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Zaheer S: Tafsir Ishraq Al-Ma'ani
(Volume 5) - Surah 21-28

Tafsir Ishraq Al-Ma'ani (Volume 5) - Surah 21-28

[A Quintessence of Quranic Commentaries]

Israel und Deutschland pflegen - als historische Lehre aus dem Holocaust - ein besonderes Verhältnis. Die deutsche Israelpolitik orientiert sich dabei - besonders seit einer Rede, die Bundeskanzlerin Angela Merkel 2008 vor dem israelischen Parlament hielt - am höchst ambivalenten Konzept der 'Staatsräson'. Dieses Konzept gewann mit dem Hamas-Angriff auf Israel im Oktober 2023 an Bedeutung, um die praktisch bedingungslose deutsche Unterstützung der israelischen Kriegsführung in Gaza und darüber hinaus zu rechtfertigen. Kai Ambos unterzieht die 'Staatsräson' einer historisch-etymologischen Analyse und klärt ihr Verhältnis zu Völkerrecht und Verfassung; er zeigt, dass die Verwendung des Begriffs im deutsch-israelischen Verhältnis viele ungelöste Fragen aufwirft und seine Umsetzung zu rechtsstaatlichen Problemen führt. Danach analysiert er den Gaza-Krieg völkerrechtlich und untersucht, ob die israelische Anwendung militärischer Gewalt als Reaktion auf den Hamas-Angriff von 2023 als Selbstverteidigung zulässig ist und sich im Einklang mit dem Recht des bewaffneten Konflikts befindet. Auf dieser Grundlage fragt er, ob Kriegsverbrechen, Verbrechen gegen die Menschlichkeit und sogar ein Genozid begangen worden sein könnten. Als mögliche rechtliche Konsequenzen betrachtet er schließlich Deutschlands Verantwortlichkeit aufgrund des Rechts der Staatenverantwortlichkeit, insbesondere mit Bezug auf Waffenlieferungen, sowie das (palästinensische) Recht auf (bewaffneten) Widerstand. Zuletzt beantwortet er die Leitfrage, wie mit der Staatsräson im Lichte des Gaza-Kriegs umzugehen ist.

Das deutsch-israelische Verhältnis und das Völkerrecht

Staatsräson nach Gaza

Islam and the Earliest Muslims: Two Conflicting Portraits presents a structured examination of the formative Islamic era through the lens of revelation, Prophetic guidance, and the historical character of the first Muslim community. Written by Mawl¿n¿ Sayyid Abul Hasan ¿Al¿ Nadw¿, the work explores the foundations upon which Islam claims universality, permanence, and guidance for humanity. 
The book begins by identifying essential prerequisites for a universal religion: miraculous guidance, the distinction between Prophets and political empire-builders, the preservation of divine scripture, and the necessity of a singular source of religious authority. These themes are examined through Qur¿¿nic evidence, historical testimony, and observations concerning the earliest generations of Muslims. 
A substantial portion of the work focuses on the transformative effect of Prophetic guidance upon the ¿ä¿bah, presenting their moral character, devotion, integrity, and social conduct as historical evidence of the success of the Prophetic mission. The author draws upon Muslim and non-Muslim testimonies, historical reports, and classical sources to illustrate the distinctive nature of the earliest Islamic community. 
The volume further discusses the preservation of the Qur¿¿n, the doctrine of Khatm al-Nubuwwah (Finality of Prophethood), the role of guidance in Islam, and contrasting theological portrayals of early Islamic history. Throughout the work, arguments are framed through textual evidence, historical analysis, and juristic reasoning rather than polemical rhetoric. 
Of particular importance is the author's effort to compare differing presentations of Islam against the historical record, encouraging readers to examine the earliest Muslim generation through documented evidence and the primary principles of the faith. 
Suitable for scholars, students of Islamic studies, academic libraries, researchers of Islamic intellectual history, and readers seeking a deeper understanding of the formative period of Islam, this volume offers a thoughtful study of religious authority, scripture, communal formation, and the ethical legacy of the earliest Muslims. 
Grounded in historical sources and classical Islamic scholarship, the work contributes to the study of Islamic belief, Prophetic guidance, and the development of the first Muslim society within its historical and textual context.

