Fiqh (Islamic Jurisprudence) is the methodology of finding out the truth from the Quran and the Sunnah of the Prophet (SM). The scholars of Islam, called the Faqih, uses this methodology also to derive new meanings from a more general verdict in order to make the rellgion of Islam ever perpetuating. It should be kept in mind that fatwas/verdicts of the Islamic scholars are not to be held infalliable; they are humans and are prone to make mistakes, even when they have given their utmost to find out the truth.

Below are some topics on this subject:      

	Introduction to Shariah and Fiqh
	Source Methodology of Islamic Jurisprudence  by Taha Jabir al-Alwani
	Ethics of Disagreement in Islam  by Taha Jabir al-Alwani
	Fiqh us Sunnah   by Sayyid Sabiq
	Using the Ahaad Hadith in the Matters of  Beliefs
	Smoking by Muhammad al-Jibaly
	On Matters of Celebration
	1. Music by Abu Bilal Mustafa al-Kanadi
	2. Dancing   by A. Idris Palmer
	Various Fatwas by the Standing Committee of Ifta
	1. On Unification of Religions
	2. On Taqleed
	Eid and Related Matters
	1. The Best Days in the World   by Muhammad al-Jibaly
	2. Superior Days for Righteous Deeds     by Sheikh Abdullah ibn Jibreen
	3. The Ten Days of Dhul-Hijjah    by Sheikh Saleh al-Munajjid
	4. How to Celebrate Eid     by Sheikh Saleh al-Munajjid
	5. Sacrifice   by Sheikh Saleh al-Munajjid
	Various Fatwas   by Sheikh Saleh al-Munajjid
	1. On Tahara
	2. On Sunnah al Fitra
	3. On Punishment
	4. On Food & Nourishment
	5. On Drinks
	6. On Medicine
	7. On Clothing
	8. On Celebration
	9. What to do in Certain Situations
	10. On Social Problems
	11. On Sleeping Manners
	12. On Business
	13. On Inherritance
	14. On Interest
	15. On Invitation to Islaam