كنوز من التعاليم المقدسة | شرح المبادئ القانونية الإسلامية والفقه الإسلامي

يُعد كتاب "كنز من المبادئ المقدسة | شرح المبادئ القانونية الإسلامية" استكشافًا ثاقبًا لأهم المبادئ القانونية التي توجه الفقه الإسلامي. تعمل هذه المبادئ بمثابة أسس أساسية يستخدمها العلماء لتفسير وتطبيق الشريعة الإسلامية في مختلف الظروف.

يشرح الكتاب كيف توفر المبادئ القانونية الإسلامية إطارًا لفهم الأحكام القانونية المعقدة بطريقة متسقة ومتوازنة. ومن خلال هذه المبادئ، يمكن للعلماء استنتاج أحكام تعكس العدل والإنصاف والحكمة مع الحفاظ على الأمانة لتعاليم القرآن والسنة.

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Kube Publishing

• شارول حسين

نقوم بشحن الطلبات مباشرة من مستودعاتنا في المملكة المتحدة والولايات المتحدة الأمريكية، ونقدم خيارات شحن متعددة لتناسب احتياجاتك. نحن نشحن بفخر إلى جميع أنحاء العالم.

عمليات التسليم في المملكة المتحدة (من مستودع المملكة المتحدة):

يصل الشحن القياسي عادةً في غضون 3-4 أيام عمل. يستغرق التسليم السريع 2-3 أيام عمل. نهدف إلى شحن الطلبات في نفس اليوم أو يوم العمل التالي، مع توفر خيارات التوصيل في اليوم التالي حيثما ينطبق ذلك.

عمليات التسليم في الولايات المتحدة الأمريكية (من مستودع الولايات المتحدة الأمريكية):

تصل الطلبات عادةً في غضون 4-7 أيام عمل.

أوروبا (يتم الشحن من المملكة المتحدة):

يستغرق التسليم القياسي حوالي 6-10 أيام عمل، مع توفر خدمات الشحن السريع في غضون 3-5 أيام عمل.

كندا:

الوقت المقدر للتسليم هو 5-10 أيام عمل.

الشحن في جميع أنحاء العالم:

تصل الطلبات الدولية بشكل عام في غضون 5-20 يوم عمل، اعتمادًا على الوجهة وطريقة الشحن المختارة.

للحصول على جداول زمنية دقيقة للتسليم بناءً على موقعك، يرجى الاتصال بنا عبر البريد الإلكتروني وسيقدم فريقنا معلومات مفصلة ومخصصة لعنوانك.

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Considerations in the Removal of Harm
الضَّرَرُ لا يُزالُ بالضَّرَرِ
Harm is not replaced by harm
The condition for the application of this maxim is that
harm cannot be replaced with harm that is greater than the present harm. It seems self-defeating to remove harm if it is only replaced by a similar harm, or worse. Rather, the aim in Islam is to eliminate harm completely, if not, then as much as possible. The legal import of this maxim is found more in personal and commercial law, with little significance in spiritual law. The maxim has various applications in Shariah. For example, a house is owned jointly by more than one person and one of the co-owners wants to divide the house and partition his area off in order to get his own privacy.
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The Presumption is Freedom from Jiability
الأَصْلُ بَرَاءَةُ الذَّمَّةِ
The original state is freedom from liability
This maxim is one of the fundamental principles of the Islamic judicial process. Although it is a subsidiary maxim of the core maxim 'certainty is not overruled by doubt, some jurists argue that it is an independent maxim due to its far reaching application in judicial processes. There are two key words in this maxim: The word bara'ah means to be free of something and the word dhimmah means liability, commitment and responsibility. What this maxim means is that liability is a transitory and contingent attribute, and freedom from it is the original status of humans. Hence, when a person is born he is free from any liability unless proof can be provided to the contrary.
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The Proximate Cause Takes Precedence
إذا اجْتَمَعَ المُباشِرُ والمُتَسَبْبُ يُضافُ الحُكْمُ إِلَى المُبَاشِرِ
If the doer and the causer are blamed, the action is attributed
This maxim has a great role to play in criminal procedures to determine who the blame rests with and who is ultimately responsible. The meaning of this maxim is that when the direct causer of an act and the proximate causer, i.e. the person that indirectly leads to the execution of the act, come together, the ruling shall be on the direct causer as he is the foremost cause for the performance of that act. In matters of criminal procedure, in which this maxim is mostly applied, it is an indispensable value that judgment shall be based on the effective and dominant reasons not to the conducive sources. This is because the former is stronger and closer
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THE TREASURY SERIES IN ISLAMIC THOUGHT AND CIVILISATION
HIS INSPIRING COLLECTION OF SACRED MAXIMS is drawn from the genre known in Arabic as al-qawa'id al-fiqhiyyah. These maxims are pithy sayings that Islamic scholars use as a guide for Islamic practice in a wide range of areas, from the rituals of worship to financial transactions. Though technically translated as "legal maxims", the array of topics these maxims cover encompass the core ethical principles at the heart of the Shariah.
Given its concision, each maxim is rich in meaning, and the commentary provided by Dr Shahrul Hussain gives us a glimpse into the maxim's significance. The commentaries, written by a Western Islamic scholar, bring out the relevance of each maxim to the English speaking reader.
This latest installment in Kube's Treasury Series in Islamic Thought and Civilisation, will help deepen the understanding of key aspects of Shariah in its legal and ethical dimensions.
Dr. Shahrul Hussain is a Lecturer in Islamic Studies at the Markfield Institute of Higher Education. He studied Arabic and Islamic studies in the UK, before pursuing further study at the Azhar University where he graduated from the Faculty of Islamic Law and Jurisprudence in 2001. In 2010 he completed his PhD at the University of Aberdeen on the subject of Islamic law in Muslim minority contexts. He currently teaches students of the BA and MA in Islamic studies at the Markfield Institute.