ISBN: 9780955109911
Author: Shaykh Khalid bin Ali Bin Muhammad Al Anbari
Book Binding: Softcover
Pages: 97
Size: 5.8 x 8.3 inches
Publication year: 2007
Description
About This Book:
Khalid Dr. Al-Anbari's "The Impact of Man-Made Laws" is a thought-provoking and scholarly examination of the role of man-made laws in shaping a community's religious and legal status, specifically in determining whether an abode is considered one of disbelief or Islam within an Islamic context. This book provides a thorough examination of the complicated connection between Islamic law and the legal systems that nations have chosen, offering insight into the many issues concerning religious belief and legal frameworks.
Khalid Dr. Al-Anbari's enlightening study educates readers on the subtle interplay between man-made laws and the religious and legal status of a dwelling within Islamic jurisprudence. The introduction lays the ground for a thorough examination of the issues and ramifications of this relationship.
Man-Made Laws and Islamic Judgment
The book digs into the topic of made-up rules and their conformity with Islamic law. It provides a thorough overview of the historical context as well as the numerous perspectives and discussions around this topic.
Identifying an Abode's Status
This section delves into the complex process of assessing an abode's religious and legal status, with the presence of man-made rules as a key consideration. Khalid Dr. Al-Anbari addresses the many points of view within Islamic academia and the elements that impact whether an abode is one of disbelief or Islam.
Contemporary Difficulties and Complexities
The book investigates the current issues and complications that arise when man-made laws collide with Islamic jurisprudence. It analyzes the practical ramifications of this interplay, as well as the many legal and religious viewpoints that impact dwelling classification.
