List of fatwa collections

This is a list of fatwa collections . According to the work on the muftis and fatwas of the Egyptian Dar al-Ifta by the religious historian Jakob Skovgaard-Petersen, fatwa collections are the most temporal documents studied in the madrasa and form the most dynamic part of the Islamic corpus juris . The following list focuses on older collections. It lists some important works, but does not claim to be exhaustive.

Overview

Premodern fatwa collections

(Section after David Drennan's The Place of Muftis and Fatwas in Islamic Law. )

Hanafi

• al-Fatawa al-'Alamgiriyya (mid 17th century)
• al-Fatawa al-Chayriyya (late 17th century)

Maliki

• al-Mi'yar al-Mu'rib (late 15th century)

Shafi'ite

• Fatawa Ibn al-Salah (early 13th century)
• Fatawa Hadithiyya (mid-16th century)

hanbali

• Majmu 'Fatawa Ibn Taymiyya (mid-14th century) (de) (web)

More (unsorted)

• Ahsan al-Fatawa , Rashid Ahmad Ludhianvi (1922–2002)
• Ali Al-Tantawi (1909-1999), fatwas
• Hanafi Madhhab , al-ʻAṭāyā al-Nabawiyya fī al-fatāwā al-riḍawiyya , Imam Ahmad Raza Khan (1856–1921), Lahore (Pakistan)
• Muhimmat al-nafa'is (a bilingual Meccan fatwa collection for Indonesian Muslims from the late 19th century)
• Fatāwā-yi Rashīdīya , Rashid Ahmad Gangohi ( Deobandi )
• European Council for Fatwa and Research : First Collection of Fatwas . Translator: Anas Osama Altikriti (available online)
• European Council for Fatwa and Research: Second Collection of Fatwas . Translator: Shakir Nasif Al-Ubaydi & Anas Osama Altikriti (available online)
• Fatwas of the Standing Committee on Legal Affairs ( Saudi Arabia ) (web) (web)

literature

• Jakob Skovgaard-Petersen: Defining Islam for the Egyptian State: Muftis and Fatwas of the Dār al-Iftā . 1997 ( online excerpt )
• Alexandre Caeiro (2011): “The Making of the Fatwa: The Production of Islamic Expertise in Europe”, Archives de sciences sociales des religions 155 (October): 81-100.
• Bettina Gräf: media fatwas @ Yusuf al-Qaradawi: the popularization of Islamic law . Schwarz, Berlin 2010

Web links

• academia.edu: The Place of Muftis and Fatwas in Islamic Lawmore (David Drennan)
• target-human-rights.com - various fatwas (Egypt: Ali Gom'a , Grand Mufti of Egypt, Al-Azhar , Cairo / Qatar : Yusuf al-Qaradawi , Doha, Qatar / Syria: Muhammad Said Ramadan Al-Buti )

See also

• Mufti (fatwa collections)

References and footnotes

1. ↑ Jakob Skovgaard-Petersen, p. 5