
Encyclopedia of Islamic Jurisprudence Concerning Muslim Women by Yusuf Al-Hajj Ahmad is a three-volume, in-depth English reference that systematically presents Islamic legal rulings, rights, responsibilities, and guidance for Muslim women rooted in Qur’anic injunctions, authentic Sunnah, and classical scholarly opinions. This set is designed to serve as a comprehensive encyclopedia of fiqh (Islamic jurisprudence) related to women’s lives, from personal status and worship to family law and social conduct, with authentic text and structured explanation. It helps readers understand what Islam teaches about women’s roles, duties, rights, and issues with clarity and textual grounding, offering both traditional fiqh framework and practical insights for contemporary application.
1688 pages (approx.) across 3 volumes. Hardcover, 14 × 21 cm. English language. One-color print with a systematic, reference-style layout.
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Extensive coverage of women’s rights and fiqh rulings, including status in Islam, worship obligations, family law, marriage, divorce, inheritance, and social matters, with evidence from Qur’an and Hadith.
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Question-and-answer format and thematic organization make complex legal issues easier to navigate and reference.
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Offers practical guidance on contemporary issues facing Muslim women while remaining faithful to traditional Islamic principles and scholarly consensus.
Best comprehensive English resource for understanding Islamic jurisprudence as it relates to Muslim women’s lives. Perfect for students, educators, researchers, imams, and Muslim women seeking clarity on fiqh issues with scriptural backing.
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