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Kit ab al khilaf volume 4
Al-Khilāf fī l-aḥkām (Arabic:الخِلافُ فی الأحکام) known as al-Khilāf (Arabic:الخِلاف) is a book in jurisprudence written by al-Shaykh al-Tusi (d. 460/1067). This book is among the most famous books of Shi'a in jurisprudence which discusses disputed issues and comparative jurisprudence. In this book, al-Shaykh al-Tusi mentions the opinions of different Islamic schools in jurisprudence and then criticizes them and mentions the correct opinion through reasoning. The book discusses different issues in six volumes, in the form of question as "Mas'ala" and its answer as "Daliluna" (lit. our reasoning). The issues discussed in the book are as following: Fourth volume: Obligations, wills, deposit, booty and sharing spoils, charities, marriage, Sidaq (mahr), Walima (feast), Khul' (divorce of a wife at her own request), divorce, withdrawal from divorce, Ila' (oath of abstinence from intercourse by husband), Zihar (incestuous comparison).
Published By:
Abi Jaffar Muhammed bin Hassan Al Tusi
Published Date:
June 15, 2026
Pages:
620
Subjects:
Fiqh (Jurisprudence)
Available Format:
(78.1)
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Description
Al-Khilāf fī l-aḥkām (Arabic:الخِلافُ فی الأحکام) known as al-Khilāf (Arabic:الخِلاف) is a book in jurisprudence written by al-Shaykh al-Tusi (d. 460/1067). This book is among the most famous books of Shi'a in jurisprudence which discusses disputed issues and comparative jurisprudence. In this book, al-Shaykh al-Tusi mentions the opinions of different Islamic schools in jurisprudence and then criticizes them and mentions the correct opinion through reasoning. The book discusses different issues in six volumes, in the form of question as "Mas'ala" and its answer as "Daliluna" (lit. our reasoning). The issues discussed in the book are as following: Fourth volume: Obligations, wills, deposit, booty and sharing spoils, charities, marriage, Sidaq (mahr), Walima (feast), Khul' (divorce of a wife at her own request), divorce, withdrawal from divorce, Ila' (oath of abstinence from intercourse by husband), Zihar (incestuous comparison).
