Fatawa Tatarkhaniya — FINAL JILD 07

Fatawa Tatarkhania is one of the greatest Islamic heritages and academic masterpiece left behind by Delhi Sultanate in India. Fatawa Tatarkhania was compiled into thirty volumes which serve as the encyclopedia of Islamic jurisprudence and fatwa literature. It is considered one of the reference books for the future works on Hanafi Fiqh. It was compiled by Shaikh ‘Aalim bin ‘Ala Indarpati (d. 1381/786AH) in the reign of Sultan Feroz Shah Tughlaq (i.e. 1351-1389), but it was attributed to a notable noble Tatar Khan for his patronage of learning class and ulama. This grand collection of Hanafi Fiqh was prevalent for many centuries in the academic circles, but it was not published completely until recent time. The manuscripts of the collection were available in several libraries in Hyderabad, Rampur, Patna and Khedive Library Egypt, but the complete copy of it was preserved in the Library of

উৎস: Internet Archive — https://archive.org/details/fatawa_tatarkhaniya