Salim Jamal al-Hindawi
- Died
- -
- Born in
- -
Salim Jamal al-Hindawi (fl. 1433–1435 AH / 2012–2014 CE) is a contemporary Egyptian researcher in Islamic law based in Mansoura, known for his treatise Tadhkir al-Anam bi-Sunan wa Adab al-Siyam (A Reminder to Mankind Regarding the Sunnahs and Etiquettes of Fasting).
Scholarly Work
Al-Hindawi completed writing Tadhkir al-Anam bi-Sunan wa Adab al-Siyam in Mansoura during the month of Ramadan 1433 AH (August 2012 CE). In this work, he gathered the recommended practices (sunan), ethical comportments (adab), and disliked acts (makruhat) pertaining to fasting in Ramadan and other occasions, drawing upon the authoritative writings of earlier Islamic scholars. The work was published in its first edition in 1435 AH (2014 CE) by Dar al-Imam al-Shafi'i.
Answer updated
List of Works
Tadhkir al-Anam bi-Sunan wa Adab al-Siyam is a contemporary treatise on the jurisprudence and spiritual etiquettes of Islamic fasting. It serves as a concise reference compiling recommended practices, ethical comportment, and disliked actions observed during Ramadan and voluntary fasting, highlighting fasting as spiritual training for self-discipline and purification.