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Author: Al-ImŠm al-HŠd£ ‘llŠ al-€aq YayŠ ibn al-€usayn ibn al-QŠim ibn ‘lbrŠh£m
Subject: Fiqh
Shelf Number: Fiqh 1019
Lines: 4
Folios: 185
Script: Kšf£
Dimensions: 24 x 16 cm
This book is one of the most important studies of the [Fiqh Zaydite HŠdaw£], being the sect whose ideas dominated at the North of Yemen. [Al-ImŠm Zayd ibn ‘Al£] who died in 122 H/741 AD was the leader who established the [Zayd£] sect, thus its name is derived from his name. The ideas of the [Zayd£] sect are similar to the ideas of the Sunn£ school. The Zaydite accept in their practices in the branches of [Fiqh] those accepted by the school of [Abš €an£fa]. The name of the [HŠdaw£] sect is derived from the name of [al- HŠd£ £la al-€aqq YayŠ ibn al-€šsayn], a scholar who had studied the science of the fundamentals of [Fiqh] through the teaching of [al-ImŠm Abš al-QŠsim al-Bal¢£] one of the most prominent thinkers of the school [Mu‘tazilite]. Thus, we find that the ideas of [al-HŠd£] concerning the fundamentals of [Fiqh] are similar to the ideas of [al-Bal¢£]. On the other hand, [al-HŠd£] had liberated himself from the ideas of [al-Bal¢£] in the branches which the latter had presented in his book [Mamš‘ al-Fiqh al-Kab£r]. On the other hand, [Al-HŠd£] wrote two other books [al-’AkŠm] and [al-Munta¢ab f£ al-Fiqh] where he explained the ideas which got to be accepted totally by the later Zaydites of Yemen concerning the branches of Fiqh. As a result of the expansion of the above mentioned ideas, nobody followed the teachings of [Zayd ibn ’Al£] anymore. The displayed copy was written by [€assŠn ibn ab£ al-QŠsim al-Rab£‘] in [Nas¢] script. No dots were put for the letters and the first and last pages are missing.
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