The Guardianship of the Jurist and the Theory of Islamic Governance: A Historical Perspective Shi'i Hagiography performing the prayers (şalāt) is

performing the prayers (şalāt) is mandatory in Islam

or burial of the deceased

this is a key work of fiqh in the English language for those who are not jurists but wish to perform their worship and conduct their lives based on authentic sources

The book is an effort to explore what Prophet Muhammad (S) told us about this journey ‘Towards Eternal Life’

The Guardianship of the Jurist and the Theory of Islamic Governance: A Historical Perspective Shi'i Hagiography performing the prayers (şalāt) isn this book, Allamah Sayyid Jafar Murta al mil raises the subject of the guardianship of the jurist and its rational and primordial proofs from a historical aspect. In Srat al Midah, Verse 55 of the Noble Qurn, God (swt) says: { } {Your guardian is only God, His Apostle, and the faithful who maintain the prayer and give the zakt while bowing down.} This noble verse tackled the guardianship of God (SWT) and His Messenger (s), in addition to a few