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Ibn Abi Zayd al-Qayrawani

Cited in 4 segments across 4 recordings · 2015 to 2021 · scholar/scholar:ibn-abi-zayd-al-qayrawani

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26 Jan 2021Monday Nights with Mufti Abu Layth How should I deal with the misogynistic things some scholars wrote about women? Do not let contemporary misogynists hijack your Islam, and read past scholars' views on women as reflections of their own age, which do not confine Islam. Question from live chatposition checkedDaniel Haqiqatjou [?]Jordan Petersonal-QabisiIbn Abi Zayd al-Qayrawani machine9 min 15 s1:06:10on YouTube
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
6 Apr 2015video LatestWhat is Mufti Abu Layth currently teaching? An online fiqh course on the Risalah of Ibn Abi Zayd, al-Ashmawiyyah, a completed reading of Qadi Iyad's Foundations of Islam and a sirah series, with hadith categorisation, an Andalusi poem in hadith terms and a Maliki retreat planned. He believes the school of Madinah would make the deen a way of life for Muslims in the West. Question written questionposition checkedfiqhal-RisalahIbn Abi Zayd al-Qayrawanial-Ashmawiyyah machine5 min 18 s49:46on YouTube
20 Mar 2015video Do I have to wear my trousers above my ankles? No: for men, wearing the garment below the ankles is not haram unless it is done out of arrogance, in which case the hadith apply; otherwise it is at most makruh. In today's societies covering the ankles is normal and carries no arrogance, so insisting on it misses the purpose of the ruling. Question raised by Mufti Abu Laythposition checkedisbal (garments below the ankle)khuyala (arrogance)makruhizar machine12 min 57 s1:18on YouTube