Meaning and Origin of Akhlaq, Moral Virtues and Vices, Diseases of the Soul and their Treatment, and Vices of Power and Passion.

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Jami' al-Sa'adat (The Collector of Felicities)

In a world where family life faces numerous challenges, what does Islam teach about the rights, duties, and ethical conduct of husbands and wives to create a harmonious and spiritually fulfilling home?
About the Book
Principles of Marriage and Family Ethics, authored by Ayatullah Ibrahim Amini and published in 1997 by the Islamic Culture & Relations Organization, offers a comprehensive Islamic perspective on marriage and family life. Divided into two main parts, the book first examines the duties and responsibilities of women in the family, including living harmoniously, showing good character, respecting the husband, creating a peaceful environment, and observing Islamic hijab. The second part details the duties of men, such as protecting the family, caring for and loving the wife, showing respect, being good-natured, and overlooking minor faults. All guidance is supported by verses from the Holy Qur’an, Prophetic hadiths, and teachings of the Shia Imams, presenting marriage as the foundation of a healthy Islamic society.
What You Will Discover

<ul class="ul1">
 	<li class="li2">The purpose of marriage and the central role of the family in Islamic society</li>
 	<li class="li2">Specific rights and responsibilities of wives in creating a peaceful and moral home</li>
 	<li class="li2">Duties of husbands, including protection, love, respect, and good conduct toward their wives</li>
 	<li class="li2">How Islamic ethics balance rights and obligations between spouses</li>
 	<li class="li2">The importance of good character, forgiveness, and mutual support in family life</li>
 	<li class="li2">Guidance drawn from Qur’anic verses, hadiths, and the traditions of the Shia Imams</li>
 	<li class="li2">Practical principles for building strong, spiritually healthy Muslim families</li>
</ul>
About the Author
Ayatullah Ibrahim Amini was a prominent Shia scholar known for his clear and practical writings on Islamic family ethics and social issues.
Who Is This Book For?
This book is perfect for married couples, those preparing for marriage, parents, students of Islamic family law, and anyone seeking guidance on building a strong and ethical Muslim family according to authentic Islamic teachings.

Principles of Marriage and Family Ethics

An analysis showing how far Islam and Nationalism are compatible. Some questions that are answered "Can an individual be a Muslim believer and a faithful nationalist at the same time? What has been the historical course of the birth and spread of nationalism in Islamic countries?"

Islam and Nationalism

Marriage occupies a central place in Islamic law, serving as both a sacred covenant and a legal institution that safeguards individual rights, family stability, and social harmony. While the major schools of Islamic jurisprudence share common foundations, they also preserve distinct legal interpretations on various aspects of marital law.
About the Book
Marriage According to Five Schools of Islamic Law – Volume 5 presents a comparative study of Islamic marriage jurisprudence according to the five principal schools of Islamic law. Drawing upon the Qur'an, the Sunnah, and classical juristic works, the book examines areas of agreement and difference among the Ja'fari, Hanafi, Maliki, Shafi'i, and Hanbali traditions.
The author discusses subjects such as the marriage contract, conditions of validity, guardianship, dowry (mahr), mutual rights and obligations of spouses, divorce, maintenance, child custody, and related legal matters. By comparing scholarly opinions, readers gain a deeper appreciation of the breadth and flexibility of Islamic jurisprudence.
A major emphasis throughout the work is that legitimate juristic diversity reflects the richness of Islamic legal scholarship while remaining rooted in the primary sources of Islam. The book demonstrates how comparative fiqh enables readers to understand the reasoning behind different legal conclusions and encourages respectful engagement with diverse scholarly traditions. Through detailed legal analysis and textual evidence, readers acquire a comprehensive understanding of Islamic marriage law across multiple schools.
The discussion also highlights the practical relevance of comparative jurisprudence for students, researchers, and legal practitioners working within contemporary Muslim societies.
Scholarly and systematic, the book is an important reference for comparative Islamic family law.
What You Will Discover

<ul class="ul1">
 	<li class="li3">Comparative rulings on Islamic marriage.</li>
 	<li class="li3">Legal opinions of the five schools.</li>
 	<li class="li3">Marriage contracts and mahr.</li>
 	<li class="li3">Rights and duties of spouses.</li>
 	<li class="li3">Divorce and family law issues.</li>
 	<li class="li3">Foundations of comparative fiqh.</li>
</ul>
Who Is This Book For?
This book is ideal for students of Islamic jurisprudence, researchers, legal scholars, educators, and readers interested in comparative Islamic law.

