"فقه میسّر" برای استفاده فضلا و عموم مخاطبان به بازار نشر عرضه شد

Book Introduction:

Fiqh al-Muyassar was released for the use of the learned and a general audience

While explaining the principles of [religious] belief, the author has focused on shari’ (canonical) issues in which the maraja’ (religious authorities) have issued fatwas with ihtiyat (caution).

According to Hawzah News Agency, the Persian translation of the book al-Muyassar fi Fiqh al-Imamiyyah was published under the title Fiqh al-Muyassar in two volumes and was made available to those interested in fiqh (jurisprudence).

Hujjat al-Islam Akram al-Kaabi, the author of the book, is considered one of the prominent commanders of the Islamic Resistance in Iraq. He studied the seminary sciences in Najaf and Qom and passed the highest levels in the presence of distinguished professors.

At the beginning of his book, he explained the principles of [religious] belief while observing brevity and selective writing, intending to explain the necessity of paying attention to the shari’ rules.

Then, in the following sections, he focused on the issues in which the maraja’ (religious authorities) have issued fatwas based on ihtiyat (caution). In addition, the author himself has expressed a cautious approach for the readers in some matters.

According to Hujjat al-Islam Dr. Abdol-Hoseyn Abyavi, a researcher of religious sciences and a translator of works on Islamic jurisprudence, the method of the books author is to first outline the topic, and then, if there is a difference in the jurisprudential opinions of the scholars, their opinions are expressed in the margins.

The cautionary fatwas of nine Shi’ah maraja’, Ayatollahs Khomeini, Khoei, Khamenei, Sadr, Sistani, Hashemi-Shahroudi, Haeri, Safi-Golpaygani and Makarem-Shirazi are included in this book.

The chapter organization of Fiqh al-Muyassar is somewhat different compared to the practical treatises of the maraja’ and the author has attempted to discuss and investigate closer issues in continuous chapters so that the reader can get comprehensive information about the mentioned issue.

The important point about the book is that the author expresses the rulings in a new method with brief arguments so that the referrer can easily understand the different opinions of the maraja’ and does not have to struggle in understanding the conflicting cases.

Another important point is that the fatwas based on the ihtiyat of the Supreme Leader of the Islamic Revolution, Grand Ayatollah Sayyed Ali Khamenei, are in accordance with the latest edition of Ajwabat al-Istftata’at and other ruling books of His Eminence, have been quoted in this book.

The first and second volumes of Fiqh al-Muyassar (containing the topics of ‘ibadat [worship] and mu’amalat [transactions]) have been embellished with the effort of Bustan-e Ketab Publishing House in a hardback edition, and the third volume will be available for use by the public, especially researchers in Islamic jurisprudence, after going through technical procedures.