KITAB-US-SAUM/ROZA
THE BOOK OF FASTING
- Significance of fasting
- Virtue of Ramzan.
- A sermon of the Prophet at the arrival of Ramzan.
- Worth and recompense.
- Fasting and Taraweeh.
- Intercession by fast and Quran.
- Irreparable loss.
- Abstention from sin.
- The last Ashra and lailatul Qadr.
- Special supplication.
- Last night.
- Itikaf
- Usual practice of the Prophet (P.B.U.H).
- Sighting of the moon
- When to begin and end the fast of Ramzan.
- Proof of the visibility of moon through report and evidence.
- Prohibition of fasting on one or two days before the commencement of Ramzan.
- Sahr and iftari
- Haste in iftari delay in sahr.
- Prohibition of saum-wisal.
- What is better for iftar.
- Supplication of iftar.
- Reward on inviting a fasting person to join at fast-breaking meal.
- Fasting on journey.
- Making amends for not observing an obligatory fast.
- Expiation for missing fast without a cogent reason.
- By what timings a fast is not impaired or nullified.
- Nafl fasts
- Zakah of the body.
- Abundance of supererogatory fasts in a month are enough.
- Practice of the Prophet concerning three fasts in a month.
- Fasts of ayaam-ul beed.
- The fast of ashurah.
- The fast of arafah.
- The fast of 15th of shaban.
- Supererogatory fasts on particular days.
- Days on supererogatory fasts are prescribed.
- A supererogatory fast be voided.
KITAB-UZ-ZAKAH
THE BOOK OF ZAKAH
- Importance of zakah
- Three aspects.
- Earlier canonic laws.
- The call of zakah after faith and salah.
- Punishment on non-payment of zakah.
- Purification of wealth.
- Rules and regulation
- Minimum wealth attracts zakah.
- Zakah on good of trade.
- Payable at the expiry of a year.
- Zakah can be paid in advance.
- Zakah and the family of Prophet(P.B.U.H).
- When it is not permitted to hm to beg and when it is disgraceful in any case.
- If begging is unavoidable one should beg from virtuous men.
- Place your need before God. Not men.
- Assurance of paradise in abstention from begging.
- If anything is given to you without solicitation of greediness, Take it.
- Do not beg as long as you can earn by work or service.
- Meonetary good-doing apart from zakah.
- Charity is enjoined pon all Muslims, rich or poor.
- Exhortation to charity.
- Only that remains and will be use which is spent in the way of Allah.
- The way of men of faith and trust concerning expenditure in Allah’s way.
- Rich people who do not spend freely in the way of God are the losers.
- Auspiciousness of charity.
- Increase in wealth.
- Reward on feeding and clothing the needy.
- Even giving food and drink to animals that are hungry or thirsty is charity.
- Saving fellowmen from annoyance or inconvenience gets one to paradise.
- When does charity fetch greater reward.
- To spend on one’s dependents too, is charity.
- Superiority of spending on kinsmen.
- Charity on behalf of deceased.
KITAB-UL-HAJJ
THE BOOK OF HAJJ
- Nature and objects of the hajj.
- Obligatoriness and superiority of the hajj.
- Miqat ihram talbia
- The robe of Ibrahim.
- Taking a bath before ihram
- Talbiah of ihram.
- First of ihram.
- Talbiah should be said with a loud voice.
- Special supplication after talbia.
Farewell hajj.
- Principle rituals and ceremonies of the hajj.
- Entry to Makkah and first tawaf.
- The black stone.
- Zikr and supplication in tawaf.
- Importance of the halt at Arafat.
- Rami jamarat.
- Tawaf ziyarat and tawaf wada.
- Hugging the multazamm.
- Holy cities of Makkah and Madinah.
- Samctity of Makkah.
- Glory to Madinah.
- Superiority of masjid Nabawi.