Principles of Islamic Jurisprudence By Mohammed Hashim Kamali

ISBN: 9780946621828

Author: Mohammad Hashim Kamali

Book Binding: Paperback

Pages: 546

Size: 6 x 9 inch

Publication: 2011

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About This Book:

The famous book "Standards of Islamic Statute," presently in its third version, has been completely updated and extended. Teacher Kamali's refreshed work is the most intensive English-language therapy of the hypothesis of Muslim regulation known as "usul al-fiqh." This part of study is once in a while viewed as one of the most troublesome among conventional Islamic sciences, since it manages the means by which strict services and rules are shaped from the Quran and the Sunnah — the Prophet Muhammad's practices and points of reference.
"Standards of Islamic Statute" is a college course book that stands apart for its lucidity and clarity. It is a fundamental asset for understudies concentrating on Islamic regulation, yet in addition for anyone with any interest at all in finding out about Muslim society or exploring subjects of near law.
Islamic statute, or fiqh, is pivotal in creating Islamic human advancements' legitimate and moral systems. It contains proposals on themes going from individual way of behaving to civil rights, exchange, and administration. As tended to in Kamali's work, usul al-fiqh gives the scholarly system whereupon Islamic legitimate specialists fabricate their translations and decisions.
This book is a significant asset for people endeavoring to understand the complicated and critical subject of Islamic statute, offering light on how Islamic regulation is created and executed in assorted settings. It is additionally worth focusing on that Islamic regulation has changed through hundreds of years, acclimating to different social and verifiable circumstances while keeping up with situated in the Quran and Sunnah. Understanding the development of Islamic general sets of laws is imperative for fathoming their variety and dynamism.