• Thaharah (Purification): Detailed discussion on water, wudhu, ghusl, tayammum.
• Salah (Prayer): Conditions, pillars, sunnah actions, and invalidators.
• Zakat: Calculations for gold, silver, crops, livestock, and modern currency.
• Sawm (Fasting): Rules for Ramadan.
• Hajj and Umrah: Step-by-step rituals.
• Muamalah (Transactions): Sales, debt, qimar (gambling).
• Munakahat (Marriage): Contracts, divorce (talak), khulu, iddah.
• Jinayat (Criminal Law) and Mawaris (Inheritance): Complex Faraidh calculations.

Content overview (based on descriptions)

• Covers standard fiqh topics: introduction to fiqh, sources and principles, prayer (shalat), fasting (sawm), zakat, hajj, marriage, divorce, inheritance, and related rituals and rulings.
• Style described as descriptive and aimed at learners: accessible language, practical rulings, used as a teaching text.

The Book: "Fiqih Islam"

First published decades ago, "Fiqih Islam" quickly became a standard textbook in Pesantren (Islamic boarding schools), universities, and mosques across Southeast Asia. Kitab Zakat (Alms):

What sets this book apart is its format. While many classical texts use Arabic (Kitab Kuning) without vowels (harakat), Fiqih Islam was revolutionary because it was written in Indonesian (specifically a formal, academic style of Indonesian) while retaining the structure of classical scholastic texts. This made it accessible to beginners who were not yet fluent in Arabic.