Alhassanain(p) Network for Heritage and Islamic Thought

Principles of Islamic Jurisprudence (Usulul-Fiqh) Volume ١

Author: Sheikh Mansour Leghaei
Publisher: www.ihic.org.au
Category:

• Meeting 1: Definition, History, Subjects
• Definition
• Significance
• History
• Subjects
• Meeting 2: Semantic Issues I (Mabahethul-al-Faath)
• ABSTRACT
• Introduction
• Important Points
• 3. Verbal Principles (Usulu-lafdhiyyah)
• 3/1: the Principle of Reality
• 3/2: The Principle of General
• 3/3: The Principle of Absoluteness
• 3/4: The Principle of Apparent
• Meeting 3: Semantic Issues II (Mabahethul-al-Faath)
• ABSTRACT
• The Imperative Form
• Imperative form indicates the compulsion
• Others Expressions for Imperative Form
• An Imperative Form which indicates permissibility
• Types of Imperative in Islam
• Prohibitive From (al-Nahy)
• The Implied Meanings (al-Mafaheem)
• Types of Implied Meanings
• The Conditional Implied
• General (al-‘Aam) and Specific (al-Khas)
• Absolute (al-Motlaq) & Limited (al-Moqayyad)
• Obscure (al-Mojmal) & Explained (al-Mobayyan)
• Meeting 4: Rational Correlation (al-Molazematul-‘aqleeyah)
• ABSTRACT
• Definitions
• Religious Evidence & Rational Evidence
• Independent Rationality & Dependent Rationality
• Argument in Rational Good and Shameful Deeds
• Correlation Between A Rational Deduction and a Religious (Narrative) Deduction
• Some Applications of Rational Correlation
• al-Ejzaa' (to suffice instead of)
• 2. Association of a Command and a Prohibition!
• Meeting 5: The Validity of the Four Evidences #1
• ABSTRACT
• Introduction
• The Meaning of al-Hojjah (Valid Evidence)
• The Premises of the Proof of Occlusion (Moqaddamat Daleel Ensedaad)
• First Evidence: The Holy Quran
• Meeting 6: The Validity of the Four Evidences #2
• ABSTRACT
• Second Evidence: The Sunna
• Validity
• Proofs for the Validity of a Single Narration
• 1/ The Holy Quran
• Ayah Naba' (News): 49:6
• Ayah al-Nafr (travelling for learning): 9:122
• 2/ Sunna
• Third Evidence: Consensus (al-Ejma')
• Fourth Evidence: Rational Proof (al-Daleel al-Aqlee)
• Meeting 7: Analogy- Equality and Preferences
• ABSTRACT
• Definition of Analogy
• History
• Validity of Analogy
• Equality and Preferences
• Meeting 8: The Procedural Principles
• ABSTRACT
• Introduction
• Subjective Doubt and Legal Doubt
• First Principle: Continuity (Isteshab)
• Conditions of the Principle of Continuity
• Proofs of the Validity of Continuity
• Second Principle: Exemption (Baraát)
• Proof of the Principle of Exemption
• Third Principle: Precaution (Ehtiyaat)
• Proofs of the Principle of Precaution
• Fourth Principle: Alternatively Optional (Takheer)