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Quotations from the Biography of The Religious Referential Authority,

the Grand Ayatollah Sheikh Hajj Muhammad al-Yaqoobi

HIS SCIENTIFIC WRITING WORKS

The books written by Sheikh al-Yaqoobi, as well as the interviews made with him, have amounted to more than 90 titles in a period of approximately four years, apart from about two hundred brochures that comprised details of many social issues. Because of such abundance in writings, Sheikh al-Yaqoobi was exposed to many summons and interrogations by the ruling authorities of Saddam’s regime who were frightened by such products. Even after the collapse of Saddam’s regime, Sheikh al-Yaqoobi did not stop writing books on other fields of life.

The following list includes a number of these writings:

A Research on Derivatives according to the views of the U¥£lists; statements of his mentor, Martyr al-¯adr II, dealing with his views about `Ilm al-U¥£l (Principles of Jurisprudence).
Al-Far¢¤ah al-Mu`a§§alah (The Deserted Religious Duty); a deductive jurisprudential research on the individual duty (w¡jib ta`y¢n¢, i.e. it must be carried by each individual independently) of performing the Friday Congregational Prayer.
Al-Qawl al-Fa¥l f¢ A¦k¡m al-Khall (The Conclusive Word about the Laws of Vinegar); a deductive, jurisprudential, and scientific research linking between chemistry and Muslim jurisprudence.
Al-Riy¡¤iyy¡t Lil-Faq¢h (Mathematics for Jurisprudents); profound mathematical deductions on some questions appertained to fiqh (Muslim jurisprudence) and u¥£l al-fiqh (Principles of Muslim Jurisprudence).
Mas¡'il f¢’l-Fiqh al-Istidl¡l¢ al-Muq¡ran (Questions in Contrastive Deductive Jurisprudence); a number of profound deductive researches on some of the most important controversial question among jurisprudents.
Bu¦£th Istidl¡liyyah f¢ Mas¡'il Khil¡fiyyah (Deductive Researches on Controversial Questions); the lectures of the stage of Independent Research (in the Seminary) that Sheikh al-Yaqoobi delivered in the holy city of al-Najaf. The first volume of this book has been published.
Al-Uswah al-°asanah lil-Q¡dati wa’l-Mu¥li¦¢n (Leaders and Reformists; Excellent Exemplars); lessons on self-building and policy of the Muslim nation as extracted from the Holy Prophet’s traditions.
A¦k¡m al-¯awm wa-ªd¡buh£ (Laws and Etiquettes of the Ritual Fasting); a practical jurisprudential thesis on the laws of the ritual fasting as commentary on the book of Manhaj al-¯¡li¦¢n by Martyr Sayyid al-¯adr II.
Subul al-Sal¡m (Courses to Peace); a practical jurisprudential thesis clarifying the most significant issues of the religious laws, written in an up-to-date style.
Man¡sik al-°ajj (Rites of °ajj); a book on the laws and etiquettes of the ritual duty of °ajj.
11. Al-Usus al-`ªmmah lil-Fiqh al-Ijtim¡`¢ (The General Foundations of Socio-Jurisprudence).
Dawr al-A'immati f¢’l-°ay¡t al-Isl¡miyyah (The Role of the Holy Imams in the Islamic Life); an elaborate explanation of and a commentary on a research bearing the same title and written by Martyr Sayyid Mu¦ammad B¡qir al-¯adr. Martyr Sayyid al-¯adr II had also written a commentary on the same research.
Inti¥¡ran li Umm al-Ban¢n (In Support of Umm al-Ban¢n).
Al-Ma`¡lim al-Mustaqbaliyyah lil-°awzah al-Shar¢fah (The Futuristic Features of the Blessed Seminary).
J¡mi`at al-¯adr al-D¢niyyah (The al-¯adr University of Religious Studies); the identity and achievements of this scientific faculty.
Shahr Rama¤¡n wa’l-`«d (The Month of Rama¤¡n and the Lesser Bairam); a book making comparison between the religious laws and the customary traditions pertaining to the month of Rama¤¡n and the feast that follows it.
Min Wa¦y al-Mun¡sab¡t (Aroused by Occasions); lectures delivered on various occasions.
Min Wa¦y al-Ghad¢r (Aroused by al-Ghad¢r).
19. The Three Complaints:

Shakw¡ al-Qur'¡n (The Qur'¡n Complains)
Shakw¡ al-Masjid (The Mosque Complains)
Shakw¡ al-Im¡m (The Imam Complains)

Na¦nu wa’l-Gharb (We and the West); a series of books out of which seven parts have been published so far:

Na¦nu wa’l-Gharb (We and the West)
Al-Mu`¡dil al-Maw¤£`¢ al-Isl¡m¢ wa-Ta¦addiy¡t al-Mith¡l al-M¡dd¢ (The Islamic Objective Equivalence and the Challenges of the Materialistic Ideal)
Na¨r¡t Isl¡miyyah f¢ I`l¡n °uq£q al-Ins¡n (Islamic Glances at the Human Rights Charter)
Na¨rah f¢ Falsafat al-A¦d¡th (A Glance at the Philosophy of Events)
Al-Fikr al-Isl¡m¢ al-Mu`¡¥ir wa’l-`Awlamah (The Modern Islamic Thought and Globalization)
Falsafat Tashr¢`¡t al-Mar'ah (The Logics for Laws of Women)
Ni¨¡m al-Id¡rah wa’l-°ukm f¢’l-Isl¡m (The Administration and Government System in Islam)

