Sharhu Miati ‘Amil is a course book currently taught in the first/second academic year
of the Dars-e-Nizāmī curriculum.
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It was initially written by an Irānī, Shāfiʿī Scholar,
ʿAbdul-Qāhir Jurjānī (Rh) (400-470 Hijrī). Later, this book was extended by the
prestigious, Persian Naqshbandī Sūfī Scholar, ʿAbdu-r-Rahmān Jāmī (Rh) (820- 890
Hijrī). Mercy of Allah جل جلاله be upon them both. Sharhu Miati 'Amil deals with Classical
Arabic relating to the 100 governors in the Arabic syntax. Having global acceptance
for centuries, this classical text is still taught in Islamic Institutions worldwide,
particularly in the Indian-Subcontinent.
This book, which is named after my beloved Shaykh Hadrat ʿAllāmah Pīr Alāudīn Siddīqī
Sāhib (Rh), is the English translation and analysis of the book Sharhu Miati ʿAmil. It is
supported with extra grammatical notes, making it a practical and accessible book for
Arabic students. To support students further, it contains an insightful section for
general reading, informing about respected authorities in Ahle-Sunnah wa-l-jamʿāt,
such as Imām Ahmad Radā Khān (Rh), ʿAllāmah ʿAbdu-r-Rahmān Jāmī (Rh), as well as
my respected Shaykh HadratʿAllāmah Pīr Alāudīn Siddīqī Sāhib (Rh).
The General Reading section also clarifies essential concepts, such as the permissibility
of celebrating Milādu-n-Nabī صلى الله عليه وسلم, and seeking help from other than Allah .جل جلاله
Controversial topics are analysed, like the concept of a good innovation in Islam,
ascribing Yā with the Messenger of Allah صلى الله عليه وسلم, as well as discussions on his صلى الله عليه وسلم
Omnipresence and Nūr.
Altogether, As-Siddīqiyatu-l-Kāmil provides all readers with comprehensive and
accessible skills in Arabic Grammar, as well as information regarding mainstream,
orthodox views on key Islamic topics.
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