Tag Archives: Islamic Jurisprudence

well-known work in Imamiyya fiqh (jurisprudence), written by Abu al-Qāsim Najm al-Din Jaʾfar b. Hasan Hilli, known as...

Wael Hallaq’s An Introduction to Islam Law, an introductory book for the students of Islamic Law, is an...

This book is addressed to a four-part audience: a wide readership of persons both within and without Islamic...

In this reading of Islamic legal hermeneutics, Robert Gleave explores various competing notions of literal meaning, linked to...

The International Seminar on Islamic Jurisprudence in Contemporary Society with theme "The Social Harmony through Islamic Jurisprudence" will be...

In this book we learn the many different laws on the rights of the mother, the father, the child, and...

The Jurisprudent Position Regarding Cloning and the Discussion Regarding the Counterview is a writing by Late Ayatollah Sayyed Muhammad Hussain Fadlullah. Reactions to the operations of cloning varied, with many foreign countries issuing laws that prohibit these operations for all purposes whatsoever. But the Religious Authority Sayyed Muhammad Hussein Fadlullah, …

Muhammad bin Abdullah bin Jafar wrote some questions regarding religious law in a letter to...

The science of jurisprudence dates back to the earliest Islamic era. It deals with an array of problems confronting society based on...

The article, which was written by Dr. Abulqasim Gorji, Discusses of how Shia fiqh and Usul al-Fiqh is...