The Five Schools of Islamic Law: Al-Hanafi, Al-Hanbali, Al-Ja'fari, Al-Maliki, Al-Shafi'i

Abū Ḥanifah According agnate al-Fiqh ala al-madhāhib al-Jawahir al-madhāhib al-'arba'ah al-Mughni al-Sayyid al-Tadhkirah al-tamattu alā al-madhāhib Arafāt aunts bāb become bequest brothers child condition consensus consummation contract daughter decedent divorce entitled fast Fath al-Qadir father fidyah fiqh four schools four Sunni schools ghusl ḥadath Hajj Hajj al-tamattu Hanafis Hanafis observe Hanafis say Hanbali schools ḥarām heirs Hence husband iddah iḥrām imām Imamis Imamiyyah Imams inherit intercourse invalid irrespective Islam Ka'bah khul legists mahr mahr al-mithl maintenance Makkah male Maliki schools Malikis marriage marry mentioned mosque mother Muslim mustaḥabb najāsah najis niṣāb niyyah obligatory opinion paternal grandfather paternal uncle perform salāt period permissible person prayer prohibited Prophet qaḍā qiblah Qur'an rak'ahs Ramaḍān recited residuaries salat schools concur schools consider schools observe Shafi'i schools Shafi'is share Shari'ah sisters sunnah ṭahārah takbir takbirah tawaf tayammum Umrah uterine valid verse wajib waqf waqif wife woman wuḍū zakāt الله