Marriage According to Five Schools of Islamic Law/ Vol 5

Palestine is the main issue of the Islamic world for decades. Indeed, Muslims have always believed in Palestine as their first home in these years, and, in the first place, they have had loved glorious Quds. The suffering of the Palestinians and the oppression that goes on them has promptly spread throughout the Muslim world and has inflicted the heart of the Ummah; nevertheless, while Palestine has always been engaged as a central issue of Islamic subjectivity, there is little theoretical - historical knowledge among societies of the ordinary people of Muslim, of how the Zionism's disaster has come down to Palestine. This question is important because less attention has been paid to this issue in public language and public understanding. Where did the Zionist come from, how did they occupy Palestine and with what actions and during what period of time, and basically conspiracy of Zionism is on what basis and foundation?
Now and after the courageous statements of the president about the fabrication of legends based on the Zionist government, including the Holocaust, which created a wave of hope and joy among the right-wing generations of the Muslim world, the issue of Palestine was once again at the forefront of attention. And it deserves this time to pay attention to the issue of Palestine with more depth and time. The present dialogue follows such a goal. Mohammad Taghi Taghipour is one of the most prominent experts in the subject of Palestine and especially Zionist studies. "Zionist Studies" is one of the reference works in this field, which he has been the superior editor of it.
Many classical books in this area are also under review and written or translated by their aristocrats, including a valuable book written by Roberto Francis, a famous French scholar in the rejection of the Holocaust legend.
Just a few months ago, the Frankfurt Book Library, which was completely under the influence of the Zionists, seized one of Tigipur's books in English as "the folk story" (two other books also had anti-Zionist themes, were deprived of participation in the exhibition) . The present dialogue is the first part of our detailed discussion with Mohammad Taghi Taghipour, who deals with the history of the occupation of Palestine. In the second part of this discussion, the reasons for the lie of the Holocaust legend will be explained.
Mr. Taghipour, the issue of the occupation of Palestine has been going on for many years. The Zionists in Palestine have known themselves as owners of the land over the past 60 years and claim that this land already belonged to them and now they have come and taken it. The first question we are asking you is basically how the story of Palestine and its occupation began and why did the Zionists choose Palestine to form a Jewish state?
- They claim that Palestine is the promised land of the Jews. That is, the Jewish god, called the Jehovah, promised the land to Israel to live in Palestine for all their history forever. But politically and economically, we can say that Jews believe and claim that Palestine is the center and heart of the earth, and whoever dominates the land will lead the world. Economically and geopolitically, Palestine is like the hinges of the three continents of Europe, Asia and Africa. That is why, from ancient times and in the contemporary era, Palestine has been and is the world's commercial and political highway. Thus, the Jews, with such material and political motives, have come up with an option called "Palestine", with the help of religious claims that we have a religious duty in Palestine. Yet in the mid-19th century, when Zionist whispers formed a state or a Jewish state in Europe, some Jewish leaders and Zionist thinkers said that Palestine was "useless" for us.

Tale of the Choosen People and the Legend of Historical Right

This work on the Shariah or Islamic Law offers a comparative study of the Divine Law that, according to authentic Islamic doctrines, embodies the Will of God in society. In the Islamic world view, God is the ultimate legislator. The five major schools that are used in the comparison are: Hanafi, Hanbali, Shafi’i, Maliki and Jaf’ari. The issue is divorce is discussed in this present book, volume 6 of 8. The three main criteria for divorce are: adulthood, sanity and free volition. As with other legal issues there are a lot of similarities and differences between the five Schools of thought.

Divorce According to Five Schools of Islamic Law Vol. 6

This work on the Shariah or Islamic Law offers a comparative study of the Divine Law that, according to authentic Islamic doctrines, embodies the Will of God in society. In the Islamic world view, God is the ultimate legislator. The five major schools that are used in the comparison are: Hanafi, Hanbali, Shafi’i, Maliki and Jaf’ari. This book, volume 3 of 8, directs the important issues regarding fasting and the payment of zakat from the viewpoints of the five Schools of thoughts.

Fasting and Zakat: According to Five Schools of Islamic Law

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