Necessitating of Interdiction at Imam AL-Shawqani & its Effect on his Jurisprudential Views: Comparative, Fundamental and Jurisprudential Study

Authors

  • Dr. NAJM ALI ALI RASHED

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.54582/TSJ.2.2.29

Keywords:

Al -Shawqani, Necessitating, Forbidding

Abstract

The research dealt with the necessity of interdiction and its requirement according to Imam Al-Shawkani and its impact on his jurisprudential opinions by applying them to some jurisprudential issues, because the scholars of Principles differed in the connotation of interdiction against abominable and its requirements, including Imam Al-Shawkani, who had a significant impact on their differences in the practical legal rulings. This research aims to identify the necessity of interdiction and its requirement according to Imam Al-Shawkani, and to determine its impact on his jurisprudential views.
The researcher used the descriptive, analytical, comparative and applied approach. The research was divided into three sections; the first section was about the reason for the interdiction, while the second section was about the requirement of interdiction (the effect of the indication of interdiction) while the third section was about the jurisprudential applications of the effects of interdiction.
The research concluded that:
1-Imam Al-Shawkani believes that the reason for interdiction is inhibition, and it is a fact in it.
2-Imam Al-Shawkani is with the necessity of interdiction if it is important whether in worship or dealings.
3-Imam Al-Shawkani believes that interdiction does not require corruption if there is no specific interdiction, whether in worships or dealings.
4- Agreeing with the jurisprudential opinions of Imam Al-Shawkani with his fundamentalist views on interdiction and the necessity of the inhibition.

Published

2022-05-25

How to Cite

RASHED د. ن. ا. ع. ع. (2022). Necessitating of Interdiction at Imam AL-Shawqani & its Effect on his Jurisprudential Views: Comparative, Fundamental and Jurisprudential Study. The Scientific Journal of University of Saba Region, 4(1). https://doi.org/10.54582/TSJ.2.2.29

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