On Legal Theory of Muslim Jurisprudence
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Al-mustasfa min 'ilm al-usul (
Al-Burhan.[2]
Content
While Ghazali was deeply involved in
Ghazali's method to
mujtahid.[5]
Structure
The Sharia rules
The Sharia rules were further categorized into following:
- The Essence of the Rules
- The Categories of the Rules
- The Constituents of the Rules
The Sources of the rules
The Sources of the rules included:
- The First Principal Sources (Quran and The Book of Abrogation)
- The Second Principal Sources (Sunnah)
- The Third Principal Sources (Ijma)
- The Fourth Principal Sources (Rational Proof and Istishab)
Influence
Hanbali madhab entitled Rawdat al-Nazir was significantly influenced by Ghazali's work, Al-mustasfa.[6]
See also
- The Condensed in Imam Shafi’i’s Jurisprudence
References
- ISBN 978-0691134840– via Google Books.
- ^ "Al Mustasfa Min Ilm Al Usul By Imam Ghazali, Vol.1 - (Intro)".
- ISBN 9781615300570– via Google Books.
- ^ "Dissertation" (PDF). ghazali.org.
- ^ "Al Mustasfa min ilm Al Usul: On Legal theory of Muslim Jurispudence Paperback – 23 Jan. 2018 - (Content)".
- ISBN 9781134551705.