Lessons in Islamic jurisprudence

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Lessons in Islamic jurisprudence

Muhammad Bāquir aṣ-Ṣadr ; translated and with an introduction by Roy Parviz Mottahedeh

Oneworld , In association with the Harvard Center for Middle Eastern Studies, 2005

  • pbk.

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Durūs fī ʻilm al-uṣūl

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注記

"Reprinted in paperback 2005"

Originally published: 2003

Translated from the Arabic

Original Arabic version: Beirut : Dār al-Kitāb al-Lubnāni, 1978

Includes index

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内容説明

Used widely by Shi'ite seminaries, and valued by Sunni scholars for its intellectual rigor, Muhammad Baqir as-Sadr's Lessons is a key study of Islamic jurisprudence. It covers topics from the general characterization of jurisprudence to such specialized issues as the assessment of the verbal divine-law argument, study of procedural principles, and reflections on the resolution of conflicting arguments. The new translation by Roy Mottahedeh from the original Arabic employs a carefully designed and appropriate English terminology, and features a significant amount of supporting material including a glossary of legal and theological concepts , and a full index of Arabic terms.

目次

  • 1 Characterization of jurisprudence: a preliminary word
  • characterization of jurisprudence
  • the subject matter of jurisprudence
  • the discipline of jurisprudence is the logic of legal understanding
  • the importance of the discipline of jurisprudence in the practice of derivation
  • jurisprudence is to legal understanding as theory is to application
  • the interaction between legal-understanding thought and jurisprudential thought
  • the permissibility of the process of deriving divine-legal rulings. 2 Substantiating arguments: the divine-law ruling and its subdivision
  • the division of rulings into injunctive and declaratory
  • categories of the injunctive ruling
  • areas of discussion in the discipline of jurisprudence
  • the divine-law argument. 3 Procedural principles: the fundamental procedural principle
  • the secondary procedural principle
  • the principle of the inculpatoriness of non-specific knowledge
  • the presumption of continuity. 4 The conflict of arguments: conflict between substantiating arguments
  • conflict between (procedural) principles
  • conflict between the two types of argument.

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