رسالة شريفة في الكلام على آيتي الوضوء والتيمم لبرهان الدين المأموني دراسة وتحقيق القسم الثاني منه وهو آية المائدة

The subject of the whole thesis is to discuss the two verses of 'wudu' and 'tayammum.' This section deals with the sixth verse of Surat al-Ma'idah, which is one of the verses of rules in the Holy Qur'an and it clarifies how to perform 'wudu' and 'tayammum' when water is not available. The author explains and clarifies the content of the verse, considering all the relevant details, including reasons for the revelation and its timing, the meaning of each word that includes a linguistic or 'fiqh' issue and the related disagreement between 'faqihs' and 'qaris' such as the disagreement in reading "your legs" in the accusative case, and the effect this has on changing the meaning. Another example is "you touched". The author ends with a discussion of the wisdom of specifying the members of 'wudu' in the verse. The author also provides and discusses the opinions and inferences of scholars, and the reader notes that these inferences vary between the texts of the Holy Qur'an, the hadiths of the Prophet, peace be upon him, or rational and logical arguments.