Fiqh al-Ṭahārah: The Islamic Hygienical Jurisprudence
Is cleanliness (ṭahārah) a cornerstone in Islam? Why does a Muslim need to repeat wuḍū’ multiple times every day? Having a bath, how a man is purified from a seminally defiled state? What is the purpose behind the stringent rulings related to ṭahārah? These are among possible questions to be emerged...
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my.iium.irep.934932021-11-05T02:10:55Z http://irep.iium.edu.my/93493/ Fiqh al-Ṭahārah: The Islamic Hygienical Jurisprudence Muhsin, Sayyed Mohamed BP140 Islamic law (Fiqh) Is cleanliness (ṭahārah) a cornerstone in Islam? Why does a Muslim need to repeat wuḍū’ multiple times every day? Having a bath, how a man is purified from a seminally defiled state? What is the purpose behind the stringent rulings related to ṭahārah? These are among possible questions to be emerged from anyone who ponders on the extensive rulings of Islamic hygienical jurisprudence (fiqh al-Ṭahārah). After explaining the rulings related to wuḍū’ and tayammum (dry ablution) in the verse al-Mā’idah: 6, Allah says, "God does not want to impose any hardship on you, but wants to make you pure, and to bestow upon you the full measure of His blessings, so that you might have cause to be grateful”. Hints of some answers to the abovementioned questions are found in this verse. Firstly, the rulings of ṭahārah are for upholding purity on individual and social levels. Secondly, it entails the pleasure of Almighty, the ultimate goal of a Muslim in both worlds. Thirdly, it is not a burden but an extension of Allah's mercy on his servants if we think about it more deeply. 2021-10-15 Conference or Workshop Item NonPeerReviewed application/pdf en http://irep.iium.edu.my/93493/1/Dr.%20Sayyed%20Mohamed%20Muhsin_Invitation%20Letter%20to%20Seminar%20-%20Cleanliness%20The%20Epitome%20of%20Our%20Faith.pdf application/pdf en http://irep.iium.edu.my/93493/2/Parallel%20Session.pdf application/pdf en http://irep.iium.edu.my/93493/3/Slides.pdf Muhsin, Sayyed Mohamed (2021) Fiqh al-Ṭahārah: The Islamic Hygienical Jurisprudence. In: Seminar on Cleanliness: the Epitome of Our Faith., 15 October 2021, Virtual. (Unpublished) |
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Is cleanliness (ṭahārah) a cornerstone in Islam? Why does a Muslim need to repeat wuḍū’ multiple times every day? Having a bath, how a man is purified from a seminally defiled state? What is the purpose behind the stringent rulings related to ṭahārah? These are among possible questions to be emerged from anyone who ponders on the extensive rulings of Islamic hygienical jurisprudence (fiqh al-Ṭahārah). After explaining the rulings related to wuḍū’ and tayammum (dry ablution) in the verse al-Mā’idah: 6, Allah says, "God does not want to impose any hardship on you, but wants to make you pure, and to bestow upon you the full measure of His blessings, so that you might have cause to be grateful”. Hints of some answers to the abovementioned questions are found in this verse. Firstly, the rulings of ṭahārah are for upholding purity on individual and social levels. Secondly, it entails the pleasure of Almighty, the ultimate goal of a Muslim in both worlds. Thirdly, it is not a burden but an extension of Allah's mercy on his servants if we think about it more deeply. |
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