أحكام الحرير الفقهية

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The Fiqhi study entitled "The Jurisprudential Rulings of Silk" aims to collect and reconcile these rulings, and to explore them scientifically and Jurisprudentially from a comparative point of view, supported with Islamic textual evidence.

The method of research is outlined in the introduction.

The paper includes an introduction and 12 sections.

Section One discusses the defini¬tion of silk and is divided into two subsections: (A) Definition of silk and (B) the related words.

Section 2 explores the ruling of wearing a pure silky dress by a man.

Section 3: the mans’ wearing a silky linen, Section 4: The man’s wearing what is woven from silk and other materials.

(5) the ruling of man’s sitting on a silky rug.

(6) the ruling of wearing a turban of silk.

(7) When can a man wear silk? This includes three subsections: (A) wearing silk out of need and necessity, (B) wearing silk during wartime, and (c) How much silk can a man wear.

(8) The ruling of clothing a child with silk.

(9) the ruling of a woman's wearing silk.

(10) The ruling of a woman’s sitting on a silky rug.

(11) Draping the walls with silk.

(12) The ruling of praying in a silk dress.

The rulings of silk were collected, and the relevant opinions of scholars.

The paper ends with listing the main findings and a reference list.