Basic Rulings and Foundations of Fiqh - Sh. Ibn Sa'di's-Explained - by Saleh as-Saleh [PDF]
The Beneficial, Eloquent Classifications and Differentiations
- [Part 01] - [Part 02] - [Part 03] - [Part 04] - [Part 05] - [Part 06] - [Part 07]
Discussion based upon: 1-Sh. Ibn Sa'di's original explanation 2-Our Sh. Muhammad ibn Saalih Al-'Uthaimeen's Commentary, and 3-Full explanation by our Sh. (Dr.) Sami ibn Muhammad As-Sghair
Principles of Islamic Jurisprudence ( Fiqh ) - by Dr Mohammad Hashim Kamali - 338 Pages -[Book] [PDF]
(Shaykh Yaser Birjas referred this book - This Book speaks about the rationals of shariah )
fiqh is always m,isconstrued as Islamic jurisprudence.
Shari'ah is Islamic jurisprudence or the jurisprudential laws that are enforced.
fiqh simply means understanding and in the context of this issue, it just simply means the understanding of certain Imaams in their practition of law and usoolu-fiqh were the utensils used to guide their understanding. The result of all of that upon a societal outcome is shari'ah.
fiqh is always m,isconstrued as Islamic jurisprudence.
Shari'ah is Islamic jurisprudence or the jurisprudential laws that are enforced.
fiqh simply means understanding and in the context of this issue, it just simply means the understanding of certain Imaams in their practition of law and usoolu-fiqh were the utensils used to guide their understanding. The result of all of that upon a societal outcome is shari'ah.
thanks for clearing that up. :sunny:
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