Outlining FiQh with Sheikh abu taubah

Sheikh Abu taubah explains chapter 10.1n (sujud) through 10.1t (qunut) of the classic Maliki text, ar-Risalah of ibn Abi Zaid al Qayrawaani. Topics include sujud, coming from from sujud, and the difference between a text and a scholar's assumption,More

Sheikh Abu taubah continues to explain chapter 10.1n (sujud) of the classic Maliki text, ar-Risalah of ibn Abi Zaid al Qayrawaani. Topics include the posture and remembrances in sujood or prostration in salah and some subtle mistakes in the present day.More

Sheikh Abu taubah explains chapters 10.1k-10.1n (ruku' and sujud) of the classic Maliki text, ar-Risalah of ibn Abi Zaid al Qayrawaani. Topics include the bowing or rukoo, prostration or sujood, and joining the ranks in salah.More

Sheikh Abu taubah goes into the ahadith and fiqh related to sujud-us-sahw (prostration of forgetfulness). Topics include the the foundations of fiqh and the status of opinion in Islam.More

Sheikh Abu taubah explains chapters 10.1i-10.1m (ruku') of the classic Maliki text, ar-Risalah of ibn Abi Zaid al Qayrawaani. Topics include the correct posture of ruku', subtleties in wujoob (obligation), performing salah in public, and the identical nature of salah for both men and women.More

Sheikh Abu taubah explains chapters 10.1a-10.1i (the words and actions of the salah) of the classic Maliki text, ar-Risalah of ibn Abi Zaid al Qayrawaani. Topics include the takbir, opening du'a, saying of ameen, and the recitation of Qur'an in the fajr prayer.More

Sheikh Abu taubah explains chapter 9 (adhan and iqamah) of the classic Maliki text, ar-Risalah of ibn Abi Zaid al Qayrawaani. Topics include the rulings of adhan and iqama, and the importance of being open-minded to diversity of practice in Islam.More

Sheikh Abu taubah explains chapters 8.4 and 8.5 (Maghrib and Isha times) of the classic Maliki text, ar-Risalah of ibn Abi Zaid al Qayrawaani. Topics include the times of maghrib and isha and the roles of the muadhhin and imam in establishing the prayer.More

Sheikh Abu taubah explains chapters 8.1 through 8.3 (prayer times and names) of the classic Maliki text, ar-Risalah of ibn Abi Zaid al Qayrawaani. Topics include the times of fajr, dhuhr, and asr, as well as the tolerance of the Sahabah (radi Allahu anhum) in their approach to fiqh.More

Sheikh Abu taubah takes a pause from explaining ar-Risalah to go over the concept of tawakkul (reliance on Allah). Topics include what tawakkul is, how to practice it, and how to know what Allah wants you to do.More

Sheikh Abu taubah explains chapter 7 of the classic Maliki text, ar-Risalah of ibn Abi Zaid al Qayrawaani. Topics include the issue of wiping over the socks in wudu, and the use of leather socks.More

Sheikh Abu taubah explains chapters 6.6-6.7 of the classic Maliki text, ar-Risalah of ibn Abi Zaid al Qayrawaani. Topics include the recommended procedure for tayammum in the Maliki madhhab, how to read fiqh texts critically, and how often a man should have intimacy.More

Sheikh Abu taubah explains chapters 6.2c-6.4b of the classic Maliki text, ar-Risalah of ibn Abi Zaid al Qayrawaani. Topics include how to make tayammum, what to do when you don't have clean earth to make tayammum with, and how to handle disagreement (ikhtilaf) in Islam.More

Sheikh Abu taubah gives a short review session on the five objectives of the Shari'ah, the five rulings, and the five major FiQh principles, then explains chapters 6.1c-6.2b of the classic Maliki text, ar-Risalah of ibn Abi Zaid al Qayrawaani. Topics include the harm of shirk in the dunya, the story of Qarun, and rulings on tayammum.More

Sheikh Abu taubah explains chapter 5.4-6.1b of the classic Maliki text, ar-Risalah of ibn Abi Zaid al Qayrawaani. Topics include the ghusl, tayammum, and how to approach textual proofs that could have multiple meanings.More

Sheikh Abu taubah explains chapter 5.3 of the classic Maliki text, ar-Risalah of ibn Abi Zaid al Qayrawaani. Topics include the ghusl, the permissibility of leaving hair braided during ghusl, wearing rings and bracelets in ghusl, and practicing non-Muslim holidays.More

