Urdu translation of 'al-Lubab fi Fiqh al-Sunnah wa-al-Kitab', by Muhammad Subhi bin Hasan Hallaq, translated by Maulana Omar Farooq. The work contains all schools of Islamic Fiqh, accompanied by evidence and presented in a clear and simple manner to be understood by the young and the old, without blindly following any of the schools of Jurisprudence, but rather being presented with authentic proofs and follow the most authoritative opinions, without fanatical adherence to any particular group. The author agrees with each school when the truth is with them and contradicts them when they veer from that which is correct. Fiqh is to achieve access to knowledge of that which is unclear through knowledge of that which is proven, so it is more specific than mere knowledge or learning. And fiqh is knowledge of the juristic law. It is said Faquha -A man has acquired understanding and so he has become a Faqeeh (A scholar of Islamic Jurisprudence); and it is said Faqiha - He has understood it, i.e he has attained understanding of it, and it is said Tafaqqaha - he has devoted himself to the acquisition of (Islamic) Knowledge and specialized in it. Fiqh has been a subject of contention among the scholars as well as layman throughout the history of Islam.