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I’m looking for an explanation of Akhsar Al-Mukhtasaraat. (Hanbali Fiqh)

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Q: Assalamu Alaykum Ustaadh I have recently joined a Akhsar Al-Mukhtasaraat course is there any Shurooh in book form you can suggest for me for Akhsar that will be nice supplement for me.
A: Wa ‘alaykum al-salam. Hanbali Acts of Worship by Furber contains passages from al-Ba’li’s explanation. That’s the only title available in English to my knowledge. If you understand Arabic then the following list will suffice you for this text:

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