"12 Questions Concerning Fadak" delves into one of the most pivotal issues in Islamic history—the ownership and significance of Fadak. This work presents a structured exploration of twelve essential questions that arise from the historical narrative surrounding Fadak, its acquisition by Fatimah (A.S.), and the subsequent disputes that ensued after the Prophet Muhammad's (S) passing.

The book systematically analyzes the context of Fadak, discussing its geographical, social, and political relevance. It highlights the claims made by Fatimah (A.S.) regarding her inheritance and the responses from the early caliphate, exploring the implications of these events on the Muslim community's development.

Through a combination of historical documentation, theological reflections, and critical analysis, this book aims to provide readers with a comprehensive understanding of the controversies surrounding Fadak, shedding light on the themes of justice, inheritance rights, and the struggles faced by the Prophet's family. Ultimately, "12 Questions Concerning Fadak" encourages readers to reflect on the broader significance of these events in shaping Islamic thought and community.