Safinatun Najah (Arabic: سفينة النجاة‎) is a concise book on the basics of jurisprudence according to the Shafi'i school. This book is intended for students and beginners so that it only contains the conclusions of fiqh law without including the arguments and the basis for making arguments in determining the law. Even so, there are still a number of fiqh issues that are classified as ikhtilaf among fiqh scholars between schools of thought, even among the scholars of the Shafi'i school itself, so seriousness or guidance is needed in choosing a more appropriate opinion (rajih) in accordance with the Al-Qur'an and Sunnah. . This book was written by Salim bin Sumair al-Hadhrami, a scholar from Yemen who died in Jakarta in the 13th century H. This book is popular among Nahdliyyin Islamic boarding schools and is included as one of the basic curriculum materials.

The Safinah Book has the full title Safinatun Naja Fiima Yajibu `ala Abdi Li Maulah (a boat of safety in learning the obligations of a servant to his Lord). Although this book is small in form, its benefits are enormous. In every village, city, and country, almost everyone learns and even memorizes it, both individually and collectively.

In various countries, this book can be obtained easily in educational institutions. Because, both the students and the scholars like to study it carefully and thoroughly. This book covers religious topics in a complete, coherent and intact manner, starting with the chapter on the basics of Shari'a, then the chapter on purification, the chapter on prayer, the chapter on zakat, the chapter on fasting and the chapter on Hajj.

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