Al-Jazir Fiqh al-Mawaj is a collection of fiqh (jurisprudence) on the four schools of thought: Hanafi, Maliki, Shafi’i, and Hanbali. The book is divided into five parts, and the first part was published in 1939. The author is the well-known and distinguished scholar Abdur Rahman Al-Jaziri. He is from the people of Egypt, and he studied at Al-Azhar and jurisprudence in it.

The main section of the book contains the books of jurisprudence on the four schools of thought. The first part contains the definition of the terms and the principles of jurisprudence on the four schools of thought, and the second part contains the laws and regulations concerning the four schools of thought. The third part contains the legal and political systems in the world, and the fourth part contains the laws and regulations concerning marriage and divorce. The last part of the book contains the principles of religious law, and the last chapter contains the answers to the questions that were asked by the reader.

This book was written to help the readers to understand what is going on in the world of jurisprudence, and what are the things that are necessary for them to know.