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al-Lakhmi

Cited in 3 segments across 3 recordings · 2017 to 2019 · scholar/scholar:al-lakhmi

Citing segments

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24 Jul 2019Quick Fiqh! What did Imam Malik and the Maliki jurists say about boys wearing earrings? Malik preferred that boys not wear gold earrings, which Ibn Rushd explains as a ruling about gold rather than earrings, and Maliki theft rulings by al-Lakhmi and Ibn Abi Zayd treat an earring stolen from a boy as an ordinary case. Mufti Abu Layth concludes that boys wearing earrings was common and not seen as feminine. Lessonposition checkedImam MalikIbn Rushd al-Jaddal-Bayan wa'l-Tahsilmukallaf (legally responsible) machine5 min 13 s22:12on YouTube
28 Feb 2018Responding to Refutations What do the classical Maliki books say about witnesses in a marriage? The Maliki authorities he reads hold that a marriage without witnesses is valid unless it is meant to be secret; witnesses or an announcement are required before consummation. Lessonposition checkedal-Kafi fi Fiqh Ahl al-MadinaIbn Abd al-Barral-Jami of Ibn Yunus [?]Abu Bakr ibn Yunus al-Siqilli machine9 min 11 s9:00on YouTube
17 May 2017Ramadan Q&A Fast & Fiqhious LatestShould I pray 8 or 20 rak'ahs of tarawih? Tarawih has no fixed number: eight, the least the Prophet prayed, is the base and anything above it is valid. Twenty was the common practice and the schools' broad view, but neither eight nor twenty is wrong. Question source not recordedposition checkedtarawihrak'ahmadhhabImam Malik machine4 min 36 s0:20on YouTube