Ayman Ismail
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Ayman Ismail is a contemporary author and Islamic scholar known for his writings on Islamic jurisprudence and theology.
His scholarly focus addresses practical jurisprudence and traditional creed. In legal studies, he wrote al-Masajid Buyut Allah (Mosques Are the Houses of God), a treatise examining the legal rulings, obligations, and etiquettes governing mosques. In theology, he composed al-Arbaun al-Aqadiyya (The Forty Hadiths on Creed), which compiles, documents, and explains forty prophetic traditions concerning foundational tenets of Islamic belief according to the tradition of Ahl al-Sunna wa-l-Jama'a.
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al-Masajid Buyut Allah (Mosques Are the Houses of God) is a contemporary treatise on Islamic jurisprudence dedicated to the legal rulings (ahkam), legal responsibilities, and etiquettes (adab) governing mosques in Islam.
al-Arbaun al-Aqadiyya (The Forty Hadiths on Creed) is a contemporary work on Islamic theology that gathers, documents, and explains forty prophetic hadiths addressing foundational issues of Islamic creed (aqida) according to the tradition of Ahl al-Sunna wa-l-Jama'a.