Na¦wa Mujtama`in Na¨¢f (Towards a Clean Community); a series of books out of which eleven books have been published so far, each under an independent title:

Al-Ghin¡' Y£rithu al-Nif¡q (Singing Brings About Hypocrisy)
Maw`i¨ah wa-Irsh¡d f¢ Fa¥l al-¯ayf (Preaching and Guidance in Summer)
Al-Mash¡kil al-Zawjiyyah (Matrimonial Problems)
Rifqan bi’l-Rij¡l Y¡ Qaw¡r¢r (Be Lenient Towards Men, O Vials!)
Al-Aidz Nadh¢r Inhiy¡r al-°a¤¡rah al-Gharbiyyah (AIDS; Foreboding of the Western Civilization Collapse)
K£n£ A¦r¡ran (Be All Free!)
Al-`Amal al-Siy¡s¢ min al-W¡jib¡t al-Shar`iyyah (Political Activity; A religious Duty)
°abs al-°uq£q al-Shar`iyyah min al-Kab¡'ir (Refraining From Defraying the Religious Taxes; A Grand Sin)
`Un¥ur al-¯idq f¢’l-Shakh¥iyyah al-Isl¡miyyah (Honesty; a Component in the Islamic Personality)
Al-Mujtama` al-Isl¡m¢ wa-Mushkilat al-Si¦r wa-A¥¦¡b al-N£r wa’l-Maq¡m¡t al-`ªliyah (The Muslim Community and the Problems of Sorcery and the Men of Illumination and Supreme Ranks)

Fiqh al-Mar'ah al-Muslimah (Jurisprudence of Muslim Women)
Al-Khi§¡bah al-Nis¡'iyyah bayna al-W¡qi` wa’l-±um£¦ (Women’s Preaching; Actuality and Ambition)
²aw¡hir Ijtim¡`iyyah Mun¦arifah (Abnormal Social Phenomena); in three parts.
Al-°awzah wa-Qa¤¡y¡ al-Shab¡b (The Seminary and the Issues of the Youth)
Al-Fiqh lil-Jam¢` (Jurisprudence for Everybody); a series of books:

Fiqh al-J¡mi`¡t (Jurisprudence Appertained to Universities)
Fiqh al-`Umm¡l (Jurisprudence Appertained to Laborers)
Fiqh al-`ª'ilah (Jurisprudence Appertained to Family)
Fiqh al-Maw¡kib al-°usayniyyah (Jurisprudence Appertained to Ceremonies of Condolence of Imam al-°usayn)
Fiqh al-Muwa¨¨af¢n (Jurisprudence Appertained to Employers)
Fiqh al-¯ayy¡d¢n (Jurisprudence Appertained to Fishermen)
Fiqh al-`At¢q (Jurisprudence Appertained to Trade of Antiques)
Al-Fiqh wa ¯al£n¡t al-°il¡qah (Jurisprudence Appertained to Barbershops)
Fiqh al-Sayy¡r¡t (Jurisprudence Appertained to Automobiles)
Fiqh al-Muz¡ri`¢n (Jurisprudence Appertained to Peasants)
Fiqh al-Mu¥awwir¢n (Jurisprudence Appertained to Photographers)
Al-Murshid al-Fiqh¢ lil-Mu`allim¢n (Jurisprudential Guide for Teachers)

Wa¥¡y¡ wa-Na¥¡'i¦ li-Khu§ab¡' wa-±alabat al-°awzah al-`Ilmiyyah al-Shar¢fah (Instruction and Advices for Students of the Blessed Seminary)
Al-Istim¡` il¡ al-Akhb¡r f¢ Waqt al-Azam¡t (Listening to News in Crises)
Khi§¡b al-Mar¦alah (Speeches of the Current Stage); a continuous series of books five of which have been yet published and a set of speeches and guidelines delivered for purpose of educating the masses, promoting their senses, and informing them of their religious duties towards the various surrounding circumstances.
Al-Sayyid al-Shah¢d al-¯adr al-Th¡n¢ Kam¡ A`rifuh£ (Martyr Sayyid al-¯adr II As I Know Him)
The Unpublished Heritage of Martyr Sayyid al-¯adr II; a series of books:

°ad¢th al-R£¦ (Spiritual Discourse with Martyr Sayyid al-¯adr II) in two volumes.

Commentaries on Ayatollah Sayyid al-Kh£'¢’s Minh¡j al-¯¡li¦¢n by Martyr Sayyid al-¯adr II.

Qan¡d¢l al-`ªrif¢n (Lanterns of the Gnostic); ethical correspondences on self-discipline and heart purity between Martyr Sayyid al-¯adr II and His Eminence Sheikh al-Yaqoobi.