The Concise Presentation of The Fiqh of Sunnah And The Noble Book By Dr Abdul-Azeem Badawi

For a Muslim who wants a comprehensive, single-volume fiqh reference grounded directly in the Qur'an and the authenticated Sunnah, The Concise Presentation of the Fiqh of the Sunnah and the Noble Book by Dr. Abdul-Azeem Badawi is one of the most practical options available in English. It draws on the methodology of scholars like as-Sayyid Sabiq — presenting rulings with their evidences rather than simply reporting the conclusions of a single school — while being organized for ease of reference and daily use.

What This Book Covers

Purification and Prayer

The conditions of ritual purity, wudu, ghusl, tayammum, and the full description of salah — its conditions, pillars, obligatory acts, sunnahs, and the rulings on congregational prayer, Friday prayer, travel prayer, and the prayers of specific occasions — all with their hadith evidences.

Zakah, Fasting, and Hajj

The three remaining pillars covered in detail: zakah with its nisab thresholds and categories of zakatable wealth, the fasting of Ramadan with its conditions and rulings, and Hajj with its types, rites, and the evidence behind each.

Transactions and Family Law

Marriage and divorce, commercial dealings, the rulings on what is permissible and prohibited in business, inheritance, and the rights and obligations within the family — each topic addressed with its textual basis from Qur'an and Sunnah.

Criminal Law and Other Topics

The prescribed penalties, retaliation, testimony, and related areas of Islamic law that complete a comprehensive fiqh education for the Muslim reader.

About the Author

Dr. Abdul-Azeem Badawi is an Egyptian Islamic scholar who has written extensively on Islamic jurisprudence and worship for English-speaking Muslim audiences. Published by International Islamic Publishing House (IIPH).

Who This Book Is For

Muslims who want a reliable, evidence-grounded single-volume fiqh reference for their household. Excellent for those who find multi-volume sets impractical for regular reference, and for anyone who wants rulings with their proofs rather than conclusions alone.