FQ110 is an introductory Fiqh course using the primer, Ascent to Felicity of Imam Abu al-Ikhlas al-Shurumbulali rh. translated by Sh. Faraz A. Khan. Currently this is an in-person on-site course part of the Absolute Essential Program. […]
FQ110 is an introductory Fiqh course using the primer, Ascent to Felicity of Imam Abu al-Ikhlas al-Shurumbulali rh. translated by Sh. Faraz A. Khan.
Currently this is an in-person on-site course part of the Absolute Essential Program.
Instructor: IlmHub Team
Lectures: 06
Curriculum
- 1.1 – Pure and Purifying water
- 1.2 – Obligatory integrals of Wudhu’
- 1.3 – Emphasized Sunnah of Wudhu’
- 1.4 – Adaab of Wudhu’
- 1.5 – Makruh (disliked) acts of Wudhu’
- 1.6 – Shar’i requirements for being liable for Wudhu’
- 1.7 – Conditions for validity of Wudhu’
- 1.8 – Conceptual Classification of types of Wudhu’
- 1.9 – Nullifiers of Wudhu’
- 2.1 – Obligatory Integrals of Ghusl
- 2.2 – Emphasized Sunnah of Ghusl
- 2.3 – Types and classification of Ghusl
- 2.4 – When is Ghusl not necessary
Lesson 3: Dry Ablution (Tayammum) and Khuffs (Leather Socks)
- 3.1 – When is Tayammum permissible
- 3.2 – Some rules related to Tayammum
- 3.3 – Wiping Footgear (Khuffs)
- 3.4 – Rules pertaining to wiping on Khuffs
- 3.5 – Sunnah Method of wiping on Khuffs
- 3.6 – Nullifiers of wiping of Khuffs
- 3.7 – Wiping on Casts and some rules
Lesson 4: Menstruations, Postnatal Bleeding and Dysfunctional Uterine Bleeding
- 4.1 – Introduction to the Topis
- 4.2 – Unlawful activities during Menses
- 4.3 – Conditional restriction related to habitual menses
- 4.4 – Nifas and some of its rules
- 4.5 – Istihada (Dysfunctional Uterine Bleeding)
- 4.6 – Discussion on chronic excuse (Ma’dhur) and its rules
Lesson 5: Types of Filth and Purification from them
- 5.1 – Heavy Filth
- 5.2 – Light Filth
- 5.3 – Excused level for filth
- 5.4 – Transferal of filth from one subject to another
- 5.5 – Different situations and methods of purifications
- 5.6 – Impurity and death
Lesson 6: Wells , Saliva and Istinja’
- 6.1 – Wells and some rules regarding cleaning them
- 6.2 – Types of Saliva and their rulings
- 6.3 – Istinja’ and Istibra’
- 6.4 – Some rules regarding Istinja’
Shaykh Mufti Faisal bin Abdul Hamid al Mahmudi was born in Pakistan. In his teenage years he travelled to Canada for higher education in Accounting and Finance. He did his Bachelors and Masters from University of Regina, Canada. Thereafter he chose to move to South Africa to pursue islamic studies in traditional seminary. He studied under the tutelage of auspicious ulama at Madrasah Ina'amiyyah, Camperdown, South Africa (www.alinaam.co.za).