transliteration-guide

1.-personality

1.1-the-islamic-personality

1.2-the-formation-of-personality

1.3-gaps-in-conduct

2.-the-islamic-aqidah

2.1-the-meaning-of-imn-in-the-day-of-resurrection

2.2-the-emergence-of-the-mutakallimn-and-their-approach

2.3-the-error-in-the-methodology-of-the-mutakallimn

2.4-how-the-issue-of-al-qadaa-wal--qadar-emerged

2.5-al-qadr

2.6-al-qad

2.7-al-qad-wal-qadar

2.8-guidance-and-misguidance

2.9-the-termination-of-the-life-span-ajl--is-the-sole-cause-of-death

2.10-provision-rizq-is-in-the-hands-of-allah--alone

2.11-the-attributes-sift-of-allah

2.12-the-muslim-philosophers

2.13-the-prophets-and-messengers

2.14-the-infallibility-of-the-prophets

2.15-the-revelation

2.16-it-is-not-allowed-on-the-part-of-the-messenger-pbuh-that-he-be-a-mujtahid

3.-the-noble-qurn

3.1-the-compilation-of-the-qurn

3.2-the-qurnic-script

3.3-the-miracle-of-the-qurn

4.-the-sunnah

4.1-the-sunnah-is-a-sharah-evidence-like-the-qurn

4.2-inferring-evidences-from-the-sunnah

4.3-the-solitary-report-khabar-al-ahad-is-not-a-decisive-proof-hujjah-for--beliefs

4.4--the-difference-between-the-aqdah-and-the-sharah-rule-hukm-shari

5.-ijtihd-and-taqld

5.1-expert-research-ijtihd

5.2-the-conditions-of-ijtihd

5.2-taqld

5.3-the-reality-of-taqld

5.4-the-states-of-muqallidin-and-their-preponderant-qualifications

5.5-migrating-from-one-mujtahid-to-another

6.-learning-the-sharah-rule

7.-the-strength-of-the-evidence-quwwa-al-dall

8.-consultation-shr-or-the-adoption-of-an-opinion-in-islam

9.-science-and-culture

9.1-the-islamic-culture

9.2-the-method-of-study-in-islam

9.3-acquisition-of-culture-thaqafa-and-sciences

9.4-the-cultural-movement

9.5-the-position-of-muslims-with-regards-to-non--muslim-cultures

10.-the-islamic-disciplines

10.1-tafsr-qurnic-exegesis

10.2-the-exegetical-approaches-of-mufassirun

11.-sources-of-tafsr

11.1-the-ummahs-need-today-for-mufassirin

12.-the-science-of-adth-ilm-al-adth

12.1-the-hadth

12.2-the-transmitters-of-hadth-ruwat-al-hadith

12.3-the-one-whose-narration-is-accepted-and-the-one-whose-narration-is-not--accepted-and-the-exposition-of-the-science-of-invalidation-and-attestation--of-reliability-al-jarh-wa-tadl

12.4-narrations-of-the-muslim-sects

12.5-arration-by-meaning-riwaya-bil-mana-and-abridgement-of-the-hadth

12.6-categories-of-hadth

12.7-categories-of-the-khabar-al-ahd

12.8-the-accepted-hadth-maqbul-and-the-rejected-hadth-mardud

12.9-the-mursal-hadth

12.10-the-adth-qudsi

12.11-the-inability-to-prove-the-authenticity-of-a-hadth-from-its-sanad-does-not--indicate-that-it-is-a-weak-hadth

12.12-consideration-of-the-hadth-as-an-evidence-in-the-sharah-rules

13.-prophetic-biography-srah-and-history

14.-the-principles-of-islamic-jurisprudence-usl-al-fiqh

14.1-fiqh-jurisprudence

14.2-the-development-of-fiqh

14.3-the-effect-of-disputes-and-debates-munazarat-on-islamic-jurisprudence

14.4-the-flourishing-of-islamic-jurisprudence

14.5-the-decline-of-islamic-jurisprudence

14.6-the-myth-of-the-influence-of-roman-law-on-islamic-jurisprudence

15.-studying-fiqh

16.-examples-namadhij-of-fiqh

17.-the-khilafah

17.1-the-time-limit-given-for-muslims-to-appoint-a-khalifah

17.2-contracting-iniqad-the-khilafah

17.3-the-pledge-bayah

17.4-the-conditions-of-eligibility-for-the-khalifah

17.5-seeking-the-khilafah-post

17.6-the-unity-of-the-khilafah

17.7-succession-istikhlaf-or-reign-ahd

17.8-the-method-to-appoint-the-khalifah

17.9-the-shara-did-not-designate-a-specific-person-for-the-khilafah

17.10-general-responsibilitiesduties

18-the-islamic-state-is-a-human-state-and-not-a-theocratic-state.

18.1-deposing-or-removal-of-the-khalifah

19.-the-leadership-al-imarah

19.1-obedience-at-taah

19.2-the-khalifahs-adoption-of-rules-and-styles-i.e.-adopting-canons

20.-jihad

20.1-the-khalifah-and-jihad

20.2-the-meaning-of-the-khalifah-supervising-the-armys-leadership

20.3-the-martyr

20.4-guarding-the-frontiers-ar-ribat

20.5-the-islamic-army

20.6-seeking-the-assistance-of-disbelievers-in-fighting

20.7-preparing-the-islamic-army

20.8-flags-and-banners

he usul (principal) linguistically is the foundation that can be built on it, whether the building is tangible, as building a wall up on a foundation, or rational as building the reasoned rule upon the reason and building the verdict upon its evidence (dalil). So usul al-fiqh are the foundations (qawa'id) on which the fiqh can be built.

The Islamic Personality

The act of narrating hadith by meaning is permissible in Islamic tradition, as the true essence of worshiping Allah lies in understanding the meaning of the hadith, not just reciting its words. The wahy (revelation) is essentially the meaning of the hadith, not its specific wording. This is because the aim of hadith is not to memorize and repeat the words, but to understand and implement the teachings they convey en.wikipedia.org.  However, there are stipulations to this rule. The narrator must be knowledgeable about anything that can change the meaning of the hadith. If the narrator is not knowledgeable or aware of this, then it is not permissible to narrate the hadith by meaning islamqa.info.  Concerning the abridgement of hadith, it is allowed to narrate a hadith in an abridged form with a part omitted and a part mentioned. The condition for this is that the omitted part does not relate to the part mentioned. However, it is not permissible to omit or exclude the objective (gaya) and other such things which would make the meaning deficient or make the part of the hadith which has been mentioned lead to a meaning which is completely contrary to the actual meaning of the hadith 

The Islamic Personality by Sheikh Taqīuddīn An-Nabahānī

12.5 Arration By Meaning (riwaya Bil Ma’na) And Abridgement Of The Hadīth