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- Translator's Introduction
- The Principles of Jurisprudence (usul al-fiqh)
- Introduction
- The Principles of Jurisprudence
- The Sources of Jurisprudence
- A Brief History
- The Subjects of the Principles
- Issues Common to the Book and the Sunnah
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- The Discussion of Imperatives (awamir)
- The Discussion of Negative Imperatives (naw ahi)
- Discussion of Generalities and Particularities (aam wa khas)
- Unconditional (mutlaq) and Conditional (muqayyad)
- The Discussion of the Tacit (mafahim)
- The Abstract (mujmal) and the Clear (mubayyan)
- The Abrogator (nasekh) and the Abrogated (mansukh)
- Consensus and Reasoning
- The 'Principles of Application'
- Jurisprudence (fiqh)
- Introduction
- Brief History of Jurisprudence and Jurisprudents
- Brief History of Jurisprudence and JurisPrudents (2)
- The Sections and Chapters of the Issues of Jurisprudence
- Contracts ('oqud)
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- The Book of Buying and Selling (kitab ul-bay'i)
- The Book "Rahn"
- The Book of the Bankrupt (muflis)
- The Book of Prohibition (hajr)
- The Book of Liability (diman)
- The Book of Peace (sulh)
- The Book of Partnerships (sharikat)
- The Book of the Partnership of Capital and Labor (mudarabah)
- The Book of Agricultural Partnerships (mazaro'at and musaqat)
- The Book of Trusts (wadiy'ah)
- The Book of Lending (ariyah)
- The Book of Hire (ijareh)
- The Book of Representatives (wakalah)
- The Book of Endowments and Charity (waqf and sadaqat)
- The Book of Temporary Endowments (sukna and habs)
- The Book of Giving (hebat)
- The Book of Wagers (sabq and rimayah)
- The Book of Wills (wasiyat)
- The Book of Marriage (nikah)
- Unilateral Instigations (iyqa'at)
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- The Book of Divorce (talaq)
- The Book of Divorce Wholly or Partly Instigated by the Wife (khul'a and mabarat)
- The Book of Illegal Divorce (zahar)
- The Book of Vows of Abstention (Iyl'a)
- The Book of Cursing (l'aan)
- The Book of Freeing (itq)
- The Book of Acquiring Freedom through Will, by Purchase and Through Relationship (Tadbir, mukatibeh and istilad)
- The Book of Confessing (iqrar)
- The Book of Reward (ja'alah)
- The Book of Vows (ayman)
- The Book of Taking an Oath (nathr)
- Laws
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- The Book of Hunting and Slaughtering (sayd and thibh)
- The Book of Eating and Drinking
- The Book of Mis-Appropriation (ghasb)
- The Book of Right of Preference (shaf'ih)
- The Book of Enlivening the Dead (ihiya al'muwt)
- The Book of Finds
- The Book of Inheritance
- The Book of Arbitration (qaza)
- The Book of Testimony
- The Book of Punishments (hudud and t'azirat)
- The Book of Retaliation (qisas)
- The Book of Financial Recompense (diyah)
- Translator's Epilogue
Jurisprudence and Its Principles
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Author(s): Ayatullah Murtadha Mutahhari
Translator(s): Salman Tawhidi
Publisher(s): Tahrike Tarsile Quran
Category: Islamic Laws
Topic Tags: jurisprudence Fiqh Sources Miscellaneous information:nbsp;Jurisprudence and Its Principles
by Martyr Ayatullah Murtada Mutahhari
Translated by Salman Tawhidi (edited by Laleh Bakhtiar)
Published by: Tahrike Tarsile Quran P.O Box 1115 Elmhurst, New York 11373 ISBN 0-940368-28-5 Library of Congress Number: 83-050155
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History and sources of jurisprudence, history of jurisprudents, as well as methods, laws, and issues relating to jurisprudence.
Translator's Introduction
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In the Name of God the Merciful, the Compassionate
The importance of the holy Shari'ah of Islam is crucial. By means of it, human beings know exactly how to live in harmony with his or her Creator, with the rest of mankind, and with the rest of creation.
If we look at the proceedings of the material universe, we realize that the planets and forces of nature are all bound by fixed laws that ensure the material creation's symmetry. The animal world is also bound by such laws, and, even though animals are motivated only by their natural, "base", "worldly", "material" instincts, they too contribute to the symmetry and harmony of this planet.
The world of human beings, however, is a general exception to these observations. Reflection on the proceedings and the methods of human beings in the world shows that they are in no way in harmony with the symmetry of the universe around them. On the contrary, it shows them to be all but striving to disturb and disrupt that symmetry.
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