books by Imran Khan (al-hidayah bollywood al-amwal)

books by Imran Khan

books:

2 reviews
Imran Ahsan Khan Nyazee

Islamic Research Institute, 2000

Excellent
Excellent treatment of the topic. Explains the basics of Islamic Jurispudence well. I'd recommend it to any student of the law including laypeople just looking for an introduction.

The Distinguished Jurist's Primer Volume I

5 reviews
Ibn Rushd

Garnet Publishing, Ltd., 2000

Most valuable resource
Even if you have several books of Islamic law, this book is extremely valuable for two main reasons. First, it outlines the positions of the major schools and the sources and reasoning they use to arrive at those positions. Second, and more importantly, Ibn Rushd (Averroes to most of his European admirers) explains the divergence of views among the schools on the basis of the different ...

All Round View

5 reviews
Imran Khan

Chatto & Windus, 1988

One of the best cricketing books of all time.
Imran Khan, writes about his cricketing career.Besides that we can also read his veiws on a vide range of topics, including marriage , Pakistani culture as well as politics. Once I picked the book up I COULD NOT put it down. Highly recommended for the cricket fan.

Al-Hidayah: The Guidance

2 reviews
al-Marghinani, Burhan al-Din 'Ali b. Abi Bakr b. 'Abd al Jalal al-Farghani

Amal Press, 2006

"The" Manual of Law
There is no book that can match the power of al-Hidayah as a teaching manual. Education in Islamic law is not complete without this book. The book was designed by the author in such a way that it makes a vigorous interaction between teacher and student unavoidable. Each sentence presents a challenge both to the teacher and the taught. In this process, the student acquires a deep knowledge of the ...

The Book of Revenue: Kitab Al-Amwal (Great Books of Islamic Civilization)
Ibn Sallam Abu Ubayd, Abu Ubayd Al-qasim Ibn Sallam

Ithaca Press, 2003

Kitab al-Amwal (The Book of Revenue) is the work of a brilliant legal mind. Abu Ubayd al-Qasim ibn Sallam provides an accurate record of legal precedents laid down in the first two centuries of Islam, in particular those pertaining to the sources of revenue and the avenues of public expenditure. The power of the book, however, lies in the method of the author and the analysis undertaken by him. He gathers together the traditions of the Prophet, ...

Bollywood
Imran Khan, Gavin Fernandes

Vision on, 2001

Bollywood: An In-Depth Look at the Hindi Film Industry aims to correct that anomaly by opening the dynamic, heroic, extrovert world of Indian film to an increasingly curious global audience, mnay of whom have been alerted to the genre by the increasing number of successful Indian-made arthouse movies such as Salaam Bombay, produced as a riposte to the stylized but fascinating Bollywood traditions. Using the photographs of 'second generation' ...