Mukhtasar Al Quduri
Mukhtaṣar al-Qudūrī is a foundational Ḥanafī fiqh manual that systematically presents legal rulings across acts of worship, transactions, family law, and penal matters. Renowned for its precision and concision, it serves as a core text for students seeking structured mastery of jurisprudential principles and applied rulings.
How to use this map
Guidelines for Mind Map
A simple workflow for teaching, dictation, and revision.
Guidelines
- Start from the chapter node and teach downward: definition → تقسيم → conditions → examples.
- Use the same dictation order each lesson so students form a stable notebook structure.
- Don’t expand everything at once—open only the branch you are currently teaching.
- Mark confusion points (e.g., similar rules, exceptions) and revisit them during weekly review.
- Revision method: ask students to rebuild a branch from memory, then verify with the map.
- Terminology discipline: keep one label for each concept (avoid switching terms mid-course).
Chapters
Chapter 1: ‘Ibaadaat
Covers acts of worship including purification, prayer,
fasting, zakāh, and pilgrimage.
Covers aḥkām al-ṭahārah (miyāh, najāsāt, wuḍūʾ, ghusl, tayammum) and ṣalāh, including awqāt, shurūṭ, arkān, wājibāt, sunan, and mufsidāt. Also addresses aḥkām al-jamāʿah and imāmah, ṣawm (mufṭirāt, qaḍāʾ, kaffārah), zakāh (niṣāb, aṣnāf), and ḥajj with its shurūṭ, arkān, wājibāt, and fidyah.
Chapter 2: Mu‘aamalaat
Deals with financial and social dealings, such as sales,
contracts, leases, and partnerships.
Deals with buyūʿ and contractual rulings, including ṣīghat al-ʿaqd, shurūṭ al-ṣiḥḥah, bayʿ ṣaḥīḥ, fāsid, and bāṭil, alongside ribā al-faḍl and ribā al-nasīʾah. Includes khiyārāt, ijārah, sharikah, rahn, kafālah, ḍamān, wadīʿah, and ʿāriyah, focusing on amānah, taʿaddī, taqṣīr, and lawful financial conduct.
Chapter 3: Nikaah
Explains the rulings of marriage, including its pillars,
conditions, rights and obligations of spouses, and mahr.
Explains ṣīghat al-nikāḥ (ijāb wa-qabūl), wilāyah, kafāʾah, and mahr (musammā and mithl), along with aḥkām al-nafaqah and spousal rights. Also covers ṭalāq (ṣarīḥ, kināyah, rajʿī, bāʾin), ʿiddah, riḍāʿ, and taḥrīm al-muṣāharah within family-law rulings.
Chapter 4: ‘Uqubaat
Addresses prescribed punishments, examining crimes,and legal
consequences within Islamic law.
Addresses ḥudūd (zinā, sariqah, qadhf, shurb), qiṣāṣ fī al-nafs and mā dūnahā, and diyāt for ʿamd and khaṭaʾ. Examines taʿzīr, bayyināt (shahādah, iqrār), aḥkām al-taklīf (bulūgh, ʿaql, qasd), and the role of shubha in suspending punishment.