مِنَحُ الإله في إسقاط الصوم والصلاة للشيخ العلامة الفقيه عيسى ابن عيسى السفطي الحنفي البحيري الفحيلي المتوفى سنة:1143هـ (دراسًة وتحقيقًا) Mina ul Ilāh fi Iqā i-awm wa-alāh (Allah’s Mercy Shown in Dropping the Duties of Sawm and Salah) by the Eminent Jurist ˁĪsa bin ˁĪsa As-Safṭi Al-anafi Al-Beeiri Al-Feeili (d. 1143 H) Study and Critique [PDF]
يتناول هذا البحث دراسة وتحقيق رسالة في الفقه الحنفي وَسَمها مؤلفها بــ (مِنَحُ الإله في إسقاط الصوم والصلاة)، وهي عبارة عن رسالة لطيفة في بيان المواضع والأحوال التي يسْقط فيها الصومُ والصلاة عن المُكلَّفين وَفْقَ المذهب الحنفي، من تأليف: الشيخ ...
تغريد بنت مظهر يحيى بخاري
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The Validity of the Principle of Legality in Afghan Criminal Law: Problems and Solutions [PDF]
According to the Afghan Constitution, in the absence of relevant statutory laws, courts shall refer to Hanafi jurisprudence. However, there are other explicit and implied constitutional conditions, which should be taken into consideration, including ...
mohammad sadr touhid-khaneh
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آراءُ القاضِي أبي يُوسُفَ[ت:182هـ] الَّتي انفَرَدَ بها في المذهَبِ الحَنَفِيِّ في الشركة والوقف " جَمعًا وَدِراسَةً" The Opinions of Judge Abu Yusuf [d. 182 AH] that He Was Unique in Within the Hanafi School Regarding Partnership and Endowment: A Compilation and Study [PDF]
هذا الموضوع يتحدَّث عن آراء القاضي أبي يوسف يعقوب بن إبراهيم[ت:182هـ] المتعلِّقة بأحكام فقه المعاملات الماليَّة، والَّتي انفرد بها في المذهب الحنفيِّ، ودراستها دراسةً فقهيَّةً مقارِنةً في المذهب نفسِهِ، مع بيان أثر هذا الاختلاف في المفتَى به.وتتَّضح أهمِّ
عبدالرَّحمن صالح عبدالله الودعانيِّ
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Kosovar Muslims and the Hanafi School: Legal Interpretations in a Post-Ottoman Context
This article explores the enduring influence of the Hanafi school of Islamic jurisprudence among Kosovar Muslims in the post-Ottoman era, focusing on its legal interpretations and social implications.
Mimoza Hatixhe +3 more
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Study of Donation of Debt in Islamic Jurisprudence with Emphasis on Imami and Hanafi Schools of Law
Could a debt also be the subject of a donation? Some jurists believe that such a donation is not appropriate due to the impossibility of a debt acquisition. This group of jurists believes that donating debts is a payment to the debtor not in the form of a donation but in the form of a release, since the result is the same: the fall of a debt.
Abbas Mirshekari +3 more
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What is the ruling based on the outcome according to the Hanafi school in selected examples of issues of adultery and theft—a comparative jurisprudential study [PDF]
This research aims to study the application of the principle of the final judgment and to understand its results in matters of adultery and theft according to the Hanafi school of jurisprudence.
Susan Khalouf Dhiyab Al-Salmani - +1 more
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Dinamika Pemikiran Hukum Islam: Corak dan Karakteristik
This paper descibes the dynamic of Islamic law. Dynamics of Islamic law was born through a progressive process of ijtihad. Ijtihad progressive Islamic law gave birth to four products, namely fiqh, fatwa, legislation in Muslim countries (Qanun) and a ...
Zulkarnain Suleman
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ABSTRACT Corporate sustainability in the Global South unfolds under heterogeneous institutional conditions, where firms face simultaneous pressures from global ESG standards and local governance constraints. This study examines the relationship between ESG‐aligned environmental practices and corporate financial performance, considering the moderating ...
Paulo Sérgio Reinert +3 more
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An Examination of Slavery in Islamic Jurisprudence: Insights from the Hanafi School of Law
Abstract: This paper is a descriptive analysis of the idea of slavery, under the case study of Hanafi School of Islamic jurisprudence. Although world has moved on a lot from the slavery as an institution but slavery has transformed itself into new frames whether it is bonded labor or the human trafficking.
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Beyond Interest: The Legal Development of Bayʿ al-Wafāʾ in Hanafi Legal Thought
Credit relations in Muslim societies have attracted significant scholarly attention across disciplines due to the prohibition of interest. In the Ottoman Empire, renowned for its vast resources, the presence of sophisticated credit mechanisms alongside ...
Birnur Deniz
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