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"[The author] argues for the existence of a madhhab-law tradition of jurisprudence underpinning the four post-classical Sunni schools of law. This tradition celebrated polyvalence by preserving the multiplicity of conflicting opinions within each school,
Al-Azem, Talal,
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Reconstructing Cross-Madhhab Islamic Brotherhood in the Modern Era: Sayyid Muhammad al-Maliki’s Epistemology of Moderation and Anti Takfir [PDF]
The contemporary Muslim ummah faces internal fragmentation due to sectarianism, takfir (excommunication), and the erosion of classical ethics of disagreement (adab al-ikhtilaf), a crisis intensified by digital-age polarization.
Abdulloh, Abdulloh
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Perkembangan Fikih Pada Masa Berakhirnya Madhhab
This article discusses the development of Islamic jurisprudence at the expiration of Islamic thought which known as a taqlid period, i.e. the stagnation and static period that lasted from the mid-fourth century of Hijriyah (351 H). The growth of taqlid mentality in this period is due to several factors, the internal and external factors.
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From Undang-undang Melaka to federal constitution: the dynamics of multicultural Malaysia. [PDF]
Nor MR, Abdullah AT, Ali AK.
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Diversity of legal schools is an inherent characteristic of Islamic legal tradition, yet its management in Islamic educational institutions has largely been examined from a normative perspective. Limited attention has been given to how madhhab moderation
Rian Hidayat +3 more
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Opinions on the Legitimacy of Death Declaration by Neurological Criteria from the Perspective of 3 Abrahamic Faiths. [PDF]
Miller AC.
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The first studies on Madhhabs histories and their works
Suleiman Akus, N. Abdullayev
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Halal Criteria Versus Conventional Slaughter Technology. [PDF]
Abdullah FAA +2 more
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Al-Muntakhab fi Usual al-Madhhab
The aim of this thesis is to edit a manuscript in 'Usul al-Fiqh (principles of Islamic jurisprudence) written according to the Hanafi school. The main manuscript used on the edition dates back to (690H/1292AD). The author is Husäm al-Din Muhammad bin Muhammad bin `Umar al-Akhsikathi, who died in (6441V1247AD).
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This study analyzes the provision of iddah and mut‘ah alimony in divorce cases through the Shafi‘i Madhhab perspective, focusing on the Singkil Shari‘ah Court Decision No. 8/Pdt.G/2024/MS.Skl as one of the most recent religious court rulings in Indonesia.
Karimani, Siti Aliyyah, Ahsan, Khoirul
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