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Voluntary prayers like Tahajjud (night prayer), Istikhaarah (seeking guidance), and Salaatul-Haajah (prayer of need)

(prayer), including special prayers like Friday prayer and eclipse prayers. Charity & Fasting: Guidance on (almsgiving), fasting in Ramadan, and Sadaqatul Fitr Social & Family Life: Covers marriage ( ), naming children ( ), and the rules of (waiting period). Final Rites: Instructions on preparing a body for burial ( ), the funeral prayer ( ), and Islamic wills. Author Information arrisaalah almufeedah pdf link

Ar-Risaalah Al-Mufeedah : A Book of General Islamic Knowledg

(frequently referred to as Al-Mufeedah ) is a highly regarded, foundational textbook on general Islamic knowledge. Authored by the prominent Cape Town scholar and senior Qadi of the Muslim Judicial Council, Sheikh Muhammad Amien Fakier , this book serves as a vital gateway for beginners and advanced students looking to master Islamic Creed ( Aqeedah ), Jurisprudence ( Fiqh ), and spiritual morals. This public link is valid for 7 days

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Before practicing physical acts of worship, a Muslim must correct their beliefs. This section breaks down the foundational theology, explaining what a Muslim must believe regarding Allah, His Angels, His Books, His Messengers, the Last Day, and Divine Decree (Qadr). Section 2: Fiql-ul-Ibadat (Jurisprudence of Worship)