Ahkam E Ushar

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About Book

Discover the insightful world of Islamic agricultural taxation with "Ahkam-e-Ushar," an essential guide that delves deep into the rulings of Ushr. This book is not just a collection of laws; it is a comprehensive resource for scholars, farmers, and anyone interested in the principles of Islamic taxation. Written in Urdu, it is designed to cater to a diverse audience seeking to understand the significance of Ushr in their agricultural practices.

  • Comprehensive Coverage: The book thoroughly explains the concept of Ushr, including its definition, significance, and the obligatory nature of this charitable tax on agricultural produce.
  • Legal Foundations: Gain insights into the Quranic injunctions and Hadith that serve as the legal framework for Ushr, ensuring a robust understanding of its religious importance.
  • Practical Implementation: Learn about the practical applications of Ushr in modern agriculture, making it a valuable resource for current farmers looking to integrate these principles into their practices.
  • Authoritative Insights: Authored by Hafiz Abdus Salam Bin Muhammad Bhutvi, a recognized figure in Islamic scholarship, this book provides an authoritative perspective on agricultural taxation.
  • Accessible Language: Written in Urdu, the book ensures accessibility for those who prefer to study in their native language, allowing for a greater understanding of intricate concepts.
  • Compact Size: Measuring 14x21 cm, this 18-page guide is easy to handle and perfect for on-the-go reading, making it convenient for busy scholars and farmers alike.
  • Publication Quality: Published by Dar Ul Andlus, you can trust in the quality and reliability of this book as a significant resource in Islamic literature.
  • Weight: At only 0.172 kg, it's lightweight and portable, fitting easily into any bag or briefcase.

Whether you are a scholar, a farmer, or simply curious about the principles of Islamic taxation, "Ahkam-e-Ushar" is your go-to resource for understanding and implementing Ushr in today's agricultural landscape.