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Sunna (Prophetic Practice)
The normative words, deeds, and tacit approvals of the Prophet Muḥammad, constituting the second source of law alongside the Qurʾān.
The normative words, deeds, and tacit approvals of the Prophet Muḥammad, constituting the second source of law alongside the Qurʾān.
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- Taqrib Wa IrshadShiraz · 1013explains
- Nafais TawilKarbala · 1044explains
- Muhalla Bi AtharCordoba · 1064explains
- Nubdha KafiyaCordoba · 1064explains
- Ihkam Fi Usul AhkamCordoba · 1064explains
- Talkhis Fi Usul FiqhNishapur · 1085explains
- Bidayat MujtahidCordoba · 1198explains
- Futuhat MakkiyyaSeville · 1240applies
- Rafc MalamHarran · 1328explains
- Majmuc FatawaHarran · 1328explains
- Laali NayyiratHarran · 1328explains
- Iqtida SiratHarran · 1328explains
- Risala Fi Lafz SunnaHarran · 1328explains
- Mustadrak Cala Majmuc FatawaHarran · 1328explains
- Jawab SahihHarran · 1328explains
- Qacida Cazima Fi FarqHarran · 1328explains
- Qawacid NuraniyyaHarran · 1328explains
- Jamic MasailHarran · 1328applies
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Modern and living teachers whose books take up Sunna (Prophetic Practice). These works are still in copyright, so we can’t show the text here — each links out to the book.
- Abul A'la MawdudiTowards Understanding Islam(1932)View on Amazon→