Table of Contents (Summary)
Introduction.
Prerequisites for Universal Faith: Miraculous Guidance; Success of Prophetic Guidance; Ambiy¿¿ Are Not Political Strategists; Pure and Simple Scripture; Fount of Guidance.
Miraculous Guidance: Moulding of Hearts; Soul Shining Through Its Crystal-Covering; Testimony of ¿Al¿; European Scholars; Sh¿¿¿ Scholar; ¿Uthm¿n ibn ¿Aff¿n; ¿Al¿ ibn Ab¿ ¿¿lib; Earlier Khulaf¿¿; Ab¿ Bakr; ¿Umar's Journey to Syria; ¿Al¿ and His Predecessors; ¿ä¿bah and Ahl al-Bayt; Heavenly Social Order; Sh¿¿¿ Portrayal; Khomeini; Müsin al-Mulk; al-Shäb¿; Sh¿¿¿ Presumption.
Ambiy¿¿ Are Not Political Strategists: The Messenger's Household; The Last to Receive Favour; Key to Salvation; Order of Khil¿fah.
Pure and Simple Scripture: Preservation of the Qur¿¿n; Non-Muslim Testimonies; Sh¿¿¿ Views on the Qur¿¿n; Indifference to the Qur¿¿n; Deniers of the Qur¿¿n.
Fount of Guidance: Im¿mah; Iranian Influence; al-Im¿m al-Gh¿¿ib; Khomeini and the Im¿ms; Sh¿h Wal¿ All¿h; The Glorious Lamp of Heaven; Eulogistic Poetry; Approbation or Denunciation; ¿Al¿ and His Progeny; Contradictory Images of Early Islam; Khomeini's Creed; Followers of Khomeini; Significance of Creed; Secret of Khomeini's Success; Bibliography.

Islam and the Earliest Muslims - Two Conflicting Portraits

Une réponse réfléchie et opportune aux nombreuses questions autour de la place de la femme en Islam, cet ouvrage apporte de la clarté sans être défensif, de la profondeur sans complexité, et de la vérité sans polémique. Rédigé par une universitaire respectée, il s'appuie à la fois sur les sources authentiques de l'Islam et les réalités de la société contemporaine, ce qui le rend particulièrement pertinent pour les étudiants, les enseignants, et les lecteurs intéressés par la foi, le genre et la justice.
Les chapitres abordent le statut spirituel de la femme, ses droits légaux, son rôle dans la famille et dans la société, ainsi que ses contributions historiques, tout en dissipant les mythes et en corrigeant les idées reçues. Le ton est équilibré et direct, évitant l'idéalisation excessive tout en refusant les récits déformés.
Il ne s'agit pas d'une critique ou d'une comparaison avec d'autres cultures, mais d'une invitation à comprendre comment l'Islam considère la femme comme honorée, responsable et capable - non pas malgré son identité féminine, mais précisément à cause d'elle. Pour les lecteurs musulmans, cela peut être un doux rappel ; pour les autres, une nouvelle perspective sur une foi souvent mal comprise.
Dignité, responsabilité et sens - voici les piliers du portrait qui se dessine dans ces pages.

Avec ses Droits et sa Respectabilité La Femme Dans L'Islam

Islamic Studies for Young Muslims

Help Your Child Build Strong Islamic Knowledge Through Practical Learning

My Islamic Studies Workbook - Grade 3 is an engaging and easy-to-follow workbook designed to help young Muslims learn the essential teachings of Islam through simple lessons, clear explanations, and enjoyable activities. As part of the Islamic Studies for Young Muslims series, this workbook introduces children to important topics related to purity, worship, daily Islamic practices, and Islamic manners in a structured and age-appropriate way.

Carefully prepared for young learners, this workbook guides children step-by-step through the foundations of Fiqh (Islamic jurisprudence) and helps them understand how to practice Islam correctly in their daily lives. Each lesson is presented in a simple format that encourages understanding, reflection, and practical application.

Topics Covered in This Workbook:Introduction to Fiqh and its importance
Guidelines for learning and understanding Islamic rulings
Najaasat (Impurities) and purification
Types and rulings of water in Islam
Important Islamic terms used in Fiqh
Istinjaa and personal cleanliness
Wudhu (Ablution) and its correct method
Ghusl (Islamic Bath) and its requirements
Adhaan and its significance
Salah (Prayer) and its importance
Preparation for Salah
Conditions before Salah
Actions that break Salah
Practical Salah lessons and exercises
Jumuah (Friday Prayer)
Islamic Months



Features of This Workbook:Child-friendly language and explanations
Structured lessons suitable for Grade 3 students
Interactive activities and review exercises
Builds understanding of daily Islamic practices
Encourages good habits and Islamic character
Ideal for home schooling, Islamic schools, madrasas, and weekend classes



This workbook helps children develop confidence in practicing their faith while strengthening their understanding of important Islamic teachings. It serves as an excellent resource for parents, teachers, and educators who wish to provide young Muslims with a strong foundation in Islamic knowledge and worship.

