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Urdu inpage of Usul al-Fiqh book & new book on methodology

The inpage version of Muhammad Ali's excellent Urdu book on Usul al-Fiqh can now be downloaded from:

http://www.esnips.com/doc/5f5a08b4-8334-4c8d-ad19-4789673eb3a5/Usul-al-Fiqh---Urdu-book-inpage

Note: You may need to sign up to esnips to be able to download the files

Another book by him in Urdu on 'The correct methodology to re-establish the Islamic state' can be downloaded from:

http://www.esnips.com/doc/869eb6fb-0f25-49bd-bcfc-7ed477110c1f/The-correct-methodology-to-re-establish-the-Islamic-state

The following are also some new Urdu articles:

The Islamic view on Insurance

http://www.esnips.com/doc/680625c9-c72f-47eb-9a5c-a45811871cdf/The-Islamic-view-on-Insurance

The Miracle of the Quran

http://www.esnips.com/doc/f1acef2d-c6d5-4f52-b40f-543fe61e9273/Miracle-of-the-Quran

The Khimar, Jilbab & Niqab - the Sharia viewpoint

http://www.esnips.com/doc/e7ac9ba5-f8bd-45f8-9e85-d67a385f9a93/The-Khimar,-Jilbab--Niqab---the-Sharia-viewpoint

Comments

Anonymous said…
Salam,
I am really keen to read these books but don't have inpage software can these books be converted into pdf so that many people like myself will get benefited from it.

JZK

Your brother in islam
Anonymous said…
Salaam,

Could you please convert these into PDFs. Loads of bros and sisters couldnt open it.
Pakistan
Islamic Revival said…
Assalam wa alaikum

Unfortunately it is a very lengthy process to convert the files into PDF - the file size also increases alot when you convert. I will try to do some of the articles slowly, but the books will be too difficult.

The PDF version of the Urdu Usul book is already available from: http://www.esnips.com/doc/aaff445e-75c3-4b30-83dc-26d22e4cb768/Urdu-book-PDF:-Usul-al-Fiqh
Unknown said…
Brothers Salam
Indeed it quite simple to convert .inp to .pdf.
But again you need to have the new Inpage 3 to do that.
Just open the file in Inpage 3 and Save As .pdf
Jazak Allah

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