Abd al-Nasir bin Khidr Milad
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Abd al-Nasir bin Khidr Milad is a contemporary Islamic scholar and professor of Islamic jurisprudence, best known for his legal study al-Buyu al-Muharrama wal-Manhi Anha ("Prohibited and Forbidden Sales") .
Academic Career and Scholarship
Milad earned his doctorate from the University of Khartoum in 1425 AH (2004 CE) with a dissertation focused on commercial transactions in Islamic law . This research was subsequently published under the title al-Buyu al-Muharrama wal-Manhi Anha by Dar al-Huda al-Nabawi in Mansoura, Egypt, in 1426 AH (2005 CE) .
In addition to his written scholarship, Milad has served in higher education as a professor supporting postgraduate research and students at the Medina center of Al-Madinah International University . His legal writings also include al-Musaraha fi Ahkam al-Musafaha ("Frankness Concerning the Rulings on Handshakes"), a treatise dedicated to the jurisprudential rulings and etiquettes surrounding handshakes in Islamic law .
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List of Works
al-Buyu al-Muharrama wal-Manhi Anha is a contemporary treatise on comparative Islamic jurisprudence that examines the legal rulings governing the sale of prohibited items and forbidden commercial transactions across the four Sunni legal schools.
al-Musaraha fi Ahkam al-Musafaha is a single-volume legal treatise examining the jurisprudence, etiquette, and regulations governing handshakes in Islamic law.