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This book is a translation of Ibn Aqil al-Hanbali's essay on Islamic manners, Fusul al-adab wa makarim al-akhlaq al-mashrua. It presents a significant number of commendable etiquettes Muslims are required to observe for everyday living and dealings. Ibn Aqil's essay is considered to be the shortest, and the earliest extant work from the Hanbali school on Islamic manners. The language employes in the translatio has been kept simple, straightforward, and modern to make the work accessible to everyone. This bilingual edition, with its parallel Arabic text, will allow readers to access the original Arabic and hopefully help with vocabulary building, oracy, and future translations. In Islam, good manners (adab) are required and admired; and it's developed through study and practice. It is hoped the translation, Ibn Aqil al-Hanbali's Essay on Islamic Manners becomes a means to refine manners better.

Jewel Jalil did his opening Arabic and Islamic studies in England and Yemen. He read part of his BA in Islamic Studies at Al-Jami's Al-Wataniyya, Sana'a, and his MA at SOAS, University of London. Currently he is reading his PhD in Arab and Islamic studies at the University of Exeter. His other  publications include: An Epitome of Hanbali Substantive Law (2018), and The Student's Guide (2020).

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