Abu Faysal al-Badrani
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Abu Faysal al-Badrani is a contemporary Islamic writer and compiler known for authoring concise thematic treatises on Islamic ethics, jurisprudence, and theology .
Method and Compilations
Al-Badrani's writings focus on practical legal rulings, social ethics, and doctrinal topics presented in accessible, summarized formats . In explanatory notices included across his treatises, such as al-Muslim wa-Huquq al-Akharin ("The Muslim and the Rights of Others") and Bast al-Qawl wal-Ishab, he explains that his texts originally began as personal study notes not intended for publication . Consequently, he initially did not record full citations for the material he compiled; however, after the accumulated notes became extensive, he decided to distribute them for wider public benefit, inviting reader suggestions and feedback via correspondence .
In compiling his treatises—such as Fiqh al-Ibtila wa-Aqdar Allah al-Mu'lima on divine decree and worldly hardship—he draws upon traditional references as well as contemporary legal rulings, articles, and fatwa repositories, citing scholars such as Abd al-Aziz ibn Baz alongside online reference platforms with slight stylistic adaptation .
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List of Works
Bast al-Qawl wal-Ishab fi Bayan Hukm Mawaddat al-Mumin lil-Kafir is a treatise addressing the theological and legal rulings regarding a Muslim's affection toward non-Muslims. Originally compiled as personal notes and later published for broader benefit, the work examines the nuances of affection and outward interactions, distinguishing between religious and natural love while categorizing non-Muslims according to their legal status in Islamic jurisprudence.
Afat al-Lisan is a concise contemporary treatise on Islamic ethics and verbal sins, outlining the moral and legal rulings associated with speech and silence. Derived from an inductive reading of the Quran and the Sunnah, the work is structured in concise bullet points that frame verbal transgressions around speaking falsehood and remaining silent when truth is required.
Ahkam al-Alfaz wa Ahkam al-Talaq wa al-Ayman wa al-Nudhur is a legal treatise addressing the legal validity of spoken words uttered by legally accountable individuals, alongside rulings governing divorce, oaths, and vows. Composed in a concise, point-by-point format derived inductively from the Quran and the Sunnah, it compiles scattered legal questions concerning verbal expressions and their legal consequences without extended textual proofs.
Shifa al-Darar bi-Fahm al-Tawakkul wa al-Qada wa al-Qadar is a treatise examining the Islamic theological doctrines of predestination, reliance upon God, and certainty in His promise. Formatted as a concise compendium in bulleted thematic points, it outlines the foundational pillars, levels, and temporal categories of divine decree while clarifying the relationship between reliance on God and the adoption of secondary causes.
al-Wala wal-Bara wal-Ada fi al-Islam is a doctrinal treatise examining the Islamic theological principles of allegiance, disavowal, and hostility. It addresses issues of loyalty, disavowal, and enmity in both general and detailed terms, grounding these concepts in the testimony of monotheism as essential components of Islamic creed.
This contemporary Islamic legal treatise examines the jurisprudence surrounding vocal singing, instrumental music, religious chants (anashid), and modern synthesized sound effects.
This legal and theological treatise examines the principles and legal rulings governing religious abandonment or shunning (al-hajr) and emigration (al-hijra) in Islamic law.
This contemporary treatise examines Islamic legal perspectives on tribalism, social stratification, and the requirement of lineage parity (kafa'ah fi al-nasab) in marriage.
This Islamic treatise is written as a concise guide for individuals seeking to return to God and navigate the spiritual path, offering practical and doctrinal guidance.
This contemporary treatise addresses the legal principles, methods, and practical guidelines of Islamic propagation (dawa) and public moral accountability (hisbah).
al-Muslim wa Huquq al-Akhareen (The Muslim and the Rights of Others) is an Islamic ethical and legal treatise dedicated to clarifying interpersonal obligations, social ethics, and the duties a Muslim owes to various segments of society. It serves as a concise compilation of dispersed matters concerning interpersonal rights and social conduct in Islam, covering broad social interactions as well as familial and relational obligations.
Fiqh al-Ibtala wa Aqdar Allah al-Mu'lima (The Understanding of Tribulation and Allah's Painful Decrees) is a contemporary Arabic Islamic treatise examining the creedal principles of divine decree and predestination (al-qada wa-l-qadar). The work focuses primarily on painful divine decrees, the nature of worldly hardship, and the religious obligations and spiritual attitudes incumbent upon a Muslim when facing adversity.