The introduction to deriving branches from the roots

The book: The Introduction to Deriving Branches on Principles The author: Jamal al-Din Abu Muhammad Abdul Rahim ibn al-Hassan al-Isnawi (died 772 AH) Verified, annotated, and text-extracted by: Dr. Muhammad Hassan Haitwal Publisher: Al-Resalah Foundation - Beirut Edition: Second, 1401 AH - 1981 Number of pages: 534 Product description: "The Introduction to Deriving Branches on Principles" authored by Imam Jamal al-Din al-Isnawi, may Allah have mercy on him. *About the book: The book "Al-Tamheed" by al-Isnawi represents the correct model for the process of deriving branches on principles, and the leaders of the schools of thought in their introduction to his book have called for following his approach, saying: "Let the leaders of the schools of thought recall their foundational rules and branches, then follow what I have taken, so that - God willing - all of them will gain practice in extracting evidence, refining it, and understanding its sources of strengthening and correctness." The researcher: In this article, I have written a study about this book after living with it through the investigation of a part of its text and teaching some of its branches. It is a brief study, inspired by the examples from the section I edited. Several noble brothers requested it from me, so here it is in its first copy, hoping that Allah will benefit from it and that it will meet the needs of its seeker. Table of contents: - Issue - Issue - Issue - Issue - Issue - Issue - Issue - Issue - Issue - Issue - Issue - Issue - Issue - Issue - Issue - Issue - Issue - Issue - Issue - Issue - Issue - Issue - Issue - Issue - Issue - Issue - Issue - The first in the setting - Issue - Issue - Issue - Issue - Chapter two in the division of words - Issue - Issue - Issue - Issue - Chapter three in derivation - Issue - Chapter four in synonymy and emphasis - Issue - Issue - Chapter five in ambiguity - First issue - Second issue - Third issue - Chapter six in reality and metaphor - Chapter - Issue - Issue - Issue - Issue - Issue - Issue - Issue - Issue - Issue - Issue - Chapter seven in conflicting matters that hinder understanding - Issue - Issue - Chapter eight in interpreting letters that scholars need to know - Issue - Issue - Issue - Issue - Issue - Issue - Issue - Issue - Issue - Issue - Issue - Chapter nine in how to infer with words - Issue - Issue - Issue - Issue - Issue - Issue - Issue - Issue - Issue - Issue - Issue - Issue - Issue - Issue - Issue - Chapter two in prohibitions - Issue - Issue - Issue - Issue - The first in general terms - Issue - Issue - Issue - Issue - Issue - Issue - Issue - Issue - Issue - Issue - Issue - Issue - Issue - Issue - Issue - Chapter two in specificity - Issue - Issue - Issue - Issue - Chapter three in the special case - Chapter on exception - Issue - Issue - Issue - Issue - Issue - Issue - Issue - Issue - Issue - Issue - Issue - Issue - Chapter on condition and issues within it - Issue - Issue - Chapter on restriction by circumstance - Issue - Issue - Issue - Chapter on restriction by distinction after conjunction - Chapter - Issue - Issue - Issue - Issue - Issue