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القول المسرج في حکم اسقاط المروج مع الاقساط في دفع الاعتراضات علی الاسقاط

القول المسرج في حکم اسقاط المروج مع الاقساط في دفع الاعتراضات علی الاسقاط

استاذ الحديث فداء محمد بن محمد عارف بن محمد معصوم المعصومي الحنفي

له هرڅه نه وړاندي السلام عليکم ورحمة اللّٰه وبرکاته.! وروسته د سلام نه دې دا تحفه درته ډالۍ وي. د مروج حيله اسقاط اړوند د استاذ الحديث فداء محمد المعصومي يو نوی «جديد» تصنيف: په نامه د «القول المسرج في حکم اسقاط المروج مع الاقساط في دفع الاعتراضات علی الاسقاط». که څوك غواړي چې د حيلة الاسقاط په حقيقت سر خلاص کړي، او يا هم لا مذهبه خلکو ته پرې مدلل او مفصل بحث وکړي، او ترڅنګ يې قانع کړي، نو همدا کتاب ورته بسنه کوي. تاسي کولای شي، چې همدلته په انلاين بڼه کتاب مطالعه کړي ، او يا هم لدې ځای څخه ياد کتاب کښته (ډانلوډ) کړي.

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