Sheikh Abu taubah explains chapters 4.6x-5.2d of the classic Maliki text, ar-Risalah of ibn Abi Zaid al Qayrawaani. Topics include the wiping the feet, and the rulings and description of ghusl.More

Sheikh Abu taubah explains chapters 4.6t-4.6w of the classic Maliki text, ar-Risalah of ibn Abi Zaid al Qayrawaani. Topics include the wiping of the head in wudu for men and women, the sunnah and history of men having long hair, and the fiqh of braids.More

Sheikh Abu taubah explains chapters 4.6j-4.6s of the classic Maliki text, ar-Risalah of ibn Abi Zaid al Qayrawaani. Topics include the actions of wudu such as wiping and washing, the nature of following the sunnah, the manners of the student of knowledge, modern-day sects, and the etiquettes of following a madhhab. More

Sheikh Abu taubah explains chapters 3.4-4.6j of the classic Maliki text, ar-Risalah of ibn Abi Zaid al Qayrawaani. Topics include the fiqh of wudu, the health benefits of wudu, and the priority of who gets to use water first and for what when water is scarce.More

The students of the Timbuktu FiQh class continue to review the poem, Outlining FiQh.More

The students of the Timbuktu FiQh class review the poem, "Outlining FiQh."More

Sheikh Abu taubah explains chapter 3.4 of the classic Maliki text, ar-Risalah of ibn Abi Zaid al Qayrawaani. Topics include taharah/tahaarah (cleanliness), istinjaa, istijmaar, penis health, the male and female anatomy, the harms of masturbation, prudishness, the fiqh of intimacy, and an overview of the available Islamic and medical treatments for many related illnesses.More

Sheikh Abu taubah explains chapter 3.3d of the classic Maliki text, ar-Risalah of ibn Abi Zaid al Qayrawaani. Topics include the awrah of men and women, the specific rulings around female modesty such as niqab, and the harms of cults.More

Sheikh Abu taubah explains chapter 2.5e - 3.3c of the classic Maliki text, ar-Risalah of ibn Abi Zaid al Qayrawaani. Topics include types of water, purification (taharah), praying in graveyards, and the importance of conservation in Islam.More

Sheikh Abu taubah explains chapter 2.3d - 2.5d of the classic Maliki text, ar-Risalah of ibn Abi Zaid al Qayrawaani. Topics include the legal consequences of intercourse, the correct understanding of marriage, and details concerning breaking a fast with intercourse.More

Sheikh Abu taubah explains chapter 2.2g - 2.3c of the classic Maliki text, ar-Risalah of ibn Abi Zaid al Qayrawaani. Topics include the nullifiers of wudu and the need for scholars to be multifaceted.More

Sheikh Abu taubah explains chapter 2.2f of the classic Maliki text, ar-Risalah of ibn Abi Zaid al Qayrawaani. Topics include the description of false menstruation, and issues surrounding menstruation.More

Sheikh Abu taubah explains chapter 2.1-2.2.e of the classic Maliki text, ar-Risalah of ibn Abi Zaid al Qayrawaani. Topics include the nullifiers of wudu, types of excreta or discharge for both men and women, nifas (post-partum bleeding), and the anatomy of the female genitalia.More

Sheikh Abu taubah explains chapter 1.10 of the classic Maliki text, ar-Risalah of ibn Abi Zaid al Qayrawaani. Topics include who the salaf are and are not, the proper understanding of bid'ah (innovation), and geopolitics.More

Sheikh Abu taubah explains chapters 1.8 and 1.9 of the classic Maliki text, ar-Risalah of ibn Abi Zaid al Qayrawaani. Topics include the trial of the grave, the intellect of the heart, the types of angels, and the taking of the soul at death.More

Sheikh Abu taubah explains chapters 1.3 through 1.8 of the classic Maliki text, ar-Risalah of ibn Abi Zaid al Qayrawaani. Topics include the different ways Allah shows leniency and kindness to us, the Hawd (Pool), the Balance, the Sirat (bridge over Hellfire), and the effect of actions on belief.More

Sheikh Abu taubah explains chapters 1.3 through 1.5 of the classic Maliki test, ar-Risalah of ibn Abi Zaid al Qayrawaani. Topics include the messages of the previous prophets, the Resurrection, and the intercession. More

Sheikh Abu taubah explains chapters 1.1 and 1.2 of the classic Maliki test, ar-Risalah of ibn Abi Zaid al Qayrawaani. Topics include the translation of "laa ilaaha illa Allah," and the names and attributes of Allah.More

