Fiqh of the Muslim Woman
What a woman needs in her worship and family life from practical rulings: purity, prayer, fasting, 'idda, custody, inheritance, and the new issues that have arisen during wartime.
- Sessions
- 8
- Duration
- Four weeks
- Seats
- 25
- Level
- All levels
- Format
- In person
Who it is for
Women in general, specifically widows of martyrs and widows
Objectives
- 1 Mastering the rulings of purity, prayer, and fasting specific to women
- 2 Acquiring detailed practical knowledge of the rulings on 'idda and mourning
- 3 Understanding the rulings of custody, guardianship, and inheritance from a jurisprudential perspective
- 4 Knowledge of the rulings of new issues imposed by the conditions of war
Course outline
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Fiqh of Women's Purity
Rulings on menstruation, postnatal bleeding, and irregular bleeding
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Fiqh of Prayer and Fasting
Issues specific to women and their excuses
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Rulings on 'idda and mourning
Its duration, what is required in it, and what is permissible
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Custody and guardianship
Their conditions, duration, and the rights of the mother
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Inheritance
The shares of the wife, mother, and daughter and how to calculate them
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Rulings on new issues
Issues of loss, absence, and necessity during wartime
This course seeks sponsorship. Its content is ready, the female lecturer is ready, and the participants are registered on the waiting list — it only lacks someone to open the door for it.
We offer it in a practical manner: every ruling is followed by real-life issues raised by participants from their lives, without mere theorising. It intersects with the Path of Rights in matters of inheritance and custody, what is taught here as Sharia is taught there as law.