The fundamental principles

Osama bin Ibrahim Al-Shaiban Index of Topics Introduction Importance of the topic and reasons for choosing it ........ Previous studies Research objectives Research plan Research methodology First section: Using the verse as evidence in the discussions of foundational principles and obligations Requirement 1: The definition of knowledge Requirement 2: The generalization of knowledge to what is less than certainty Requirement 3: The generalization of Islamic law regarding dislike to investigation Requirement 4: It is not permissible for the accountable person to undertake an action without knowledge Requirement 5: It is not a condition for the obligation of the collective duty that the action be realized Requirement 6: It is not a condition for the speech to the addressed person to imagine agreement or disagreement Second section: Using the verse as evidence in the discussions of legal evidence Requirement 1: Using the verse as evidence in the discussions of agreed-upon legal evidence Issue 1: The invalidity of relying on the verse when it is interpreted Issue 2: An example of specifying the Quran with a single report Issue 3: If part of the verse or hadith is abrogated, what remains is according to its original meaning Issue 4: The saying of the companion: (The Sunnah is such, and we are commanded with such) is not considered a chain of narration to the Prophet (peace be upon him) Issue 5: A single report (hadith) causes knowledge Issue 6: A single report does not necessitate action Issue 7: The narrator must be a jurist if he contradicts analogy Issue 8: The acceptance of an unknown status narration is not valid Issue 9: The invalidity of the accepted Hadiths that are mursal (missing a link) or munqati’ (broken) Issue 10: Acting upon conflicting Hadiths Requirement 2: Using the verse as evidence in the discussions of disputed legal evidence Issue 1: The invalidity of the authority of silent consensus (ijma’ sakuti) ........