A comparative legal study of rulings concerning non-Muslims before death, during the final illness, and after death, covering visitation, funeral care, burial, condolences, bodily dignity, criminal liability, blood money, inheritance, and expiation across classical and contemporary contexts.

An educational collection of 500 numbered maxims drawn from experience and reflection on faith, character, relationships, trust, disappointment, patience, maturity, speech, self-respect, and the lessons of life, with the clove serving as a metaphor for cleansing the mind.

A foundational legal and educational study of chastity in the Qur’an, Prophetic Sunnah, and Islamic heritage, explaining its objectives and effects while offering practical means to preserve it amid contemporary social and media change.

A rigorous and accessible refinement of Sheikh Yusuf al-Qaradawi’s landmark Fiqh al-Zakat, presenting its principal rulings, contemporary updates, legal objectives, modern measurements, and practical tables for students and researchers in Islamic economics.

A foundational account of critical method in the Islamic scholarly tradition as a tool of renewal and civilizational development, presenting its major forms and forty ethical and methodological principles for objective, constructive criticism.

A foundational study of Islamic moderation as a safeguard for the community, defining its legal principles, warning against excess and negligence, and presenting Sheikh Yusuf al-Qaradawi as a major contemporary model of the balanced school.

The ninth volume in Professor Hassan Yachou’s series Thus Life Taught Me, bringing together 501 concise reflections inspired by Revelation and the riches of Arabic on kind speech, spiritual refinement, and humane relationships.

A structured study of the origins and historical stages of Islamic jurisprudence, from pre-Islamic Arabia and the age of Revelation to its schools, objectives, distinctive features, renewal, and relationship with modern statutory law.

Professor Hassan Yachou presents a comprehensive academic study of Qur’anic exegesis, clarifying its key terms, sources, interpretive principles, causes of disagreement, and rules of preference while warning against unreliable reports and ungrounded modernist readings.

Professor Hassan Yachou offers a descriptive, analytical, and applied study of the Qur’an’s rhetorical, legislative, scientific, and unseen dimensions of inimitability, together with a reasoned refutation of the Mu‘tazilite theory of sarfa.

A book by Professor Hassan Yachou examining the indispensable role of Arabic in understanding, teaching, and researching the Islamic sciences through a foundational and applied approach.