- Recognition of Halal and Haram and a Research Introduction to the Book on Halal and Haram in Islam
- The Benefits, Characteristics, and Quranic Guidance of the Book on Halal and Haram in Islam
- The translation of Halal and Haram in Islam, an invitation to research instead of permission and imitation
- Recognition of Halal and Haram and the Islamic Principle of Original Permissibility
- The authority to declare something halal or haram belongs only to Allah Almighty
- The Shariah Status of Declaring Halal as Haram and Haram as Halal
- The harms of forbidden things and the ruling on the means that lead to the forbidden
- The legal rulings on the tricks of the forbidden, intention, doubtful matters, and necessity
- Principles of Halal and Haram Foods in Islam in the Light of the Quran and Hadith
- The Prohibition of Carrion, Blood, Pork, and Sacrifices Made to Other than Allah
- Things Exempted from Carrion and the Ruling on Eating Forbidden Food Under Compulsion
- Method of Islamic Slaughter and Conditions of Halal Animals
- People of the Book, Magians, and the rulings of modern slaughter
- The Islamic rulings of hunting in the light of the Quran and Hadith
- The Prohibition of Alcohol and Every Intoxicating Substance in the Light of the Quran and Hadith
- The Islamic ruling on the trade, gifting, and gathering involving alcohol
- The ruling on using alcohol or forbidden medicine for treatment
- The Islamic ruling on drugs and harmful substances
- Clothing, covering, and cleanliness rulings in the light of the Quran and Hadith
- The Islamic rulings on gold, silk, and adornment for men and women
- The clothing of a Muslim woman, the resemblance between men and women, and the ruling on the attire of arrogance
- The rulings on joining hands, wearing wigs, and henna application in the light of authentic hadiths
- The Islamic ruling on tattooing, thinning eyebrows, and cosmetic alterations
- The ruling on growing a beard, trimming the mustache, and shaving the beard
- The importance of the home in Islam, cleanliness, decoration, and avoiding extravagance
- The ruling on gold and silver utensils and silk beds in the light of authentic Ahadith
- The Prohibition of Statues in Islam, Its Wisdom, and the Correct Way of Memorializing Personalities
- The Islamic ruling on children’s toys, dolls, and defective statues
- The ruling on non-figurative images, curtains, and cushions in the light of Ahadith and traditions
- A comprehensive summary of photography, the purpose of the image, and the rulings of the artist
- The ruling on keeping a dog, permission in necessity, and medical harms
- Earning lawfully, the virtue of hard work, and the condemnation of unnecessary questioning
- The Virtue of Agriculture and the Islamic Ruling on Forbidden Cultivation
- Industry and Craftsmanship, Earning by Hand, and Forbidden Professions in the View of Islam
- The Virtue of Trade, the Conduct of the Companions, and the Rulings on Forbidden Trade
- Employment, forbidden jobs, and the general Islamic principles of earning a livelihood
- Sexual Desire, Marriage, and the Prohibition of Adultery in the Light of Islam
- Privacy with a non-mahram woman and observing hijab from a brother-in-law according to authentic ahadith
- The Rules of Lowering the Gaze, Avoiding Improper Glances, and Covering in the Light of the Quran and Hadith
- The adornment of a woman, the ruling on the face and palms in the light of the Quran and Hadith