Grade 3 - Learn About Purity - Wudhu - Ghusl - Adhaan - Salah - Jumuah - Islamic Months and Essential Islamic Practices Through Simple Lessons and Activities

My Islamic Studies Workbook

This work presents a classical Islamic exposition of the Excellent (Beautiful) Names of God (al-Asm¿¿ al-¿usn¿) as transmitted through the Qur'¿n and the teachings of the Prophet Müammad ¿. Drawing upon authoritative lexical sources and established exegetical traditions, the book offers a structured explanation of each Divine Name, accompanied by linguistic clarification and moral reflection.
The text carefully distinguishes between the essential Name of God (Ism al-Dh¿t) and the attributive Names (Asm¿¿ al-¿if¿t), situating them within the broader framework of Islamic theology. Each Name is examined through Qur'¿nic usage, supported by classical Arabic lexicons and recognized tafs¿r authorities, while also highlighting the ethical and spiritual implications for individual conduct.
Rather than speculative theology or philosophical abstraction, the work remains grounded in textual evidence, emphasizing how knowledge of the Divine Names shapes faith, devotion, and moral responsibility. The classification of the Names under themes of transcendence (Sub¿¿n All¿h), praise (al-¿amdu li-Ll¿h), and magnification (All¿hu Akbar) reflects a traditional pedagogical structure found in classical devotional literature.
This volume is intended for students of Islamic studies, researchers of Qur'¿nic theology, and readers seeking a disciplined introduction to the Divine Attributes within Sunni scholarly tradition. It is equally suited for academic libraries and serious general readers interested in Islamic theology, Qur'¿nic studies, and ethical spirituality.

The Excellent Names of God with Lexical and Exegetical Notes

Tafsir Ishraq Al-Ma'ani (Volume 6) - Surah 29-39

A thoughtful and timely response to the many questions surrounding the place of women in Islam, this book offers clarity without defensiveness, depth without complexity, and truth without polemics. Written by a respected academic, it draws from both authentic Islamic sources and the realities of contemporary society, making it especially relevant for students, educators, and readers interested in faith, gender, and justice.
The chapters explore a woman's spiritual standing, legal rights, role in the family and society, and contributions throughout history, dispelling myths and addressing misconceptions along the way. The tone is balanced and direct, avoiding over-idealization while refusing to accept distorted narratives.
This is not a book about comparison or critique of other cultures-it is an invitation to understand how Islam sees women as honored, responsible, and capable, not despite their identity as women, but because of it. For Muslim readers, it may serve as a gentle reminder; for others, it may offer a new lens through which to view a faith often misrepresented.
Dignity, agency, and purpose-these are the cornerstones of the portrait drawn here.

A Woman in Islam with her Rights and Dignity

Introducing "Kitab Al-Siyar Al-Saghir" by Muhammad Ibn al-Hassan al-Shaybani, a captivating journey into the depths of Islamic international law. Delve into a world where the wisdom of the Holy Prophet guides the conduct of war and relations between nations. Experience the intricacies of treaty-making, the recovery of Muslim property, and the management of Kharaj, all intricately woven into the fabric of this profound text.Navigate the complexities of peace and reconciliation among rulers, where agreements are forged with strategic precision and evidence holds the key to diplomatic success. Explore the nuances of inter-marriages and trade permissions, revealing the delicate balance between cultural integration and economic prosperity in the realm of international affairs.Discover the gravity of apostasy and rebellion, where covenant breaches and insurgencies shape the fate of nations. Unravel the mysteries of booty distribution through the wisdom of Ab¿ Hanifah, offering insight into the equitable division of spoils in times of conflict.In the heart of this masterful tome lies the essence of Islamic international law, distilled from the teachings of Muhammad Ibn al-Hassan al-Shaybani, a luminary of Islamic jurisprudence and a revered student of Abu Hanifa. As you immerse yourself in its pages, you'll witness the timeless wisdom of the Holy Prophet echoing through centuries, guiding rulers and diplomats through the labyrinth of international relations.Step into a world where diplomacy is an art form, and peace is forged with ink as much as with swords. Here, you'll encounter the delicate dance of treaties and agreements, where the nuances of language and the weight of evidence can shape the fate of empires. Explore the boundaries of inter-cultural exchange, where marriages and trade routes intertwine, fostering understanding and prosperity amidst diversity.Yet, amidst the pursuit of peace, the specter of rebellion looms large. Apostasy and insurgency test the fabric of society, challenging the very foundations of governance and law. Within these pages, you'll confront the harsh realities of conflict and conquest, and the moral imperative to uphold justice even in the midst of chaos."Kitab Al-Siyar Al-Saghir" stands as a testament to the enduring legacy of Islamic jurisprudence in shaping global interactions. With its profound insights and timeless wisdom, this book is an indispensable companion for scholars, diplomats, and enthusiasts alike, offering a compelling glimpse into the principles that govern our interconnected world.So, whether you're a scholar seeking deeper insights into Islamic jurisprudence or a curious reader eager to explore the intersection of faith and diplomacy, let "Kitab Al-Siyar Al-Saghir" be your guide. In its pages, you'll find wisdom, guidance, and perhaps, a glimpse of the path towards a more just and peaceful world.

