Masail Fiqhya
"Masail Fiqhya" is a book written by Syed Abul Qasim Moosvi Khui, in the Arabic language on jurisprudence (Fiqh).It is a work that focuses on Islamic jurisprudence (fiqh) and covers various legal rulings based on Shia Islamic teachings, particularly those related to personal, social, and religious matters. The book is considered an important text in Shia scholarship, as it summarizes and synthesizes key principles and practices of Islamic law from the perspective of the Twelver Shia school of thought. The book emphasizes the practical application of Islamic law in daily life, providing a detailed analysis of matters such as prayer, fasting, marriage, and inheritance. The book is not only a theological and jurisprudential work but also reflects the political and social ideas of Imam Khomeini, particularly his views on governance and the role of Islamic principles in society. It was widely read and studied, especially in Iran, and remains influential in Shia Muslim circles.
Published By:
Syed Abul Qasim Moosvi Khui
Published Date:
June 15, 2026
Pages:
142
Subjects:
Fiqh (Jurisprudence)
Available Format:
(9.87)
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Description
"Masail Fiqhya" is a book written by Syed Abul Qasim Moosvi Khui, in the Arabic language on jurisprudence (Fiqh).It is a work that focuses on Islamic jurisprudence (fiqh) and covers various legal rulings based on Shia Islamic teachings, particularly those related to personal, social, and religious matters. The book is considered an important text in Shia scholarship, as it summarizes and synthesizes key principles and practices of Islamic law from the perspective of the Twelver Shia school of thought. The book emphasizes the practical application of Islamic law in daily life, providing a detailed analysis of matters such as prayer, fasting, marriage, and inheritance. The book is not only a theological and jurisprudential work but also reflects the political and social ideas of Imam Khomeini, particularly his views on governance and the role of Islamic principles in society. It was widely read and studied, especially in Iran, and remains influential in Shia Muslim circles.
