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"Islamic Social Jurisprudence: Grounding and Application"

الفقه الاجتماعي الإسلامي تأصيلاً وتنزيلاً

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The book (Islamic Social Jurisprudence, Rooted and Revealed) deals with the scope of the legal rulings related to the social field, considering that the legal rulings in their entirety are not limited to regulating the religious field only, but rather extend to include the social field at its multiple levels, and this is what we find in all chapters of the entire religion. Starting with the contractual rulings, passing through the rulings on acts of worship and transactions detailed in Islamic jurisprudence in the family field, and in compensation and voluntary contracts and charitable transactions... all the way to the rulings.The authority that regulates the relationship between the ruler and the subjects, and the social developmental policies it targets, in light of the fundamentalist jurisprudence of Maqāsidī, and what it requires from the jurisprudence of priorities or budgets.

The book consists of five basic chapters, after an introduction and a general introduction, as follows:

Chapter One: The social dimension in the philosophy of Islamic legislation and its applied models

Chapter Two: Areas of social jurisprudence according to the Maqasid angleChapter Three: Sources of funding in Islamic social jurisprudence: He divided them into three sections, including what is permanent and what is renewable according to circumstances and conditions.

Chapter Four: Colonial attacks and their impact on the Islamic social system

Chapter Five: Prospects of contemporary social work and its emerging fields.

"Islamic Social Jurisprudence: Grounding and Application"
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Bibliographic Data

Author
PublishercentremanahilWebsite
Countryالمغرب
Primary CategoryPhilosophies and Cultures
Published2026
LanguageArabic (AR)
Editionالثانية
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About Dr. Mohamed Abjtit

**Dr. Mohamed Abjtit** is a **Moroccan academic, researcher, and author from the Ait Said region (Nador Province), specializing in Islamic studies, jurisprudence (Fiqh), fundamentals of jurisprudence (Usul al-Fiqh), family issues, and the humanities**

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