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FIQH 100: Introduction to the Science of Fiqh
Sinopsis :
What is FIQH 100? In a traditional school in the Muslim World,
there is an understanding among the students that the
teachers at that institution teach according to a certain
methodology and perspective on the religion. But when it
comes to Muslims in American prisons, not everyone is from
the same background. Some converted from Christianity,
some were Atheists, some had read extensively classical
works like the ones we teach at Tayba Foundation, some have
only read modern books before coming into contact with us.
We discovered that even though everyone was studying fiqh
according to the same classical manuals that have been used
for centuries, there were still some questions,
misunderstandings and every now and then, even some
arguments that were being proposed by many students. We

tried to identify the most important of these and explain them
adequately enough so that by the time everyone got to the
core of our curriculum, these things would no longer be an
obstacle to learning.What misunderstandings are we talking
about? Things like the importance and relevance of fiqh, why
the Schools of Islamic Law (Madh&#257hib still exist, how we
should navigate scholarly differences of opinion, who is
qualified to give legal rulings, etc. So most of what we will seek
to accomplish with this short course is to clarify these and
related issues so that as students are progressing, the
concerns that are not directly addressed by the primers we are
teaching will have already been covered. This course is also
intended to serve as a 'talking points' reference manual for our
students to refer to when people have questions about Tayba
Foundation&#8217understanding of the issues discussed in
the text. While this course is not intended to serve as the final
word on these issues, we do pray that Allah allows it to help to
clarify the mainstream Orthodox stance about certain fiqhrelated
issues for our student body specifically, and through
them, the larger body of the Umma of Muhammad (Allah bless
him and give him peace) in general.