[Ndptbudd]

What are some good books written by scholars from the Shafii school? I am in the process of picking a madhad (I reverted last year and am now comfortable with it) and am very interested in this school.

[qd0vhq4f]

مذهب: from the root word ذهب which means to go.

Madhab: from the root word Dhahaba.

[Eeaquzyh]

This is a 'silsilah' of classic books that written by Imam in Shafi'i madhab.

http://4.bp.blogspot.com/_g_EYzybF7l...itab2+fiqh.jpg

But brother, you can start to learn fiqh from basic fiqh books that written by local Shafi'i ulama.

[Borrinas]

What are some good books written by scholars from the Shafii school? I am in the process of picking a madhad (I reverted last year and am now comfortable with it) and am very interested in this school.

As the brother mentioned above, first check out which Madhab is dominant in your region, also check if Shafi'i mosques and imams are common or not. Its better to follow the Madhab followed by the scholars of your locality, so you can get the better guidance. All four Madhabs are valid. So no worries.

Allah knows best.

[TpDoctorOneTp]

What are some good books written by scholars from the Shafii school? I am in the process of picking a madhad (I reverted last year and am now comfortable with it) and am very interested in this school.

Reliance of the Traveler is probably the largest most comprehensive book of Shafi Fiqh in the English Language. Al-Maqasid is another good one, but it's basically just a very condensed version of Reliance. Both books are translated by Shaykh Nuh Ha Mim Keller.

[Erwtbimp]

Tuhfathul-Ikhwan is a good book on shaf'i' fiqh that contains all the basic
material required for a beginner without going into lengthy detail. It was
originally written in urdu by an Indian Alim and has been translated into
english by Moulana Yousuf Karaan of South Africa, and published by Waterval
Islamic Institute. However, I do not know where it is available outside SA.