Ascent to Felicity
ABOUT THE BOOK
Ascent to Felicity is a comprehensive yet accessible introduction to Hanafi Fiqh (Islamic jurisprudence) and Islamic creed (Aqidah), written by the renowned 11th-century Hanafi scholar Imam Abu al-Ikhlas al-Shurunbulali.
This important classical work provides readers with a structured understanding of Islamic beliefs and the practical rulings governing everyday acts of worship.
The book covers all five pillars of Islam, alongside additional topics including slaughtering, ritual sacrifice and hunting.
To make the classical text more accessible, the translator has included explanatory notes drawn from reliable works of Islamic theology and jurisprudence.
The edition also contains useful appendices featuring supplications connected to the five pillars of Islam, presented in Arabic with English transliteration, as well as guidance on the etiquette of visiting the Messenger of Allah ﷺ in Madinah Munawwarah.
Key Features:
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Classical Hanafi text covering Islamic creed and jurisprudence
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Explains rulings relating to the five pillars of Islam
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Includes discussions on slaughtering, ritual sacrifice and hunting
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Explanatory notes drawn from traditional scholarly sources
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Additional supplications in Arabic with English transliteration
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Guidance on the etiquette of visiting Madinah
Ideal for:
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Students studying Hanafi Fiqh
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Beginners seeking an introduction to Islamic jurisprudence
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Madrasah and Islamic studies students
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Readers interested in classical Islamic scholarship
Ascent to Felicity is a valuable introductory text for anyone wishing to develop a clearer understanding of Islamic beliefs and the practical rulings of worship according to the Hanafi school.
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