Sheikh abu taubah explains unit 6, chapter 1 (marriage) from "A Summary of Islamic Jurisprudence." Topics include choosing a spouse, monogamy, and human nature. He also begins unit 6 (marriage) covering polygyny.More

Sheikh abu taubah explains unit 5 (Inheritance), chapter 25: inheritance of murderers. Topics include types of homicide and neglect. He also begins unit 6 (marriage) from "A Summary of Islamic Jurisprudence," covering polygyny.More

Sheikh abu taubah explains unit 5 (Inheritance), chapter 24: inheritance of disbelievers, from "A Summary of Islamic Jurisprudence." Topics include the importance of local scholars, the universality of Islam, and the nature of the current era, More

Sheikh abu taubah explains unit 5 (Inheritance), chapter 22-23: inheritance of kindred and divorced women, from "A Summary of Islamic Jurisprudence." Topics include types of divorce, triple talaq, and fathers' rights in Islam.More

Sheikh abu taubah explains unit 5 (Inheritance), chapter 21: redistribution (radd), from "A Summary of Islamic Jurisprudence." Topics include spousal rights in Islam, community reform, racism and bigotry in America, and community.More

Sheikh abu taubah explains unit 5, chapters 19-20: inheritance of the missing persons and those killed in mass death, from "A Summary of Islamic Jurisprudence." Topics include ikhtilaf (difference of opinion), inheritance, and the practice of FiQh.More

In the sheikh's absence, the students review the introduction of Outlining FiQh. Topics include where & when "Outlining FiQh" was composed, beneficial technologies, and the four major parts of FiQh.More

Sheikh abu taubah explains unit 5, chapters 18: inheritance of the fetus, from "A Summary of Islamic Jurisprudence." Topics include pregnancy and madhhabs.More

Sheikh abu taubah explains unit 5, chapters 17: inheritance of the hermaphrodite (khuntha), from "A Summary of Islamic Jurisprudence." Topics include human anatomy, Satanic plots, and types of rulings.More

Sheikh abu taubah explains unit 5, chapters 14-16: paternal grandfathers' inheritance, mu'addah, and muqaasama, from "A Summary of Islamic Jurisprudence."More