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Majoritarianism in Fiqh Siyasah between Fiqh and Democracy

International Journal of Research and Innovation in Social Science
This study examines how the principle of majority operates within fiqh siyasah and modern democracy, particularly in the Malaysian context, where Islamic law functions alongside constitutional democracy. The research addresses the misconception that Islam either rejects majority rule or fully equates it with Western democratic practices. Such ambiguity
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Fiqh Awlawiyyah (Fiqh of Prioirity) in Waqf Banks

مجلة إسرا الدولية للمالية الإسلامية, 2016
One of the objects of pride in the Islamic governance system is the waqf system. Its importance and positive impacts in societies are manifest clearly throughout different eras. Waqf plays significant role to promote working development and upgrading Islamic societies in various sectors; religious and worldly matters.
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Fiqh

2014
The item gives an overview of the concept of fiqh (Islamic jurisprudence) and its ...
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THE SOURCES OF "FIQH":

Islamic Studies, 1990
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The Reflection of Husn-Qubh Issue on Principles of Fiqh and Branches of Fiqh

2022
In this study, the issue of husn-qubh is discussed in terms of both the principles and branches of fiqh. The approaches of theological scholars and jurisprudential to the relevant concepts It was emphasized, and especially hanafî approaches were given in more detail. It can be said that the reason for this is that Hanafî scholars deal with the concepts
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On Reading Fiqh

2016
This article examines the production and analysis of fiqh by surveying Islamic legal scholarship. It highlights the implications different analytic approaches bring to the study of fiqh as both doctrine and literary genre. Starting with an overview of debates about legal reform in the context of “modernity,” the article proceeds to an analysis of ...
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The Fiqh of Coronaviruses

Islamic Studies
COVID-19, a disease caused by a novel coronavirus, is widely believed to have originated in animals. In the Islamic worldview, animals, including those suspected to be reservoirs of coronavirus or other zoonotic viruses, are divine creations, guided by divine command and sustained through divine provisions.
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