From the fatwas of Sheikh “Muhammad Al-Jaarani” Sarehid Al-Masalati, d. 1353 AH - 1934 AD, and his son: Muhammad bin “Muhammad Al-Jarani”, d. 1399 AH - 1979 AD

collection, study and verification

Abstract

     This is a research in which the author collected what he found so far in written fatwas by two sheikhs from the city of Masalata, namely: Sheikh Muhammad bin Muhammad Sarihid, who is one of the people of the thirteenth and fourteenth centuries AH, and his son, the sheikh: Muhammad bin Muhammad al-Jarani. He lived in the last Hijri century. fourteenth.  The importance of this work comes from the fact that the fatwas of these sheikhs and others are widely disseminated to the people. They are at risk of being lost if they are not collected and published before the documents written in them become obsolete.  The researcher divided his work into two parts: a study section that he devoted to translating the two aforementioned sheikhs (the father and the son); Despite the scarcity of information and the scarcity of sources for research, there is an investigative section in which the text of those fatwas that the researcher obtained was quoted, and their number is: five fatwas written by Sheikh Muhammad al-Jaarani (the father), and the number is: three other fatwas written by his son, Sheikh Muhammad, and the researcher commented on them in a way that helps in understanding them, He appended it with examples of some of these fatwas, then concluded the research with the most important results and recommendations.  The researcher shed light on the heritage of these two sheikhs. As part of his comprehensive work - God willing - in: the fatwas of the scholars of his issue; Collected, studied, and investigated.” No one has ever studied the legacy of these two sheikhs, as far as the researcher knows.