Books

Pork
Akhtar Rizvi , Sa'eed
Islamic laws
Makarem shirazi , Naser
Fast in the Month of Ramadhan
Resaleh team
Islamic Law Regarding Pork
Akhtar Rizvi , Sa'eed
Practical Laws of Islam
Khamene’i , Ali
Miscellaneous Fatwas
Khamene’i , Ali
Manasik of hajj
Khamene’i , Ali
Human Rights in Islam
Khamene’i , Ali
Current Legal Issues
Seestani , Ali
Woman And Her Rights
Mutahhari , Murtada (M A Ansari)
Contemporary Legal Rulings In Shia Law
Seestani , Ali
Khums
Rizvi , Muhammad
The Role of Ijtihad in Legislation
Mutahhari , Murtada (Mahliqa Qara'i)
The Salat
H'usein , Bàqir
Simplified Islamic Laws
Grand Ayatollah Sayyid Ali Al-Hussainy Sistani
1999
Every action that a person performs has a specific ruling in Islam. The various actions that we perform, which are related to our responsibility (to Allah) are divided into five categories: Wajib, Haram, Mustahab, Makruh, and Mubah. Wajib: Those actions which must be performed, and turning away from them, incur Allah's punishment - for example Salat, and Sawm. Haram: Those actions which must be avoided, and performing them incur punishment from Allah, like lieing and oppression. Mustahab: These are actions which are recommended to be performed and earn the person a reward, but turning away from such actions does not incur punishment from Allah - for example saying Salam and giving Sadaqa.
Manasik of Hajj in Brief
Ayatollah Al-Uzma Sayyid Ali Khamenei
The Hajj in Islamic law is a group of sacred rites and is one of the pillars upon which Islam is established as it has been quoted from Imam al-Baqir (a.): "Islam has been built on five things: salat, zakat, sawm, Hajj and wilayah to the Ahlul-Bait (a.)".
The Collector of Felicities
Muhammad Mahdi Ibn Abi Dharr Al-Narāqi
1997
Man has a soul and physical body, each of which is subject to its own pleasures and diseases. What harms the body is sickness, and that which gives it pleasure lies in its well-being, health and whatever is in harmony with its nature. The science that deals with the health and the maladies of the body is the science of medicine.
Jurisprudence and Its Principles
Motahhari
The subject under consideration here is the knowledge of the principles of jurisprudence, usul ul fiqh. The two studies of jurisprudence and its principles are interconnected. They are interconnected in the same way, as will become clear, as the two studies of logic and philosophy are interconnected. The study of the principles is tantamount to a preparation to the study of jurisprudence, and it is for this reason that it has been named the principles of jurisprudence, for the word usul means roots or principles.
Religious Questions Answered: Logic for Islamic Rules
Ayatollah Ja'far Subhani
Ayatullah Makarim Shirazi
2010
Islam has ordered some things and refrained from others. The basis of this has some purpose and Islamic laws are not imposed without any reason. For example foods and drinks, the lawful relations and other things, all have some benefit or harm hidden in them. Whether the laws about them are made or not, there is no difference of their effects. If you ponder on the things, which are forbidden, you will come to know that the things, which are intoxicating like alcohol etc, are themselves harmful. Interest is just acquiring wealth of the people and it is like a trap. Therefore wine and interest are forbidden because of their innate harmful effects. On the other side when you look at things, which are obligatory you will feel that all the worship acts for example Prayer and Zakat are obligatory because of the benefits that people acquire from them. In short that Islamic laws are based on benefits or harms or on their goodness or evil. Many things can be understood from science and experience. This type of research or to know the logic behind any Islamic law or to ask any questions regarding it is not disallowed. The curiosity of a human being leads to finding of truth and his real spiritual want and also it opens the door for progress. It is a lively sign for man that he tries to acquire the things, which are unknown and hidden to him. This is the reason that people who don’t question about things lag behind and do not prosper. In the view of Islam the benefits of “Questioning” brings progress and perfection. Islam not only gives its followers the right to question the different topics but also the true guides of Islam have invited people to ask questions. The world must have not forgotten the famous sentence of the great preacher who said, “ask me whatever you want to ask.” The progeny of the Holy Prophet (‘s) has answered the questions of their followers. Not only those followers got satisfactory answers that increased their thinking power but also today those in search for truth can use this valuable treasure of knowledge from the progeny of the Holy Prophet (‘s).
The Status of Women in Islam
Motahhari
1991
The woman's rights issue, lately, has come to shed a lot of ink in our country. This was followed by events of which all of us are more or less aware. However, here is not the place to discuss them. For a well-founded study of the woman's rights, (note that she forms half of the world's population), we should consider her position in nature and society and find out what are the privileges and values granted her in nature or in religious terms, by Divine Power and Wisdom.
Practical Laws of Islam (Russian)
Ayatollah Al-Uzma Sayyid Ali Khamenei
Приказывать добро и запрещать зло
Mohsen Qaraati
Обучение совершению ритуальной молитвы(с доказательствами из Корана и достоверной Сунны
2009
150 pages
التوازن في الشخصية الاسلامية
الجامعة في فكر الإمام القائد
الحقوق الاجتماعية في الاسلام
الحكومة الاسلامية
العفاف بين السلب والإيجاب
آداب إجتماعية
استغفار الصادق ع
المرأة حقوق وحرية وحجاب
CONSTITUCIN DE LA REPÚBLICA ISLÁMICA DE IRÁN
Iran
ABC del Islam
Mahdi ‘Askari Arismendi Poblete
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