📖 Al-Nawawi’s Forty Books 📖

By Abu Zakaria Yahya bin Sharaf Al-Hazami Al-Nawawi Al-Shafi’i, known as Al-Nawawi

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The Forty in the Buildings of Islam and the Rules of Rulings, known as the Forty An-Nawawi, a text that included forty-two hadiths compiled by Yahya bin Sharaf al-Nawawi

The Forty An-Nawawi is a book that contains forty-two noble prophetic hadiths, compiled by: Imam al-Nawawi, who committed in collecting them to be authentic. Then he committed in these forty that they would be authentic, and deleted their chains of transmission to facilitate their memorization, then he followed them with a chapter on controlling the subtleties of their wording. The author finished writing it on Thursday night, Jumada al-Awwal 29, 668 AH.

Al-Nawawi said in the introduction to his book about this hadith and the extent of his reliance on it in collecting the forty Nawawi: “The scholars have agreed that it is permissible to act on the weak hadith regarding the virtues of deeds. However, my reliance is not on this hadith, but rather on his statement - may God bless him and grant him peace - in the authentic hadiths: “Let the witness among you inform the absent,” and his saying: “May God bless a man who heard my statement, understood it, and performed it as he heard it.” Professor Maher al-Hindi commented on Al-Nawawi’s saying that relying on weak hadiths regarding the virtues of deeds is the opinion of the majority and is not agreed upon.

The forty hadiths are the forties that appeared based on a weak hadith that says: “Whoever memorizes forty hadiths for my nation regarding matters of its religion, God Almighty will resurrect him on the Day of Resurrection in the group of jurists and scholars.”

Author:
Abu Zakaria Yahya bin Sharaf Al-Hazami Al-Nawawi Al-Shafi’i (631 AH - 1233 AD / 676 AH - 1277 AD), known as “Al-Nawawi,” is a Muslim hadith scholar, jurist, and linguist, and one of the most prominent Shafi’i jurists. He is famous for his many books and classifications in jurisprudence, hadith, language, and biographies, such as Riyadh Al-Salehin, Al-Arba’in Al-Nawawi, Minhaj Al-Talibeen, and Al-Rawdah. He is described as the editor of the Shafi’i school of thought, its refiner, its reviewer and its arranger, as the work among the Shafi’i jurists has settled on what Al-Nawawi suggests is most likely. Al-Nawawi is called the Sheikh of the Shafi’is. If the word “two sheikhs” is used according to the Shafi’is, they mean Al-Nawawi and Abu Al-Qasim Al-Rafi’i Al-Qazwini.

❇️ Some reviews of Al-Nawawi’s book The Forty ❇️

▪️Source of reviews: www.goodreads.com/ar/book/show/6740315▪️

- The Forty An-Nawawi hadiths are among the summaries of the words of the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, containing the most eloquent meanings and the wisest principles, to the point that most of them were described as having the course of Islam, and constructing most of the rulings.. It was true that they should be taken care of for preservation and teaching, and understanding and understanding.
Ahmed Al-Issawi

- Five full stars for the wonderful and warm feelings and the nostalgia for a past in which we used to memorize these hadiths after we had finished memorizing the part we were required to memorize from the Holy Qur’an... the days when girls and boys used to gather us on the roof of the mosque. One would wipe his slate and the other would memorize quickly so that the sheikh would not delay him from leaving. Others sneak into the Women's Mosque to get a secret view of it... Ah, those days... that innocence and that warmth...
Hassenareads

- A very important book and an essential beginning in understanding religious sciences correctly. What is beautiful about the book is that it branches out into many topics and opens the horizon for the reader to very important information in all areas of life. The book needs time because it needs focus.
Mahmoud Ilyan

- The Forty An-Nawawi is a book containing 42 noble hadiths from the Prophet (may God bless him and grant him peace). They are easy to read, understand, and assimilate, and they are absolutely indispensable under any circumstances. Imam al-Nawawi collected them and Imam Ibn Daqiq al-Eid explained them in a simplified and comprehensive manner. May God have mercy on them all and be pleased with them, and may God bless them. In our scholars always, forever, at all times, and may He reward them on our behalf with the best reward, Amen
Nadia Diab

- Praise be to God, Imam Al-Nawawi, may God have mercy on him, is one of the companions of Al-Shafi’i whose sayings are respected, and he wrote many books, including “The Forty Nawawi”... The hadiths include various chapters and are considered a complete way of life for a Muslim, so you will find what encourages loyalty to God Almighty, honesty, abundance of voluntary prayers, and knowledge. Relieving distress from believers, seeking knowledge, guarding the tongue and night prayers, charity, kind words, patience, modesty, good manners, benevolence, asceticism, and honoring the guest and the neighbor. You also find warnings against lying, murder, envy, injustice, and bad morals. Sheikh Bin Othman's style and explanation is easy and smooth, and he explains every word in detail. It is advised for every student of knowledge to memorize these hadiths, understand their meaning, and act according to them.
Nourhan Aly

❇️ Some quotes from Al-Nawawi’s book The Forty ❇️

“Command me; He said: Don't get angry. He repeated repeatedly: “Don’t get angry.”

―Yahya bin Sharaf al-Nawawi, The Forty An-Nawawi


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