The right in Islamic law

Authorship: Muhammad Tamom Subject: Islamic Jurisprudence Type of binding: Cover Type of paper: White Number of pages: 256 Year of printing: 2014 Year of publication: 2014 Edition: 1 A legal terminology that has not received the full attention in study, analysis, and definition in the context of traditional Islamic jurisprudence, despite pioneering attempts and references and indications from our ancient jurists. Islamic Sharia organizes the relationship between the right holder and the one obliged, and the thing owed, and establishes the sound foundations for this relationship, methods of formation, creation, and termination. It also regulates the rulings and actions required for Muslims to perform, command and prohibition, positive and negative, aiming to implement the right. The book also provides an introduction to the right, its pillars, source, types, and divisions, as well as ownership and wealth in Islamic Sharia, the categories of ownership, types of ownership, and models of jurisprudential rulings to illustrate the theory of rights in Islamic jurisprudence.