Muslim International Law

Kitab Al-Siyar Al-Saghir

Tafsir Ishraq Al-Ma'ani (Volume 3) - Surah 7-11

Ta'limul Fiqh Grade One introduces young children to Islamic rules on hygiene, purification, and basic faith practices:

1. Cleanliness &amp; HygieneEnvironment: Teaches that cleanliness is half of Imaan. Children learn to keep their homes, rooms, and classrooms clean and are forbidden from littering.
Personal Habits: Promotes daily bathing, hand washing, weekly nail trimming, using a miswaak for mouth cleanliness, and applying itr (perfume).
Istinjaa: Teaches washing with water and toilet paper using the left hand at least three times after using the toilet.



2. Wudhu &amp; Pillars of IslamWudhu: Explained as a shield against Shaytaan that washes away sins. It must be done properly for Salaah to be accepted.
The 5 Pillars: Introduces the Kalimah, Salaah (five daily prayers), Zakaat (charity), Saum (Ramadhan fasting), and Hajj (pilgrimage).
Islamic Calendar: Teaches the names of the twelve Islamic months.

Talimul Fiqh Grade 1

The Taqrib al-Wusul ila 'Ilm al-Usul of Ibn Juzayy al-Kalbi al-Gharnati (d. 741 AH/1340 CE) is a concise manual of Islamic legal theory (usul al-fiqh) composed with an explicit commitment to brevity, clarity, and sound organisation. The work comprises a preface and five chapters, each divided into ten sections, for a total of fifty sections. These treat, in sequence: rational knowledge, linguistic knowledge, legal rulings, the evidences on which those rulings rest, and the topics of independent legal reasoning (ijtihad), uncritical adherence to authority (taqlid), legal responsa (fatwa), and the reconciliation and preferential weighting of conflicting proofs. Ibn Juzayy explains that legal rulings are placed before their evidences because they are the ultimate object of the discipline, while the rational and linguistic preliminaries come first because no subsequent discussion is intelligible without them.
Ibn Juzayy drew primarily on al-Qarafi's Sharh Tanqih al-Fusul, from which he borrowed extensively and at times verbatim. He also made significant use of al-Ghazali's Mustasfa - particularly for the section on rational knowledge, where he follows the approach of the mutakallimun and logicians - and of al-Juwayni's Burhan, especially in his treatment of transmitted reports and analogical reasoning. Among works he is thought to have consulted are those of al-Baji, al-Baqillani, Ibn Hazm, and Fakhr al-Din al-Razi.

Several features distinguish the work. Ibn Juzayy consistently presents the Maliki position before noting Shafi'i and Hanafi views, then adjudicates between them on the basis of rational and textual evidence. He avoids repetition through frequent cross-references and formulates many definitions independently rather than reproducing those of earlier authorities. Extended polemical engagement is deliberately eschewed in keeping with his goal of simplification. Most distinctively, he closes the work with a chapter on the causes of disagreement among the mujtahids - a subject he considered essential for grounding confidence in the results of ijtihad, but one that earlier usulis had generally left to works of comparative jurisprudence.

Facilitating Access to the Science of Legal Theory

Ibn Juzayy's Taqrib Al-Wusul Ila Ilm Al-Usul

The Glorious Caliphate by S. Athar Husain presents a detailed historical and administrative study of the Khil¿fat-e-R¿shidah (11-40 A.H. / 632-661 A.D.), the formative era of Islamic governance following the passing of the Prophet Muhammad (peace and blessings be upon him).
Drawing upon classical Islamic sources and historical accounts, the work examines the lives, policies, and reforms of the first four Caliphs-Ab¿ Bakr, ¿Umar, ¿Uthm¿n, and ¿Ali (may Allah be pleased with them). The book situates their leadership within the broader framework of Qur'¿nic guidance and Prophetic Sunnah, highlighting the ethical principles, legal foundations, and administrative structures that shaped the early Islamic polity.
Part One narrates the life and achievements of each Caliph, tracing the transition from Prophetic mission to institutionalized governance. Part Two analyzes the administrative systems established under their rule, including civil administration, financial policy, judicial organization, military structure, and public works.
Particular attention is given to the development of the Bayt al-M¿l (State Treasury), taxation policies (Zak¿t, Khar¿j, Jizyah), judicial appointments, advisory councils, and military regulations. The study demonstrates how ethical restraint, accountability before Allah, and commitment to justice remained central to early Islamic governance.
Written in clear English and supported by references to classical authorities, this volume is suited for scholars, students of Islamic law and history, and institutional libraries seeking a structured presentation of the early Caliphate as a model of principled statecraft.

The Glorious Caliphate

Tafsir Ishraq Al-Ma'ani (Volume 5) - Surah 21-28

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