Fetawa-i Yahya
| Müellif | Yahya Efendî - |
| Materyal türü | Yazma eser |
| Dil | Çok dilli |
| Kurum | University library Svetozar Markovic, Belgrade |
| Kaynak | Europeana |
| Not | Paper covers with leather over edges and binding, covers recently made, an inscription on the binding: Šemsi Beg Tuzlić, Fetve. Linen binding. Taliq script, black ink, certain terms and marks in the text written with red ink. Marginal notes, ink: black and red. Original foliation with Arabic ciphers in the upper left corner of the a page, black ink: 2-323. Contents: 4a-5b.; Korice od slepljenih listova hartije s kožnim pojačanjem preko uglova i hrpta, korice su od skorijeg datuma, na hrptu piše: Šemsi Beg Tuzlić, Fetve. Platneni povez. Talik. Rukopis pisan crnim mastilom, pojedini termini i oznake u tekstu zapisani su crvenim mastilom. Beleške na marginama zapisane su crnim i crvenim mastilom. Originalne numeracija listova arapskim cframa, crnim mastilom u gornjem levom uglu strane "a": 2-323. Sadržaj: 4a-5b.; When someone asks a Muslim scholar about performing a specific action, the reply will be a "fatwa" explaining which of these five categories this action would fall under. So if you ask a Muslim scholar to give a fatwa about adultery, they would tell you that it is "Not Permitted". If you ask about fasting in Ramadan, they would answer that it is "Obligatory". Muslims are usually encouraged to ask for reasoning and evidence behind any fatwa, and should avoid blindly following the opinions of Muslim scholars without understanding the reasons behind them. This is because Muslims should always feel that they are practicing Islam to gain the pleasure of God, and not to gain the pleasure of acceptance of any human being. |
Yahya Efendî -, Fetawa-i Yahya, University library Svetozar Markovic, Belgrade, https://www.europeana.eu/item/9200126/ECC02C88766B3D00E0B3FF513F80F64FB1CA69E9?utm_source=api&utm_medium=api&utm_campaign=mmurvess.