ISBN: 9781870582957
Author: Abu Bakr Abdu'r-Razzaq
Binding: Softcover
Pages: 113
Size: 5.8 x 8.3 inches
Description
About This Book:
"Circumcision in Islam" by Abu Bakr Abdu'r-Razzaq is a careful and scholarly assessment of the Islamic act of circumcision. Abu Bakr Abdu'r-Razzaq, a capable expert on Islamic law, investigates the philosophical, social, and clinical components of circumcision in this captivating work. People looking for a full comprehension of the meaning of circumcision in Islam would find this book valuable, as it tends to its verifiable roots, strict establishments, and present-day significance.
Historical Origins and Cultural Importance
The book provides perusers with a verifiable outline of circumcision, following its underlying foundations in different Islamic civilizations' social and philosophical settings. Abu Bakr Abdu'r-Razzaq researches the social meaning of circumcision, offering light on how the system has advanced and been acknowledged by different Muslim people groups from the beginning of time.
Islamic Jurisprudence's Religious Foundations
The examination of circumcision inside the system of Islamic statute is key to the book. Abu Bakr Abdu'r-Razzaq winds around together Quranic entries and Hadiths (Prophetic customs) to make sense of the Islamic foundations of the training. The book forms a careful asset for fathoming the religious reasoning and meaning of circumcision as assembled from Islamic sources.
Considerations for Medicine and Health Benefits
Abu Bakr Abdu'r-Razzaq examines the clinical ramifications and medical advantages of circumcision. The book gives bits of knowledge into the potential medical advantages of the training in view of current clinical comprehension. It fills in as a connection between Islamic practice and current clinical comprehension, giving a reasonable perspective to individuals looking for a complete comprehension of circumcision.
