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Hardback. Etat : New. The Muwa??a?, written in the eighth century CE by Malik b. Anas-known as the Imam of Medina-is the first written treatise of Islamic law. The Prophet Mu?ammad and his earliest followers immigrated to the city of Medina after they experienced severe persecution in their hometown of Mecca, establishing the first Muslim community in Medina. As the Muslim community rapidly expanded, Medina lost some of its political importance, but retained its position as the leading Muslim center of learning for over one hundred years after the Prophet Mu?ammad's death. Imam Malik's Muwa??a? provides an unparalleled window into the life of this early Muslim community, and the rituals, laws, and customs they upheld.This translation is based on the recently published critical edition of the Muwa??a?, The Royal Moroccan Edition (2013). With its extensive notes, this edition is intended to make this important early legal text widely accessible to a broad spectrum of readers, including those interested in both legal history and Islamic Studies.…

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Gebunden. Etat : New. KlappentextrnrnThe first written treatise of Islamic law, Imam Malik s 8th century CE Muwatta provides an unparalleled window into the lives, rituals, laws, and customs of Medina s early Muslim community. Based on the 2013 Muwatta , The Royal M.

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Buch. Etat : Neu. Neuware - The first written treatise of Islamic law, Imam Malik's 8th century CE Muwatta' provides an unparalleled window into the lives, rituals, laws, and customs of Medina's early Muslim community. Based on the 2013 Muwatta', The Royal Moroccan Edition, this translation with extensive notes makes this early legal text widely accessible.…

Couverture souple. Etat : New. Al-Muwatta' de l'Imam Mâlik Ibn Anas - Français-Arabe - 2 Volumes الموطأ - عربي-فرنسي.

Hardback. Etat : New. The Muwa??a?, written in the eighth century CE by Malik b. Anas-known as the Imam of Medina-is the first written treatise of Islamic law. The Prophet Mu?ammad and his earliest followers immigrated to the city of Medina after they experienced severe persecution in their hometown of Mecca, establishing the first Muslim community in Medina. As the Muslim community rapidly expanded, Medina lost some of its political importance, but retained its position as the leading Muslim center of learning for over one hundred years after the Prophet Mu?ammad's death. Imam Malik's Muwa??a? provides an unparalleled window into the life of this early Muslim community, and the rituals, laws, and customs they upheld.This translation is based on the recently published critical edition of the Muwa??a?, The Royal Moroccan Edition (2013). With its extensive notes, this edition is intended to make this important early legal text widely accessible to a broad spectrum of readers, including those interested in both legal history and Islamic Studies.…

Soft cover. Etat : Good. 24 pp., Arabic lithographed text within borders, modern wrappers, papers slightly browned but clean and in very good condition, 1322 A. H. / 1904. Imam Malik Ibn Anas compiled a book known as the al-Muwatta. This was the first book that attempted to compile only sound and reliable sayings of Prophet Muhammad ? into one book. Imam Malik said that he showed his book to seventy scholars in Madinah, who all approved it, thus he gave it the name al-Muwatta, meaning "The Approved". Al-Muwatta' was so influential as a book of fiqh that the caliph of the time, Harun al-Rashid, demanded that it be mass-printed and made the official book of fiqh for the Abbasid Empire. Imam Malik, however, refused. He knew that no one interpretation of Islamic law was perfect and all-encompassing. As such, he refused to allow his fiqh to become official, even under threat of persecution and imprisonment. This work is the text of the letter addressed to Harun al-Rashid written by Ibn Anas explaining his attitude towards the Caliph invitation. #35496.…

6 Bände / volumes. 514, 491, 551, 459, 490 und 576 S./pp., Originalkunststoff (publisher's plastic binding), gutes Exemplar (fine), (Reprint) Sprache: arabisch.