Al Akhdari Arabe Francais Pdf 97

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Al-Akhdari: A Book on Islamic Rules in Arabic and French
Al-Akhdari is a book written by Abd ar-Rahman al-Akhdari, a famous scholar =
and Sufi from Algeria in the 10th century AH. The book covers the basic rul=
es that one must follow in Islam, such as purification, prayer, fasting, za=
kat, pilgrimage and jihad. The book is composed of two versions: one in Ara=
bic and one in French. The Arabic version is based on the Maliki school of =
jurisprudence, while the French version is a translation and adaptation of =
the Arabic one.

The book is widely used by Muslims in West Africa, especially in Senegal, M=
ali, Mauritania and Niger. It is also available online as a PDF file[^1^] [=
^2^]. The book has been praised for its clarity, simplicity and comprehensi=
veness. It is considered as one of the best introductions to Islamic law fo=
r beginners and students.

Al Akhdari Arabe Francais Pdf 97
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The book Al-Akhdari can also be accessed through an app developed by NGAMTE=
CH, a company founded by Amadou NGAM, a student of computer science from Se=
negal. The app allows users to read the book in Arabic and French, as well =
as listen to audio recitations of the verses and hadiths cited in the book.=
 The app also provides a glossary of terms and a quiz section to test one's=
 knowledge. The app can be downloaded from Google Play Store[^3^].


Al-Akhdari was not only a scholar of Islamic law, but also a poet, logician=
, astronomer and Sufi. He was born in 1512 in Bentious, near Tolga, Algeria=
, into a noble family that traced its lineage to the Banu al-Akhdari tribe =
from Yemen. He studied with various teachers in Algeria and Tunisia, and tr=
aveled to Egypt, Syria and Mecca. He died in 1546 or 1575 in Guidjel, Alger=
ia .

Al-Akhdari wrote several poems on different subjects, such as grammar, rhet=
oric, theology, jurisprudence and Sufism. His most famous poem is Al-Sullam=
 al-murawnaq fi 'ilm al-mantiq (The Ornamented Ladder into the Science of L=
ogic), which is a versification of Al-Abhari's Kitab al-Isaghuji, a treatis=
e on Aristotelian logic. The poem explains the principles of logic and how =
they can be used to support the Islamic creed and jurisprudence. The poem i=
s widely studied in Muslim schools and madrasas as an introduction to logic=
[^1^] [^2^]. Al-Akhdari also wrote a prose commentary on his own poem, as w=
ell as another poem on logic called Al-Jawhar al-maknun fi 'l-ma'ni wa 'l-b=
ayan wa 'l-badi' (The Hidden Jewel on Meaning, Expression and Eloquence).


One of the poems that al-Akhdari wrote on jurisprudence is Al-Mukhtasar fi =
'l-fiqh al-maliki (The Abridged Treatise on Maliki Jurisprudence), which su=
mmarizes the main rulings of the Maliki school on purification, prayer, fas=
ting, zakat, pilgrimage and jihad. The poem consists of 316 verses and is d=
ivided into 17 chapters. The poem is also known as Al-Akhdari or Al-Mukhtas=
ar al-Akhdari. It is one of the most popular and widely taught texts on Mal=
iki fiqh in West Africa and beyond. Al-Akhdari also wrote a prose commentar=
y on his own poem, as well as another poem on jurisprudence called Al-Mursh=
id al-mu'in 'ala al-daruri min 'ulum al-din (The Helpful Guide to the Essen=
tials of Religious Sciences).

Another poem that al-Akhdari wrote on theology is Al-Risala al-qayrawaniyya=
 fi 'l-'aqida al-islamiyya (The Qayrawani Letter on Islamic Creed), which e=
xplains the main tenets of the Ash'ari school of theology and refutes the a=
rguments of the Mu'tazila, the Jahmiyya, the Khawarij and the Shi'a. The po=
em consists of 144 verses and is divided into four sections. The poem is al=
so known as Al-Qayrawaniyya or Al-Risala al-Akhdariyya. It is one of the mo=
st influential and widely studied texts on Ash'ari theology in North Africa=
 and West Africa. Al-Akhdari also wrote a prose commentary on his own poem,=
 as well as another poem on theology called Al-Durra al-bahiyya fi 'l-'aqid=
a al-ash'ariyya (The Splendid Pearl on Ash'ari Creed).


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