ISBN: 9781874263081
Author: Dr. Abdel Hakim El- Faitouri
Binding: Softcover
Pages: 54
Size: 5.8 x 8.3 inches
Publication Year: 2005
Description
About This Book:
Dr. Abdel Hakim El-Faitouri's "Regulations for Using Evidence in Islamic Law" is a scholarly investigation into the detailed principles controlling the use of evidence within the framework of Islamic jurisprudence. This comprehensive text digs into the subtle norms that govern evidence application, giving legal practitioners, researchers, and students a thorough understanding of the concepts that underpin the Islamic legal system.
Legal Precision and Scholarly Rigor:
Dr. Abdel Hakim El-Faitouri brings a depth of legal skill as well as scholarly rigor to the investigation of evidence in Islamic law. This book is more than just a guide; it is an academic discourse that methodically dissects the principles and norms regulating evidence admissibility and use in Islamic legal situations.
Quranic and Prophetic Foundations:
Based on Islam's basic texts, the book refers to the Quran and Sunnah to explain the principles guiding evidence. Dr. El-Faitouri guides readers through the complexity of Islamic law, providing a clear grasp of how evidence is gathered from sacred texts and applied within a legal framework.
Contemporary Relevance:
Recognizing the need for a more nuanced understanding of evidence in today's legal world, the book bridges the gap between traditional Islamic jurisprudence and modern legal circumstances. Dr. El-Faitouri discusses the significance of these restrictions in today's legal systems, encouraging a lively dialogue between Islamic principles and contemporary legal difficulties.
Practical Application:
While grounded in intellectual discourse, the book is intended to have practical relevance for legal practitioners and students of Islamic law. Dr. El-Faitouri not only elaborates on the theoretical underpinnings but also shows how these regulations are used in real-life legal settings.
