. The book serves as a guide for individuals seeking to conduct their financial dealings in accordance with Islamic teachings, ensuring that their income and business practices align with religious principles.
Published By:
Syed Muhammed Najafi
Published Date:
June 15, 2026
Pages:
435
Subjects:
Islamic Economics
Available Format:
(98.06)
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Description
This book "Durus Makasib" is a collection of durus by Ayatollah Hafiz Syed Riaz Hussain Najafi, which were originally recorded in Arabic language and this book is a translation of the durus in the Urdu language. The word Makasib" in Arabic generally refers to "gains," "earnings," or "profits". In the context of Islamic jurisprudence, it can specifically mean "forbidden businesses" or "haram businesses". And this book contains the islamic rulings for business and trade, outlining what is permissible (halal) and what is prohibited (haram) according to Islamic jurisprudence. It provides detailed discussions on various types of transactions, ethical considerations in commerce, and the consequences of engaging in unlawful earnings. The book serves as a guide for individuals seeking to conduct their financial dealings in accordance with Islamic teachings, ensuring that their income and business practices align with religious principles.