Sheikh Abu taubah explains the introduction and preface of the classic Maliki test, ar-Risalah of ibn Abi Zaid al Qayrawaani. Topics include an overview of modern-day fiqh topics, Al-Khidr, and good adab with the scholars.More

Sheikh Abu taubah begins explaining the classic Maliki test, ar-Risalah of ibn Abi Zaid al Qayrawaani, focusing on the table of contents, which includes the 38 chapters of fiqh. Topics include the Sheikh's education, the history of fiqh in America, and the distinctions of the Maliki madhhab.More

In this special episode of Outlining FiQh, Sheikh Abu taubah comments on the views of a selection of modern-day Islamic scholars on the current situation of war against Iran, including the sectarian splits being exploited by the enemies of Islam and the Muslims' defense efforts against the Zionist aggression and genocide.More

Sheikh Abu taubah explains unit 8, chapter 5 (maintenance of family and property) from "A Summary of Islamic Jurisprudence." Topics include: nafaqaat (maintenance or support) rulings for wives, children, slaves, and animals; social justice, the harms of fascism and overbearing legalism, and the importance of socialization in Islam.More

Sheikh Abu taubah explains unit 8, chapter 4 (alimony) from "A Summary of Islamic Jurisprudence." Topics include: alimony for the divorcee, nafaqaat (maintenance or support), and the cause for the breakdown of gender relations in the West along with solutions.More

Sheikh Abu taubah explains unit 8, chapter 3 (reasons for losing custody) from "A Summary of Islamic Jurisprudence." Topics include: reasons either the father or mother may lose custody, split custody, and the role of society in establishing families.More

Sheikh Abu taubah finishes explaining unit 8, chapter 2 (custody aka kindergarten, or HaDaana) from "A Summary of Islamic Jurisprudence." Topics include: custody of young children (hadana), the necessity of local fuqaha, and cultural marriage practices in the East.More

Sheikh Abu taubah explains unit 8, chapter 2 (custody) from "A Summary of Islamic Jurisprudence." Topics include: child custody, distinguishing between marriage and adultery in non-Islamic environments, and modern-day social ills.More

Sheikh Abu taubah explains unit 8, chapter 1 (breast-feeding) from "A Summary of Islamic Jurisprudence." Topics include: the time period and number of breastfeeding infants, the science of breastmilk, and the controversy around breastfeeding adults.More

Sheikh Abu taubah finishes explaining unit 7, chapter 10 (verifying non-pregnancy of a slave girl) from “A Summary of Islamic Jurisprudence.” Topics include: the ‘iddah (woman’s waiting period), the Medusa effect, scientific realities in the Qur’an, the nature vs. nurture debate in psychology, and parenting techniques. WHY PODCASTING? Podcasting is direct and does not pass…More

Sheikh Abu taubah finishes explaining unit 7, chapter 9 (the ‘iddah or waiting period) from “A Summary of Islamic Jurisprudence.” Topics include: the various rulings on iddah, menstruation, the challenges of a convert, and the social contract. WHY PODCASTING? Podcasting is direct and does not pass through a censorship company such as Google, Facebook, or…More

Sheikh Abu taubah explains unit 7, chapter 9 (the 'iddah or waiting period) from "A Summary of Islamic Jurisprudence." Topics include: the various types of iddah, the importance of critical thinking in fiqh, dress codes for women, and female psychology.More

Sheikh Abu taubah explains unit 7, chapter 8 (establishing paternity) from "A Summary of Islamic Jurisprudence." Topics include: paternity of a child in various circumstances, childbirth, the Western medical system, shaadh (strange) fiqh rulings, and the positive effects of scholars on a community.More

Sheikh Abu taubah explains unit 7, chapter 7 (li'an, or allegation of adultery on the wife) from "A Summary of Islamic Jurisprudence." Topics include: li'aan, adultery and affairs, the importance of paternity, and the honor of men.More

Sheikh Abu taubah finishes explaining unit 7, chapter 6 (zihar, dhihaar, dihar) from "A Summary of Islamic Jurisprudence." Topics include: dhihaar (likening one's wife to one's mother), sanctity of women.More

Sheikh Abu taubah finishes explaining unit 7, chapter 5 (Ilaa', or legal separation) from "A Summary of Islamic Jurisprudence." Topics include: ilaa' (eelaa or ila') or legal separation and the importance of women's continuing education.More