A summary of the principles and judicial practices which was founded by Abu Hanifa Fakih eighth century

The book Badaa'i Sanai in the order of the laws written by the jurist Kasaani Hanafi Abu Bakr (died in 1191)

A summary of the principles and judicial practices which was founded by the eighth century jurist al-Nu'man ibn Thabit, better known as Abu Hanifa, the broadest doctrines prevalent Fiqh founder. Kasaani is one of a number of scholars of the Middle Ages who have been affected as Abu Hanifa, and the first two of his followers. Work deals with fundamental principles of Islam and the obligations imposed on Muslims. Author has analyzed the topics of several aspects, including the historical aspect and the text and situational and procedural. In a special section purity before the prayer in the absence of a pure running water (as in the case of tayammum) For example, it mentions Kasaani the principles contained in the Quran and the Sunnah of the Prophet and the consensus and methods of making tayammum. The final part of the book Literature judge and includes a decoder neck and border procedures for a variety of crimes, in addition to jihad and martyrdom and proofs. The Kasaani, which will be called contemporaries, "the king of modern scholars," a student Mohammed Samarqandi Alexana who married his daughter Fatima. And it was told that his wife Mehr Kasaani was this book, which was written for the occasion, and kissed him and Fatima's father gladly preferring him the dowry of Khataban richer if they are less informed and Ora. Fatima same judge and prominent scholarly woman spigot helped her husband in his fatwas. Kasaani died in Aleppo, Syria, and was buried with the girl Fatima Mohammed Samarqandi. Publication of Muhammad Amin Khanji, who financed the publishing process with others, this book in seven volumes in 1909 - 1910 in Cairo.