Introduction to the Principles of Islamic Jurisprudence, The Comprehensive Statement, Explanation of the Introduction of Jam' al-Jawami'

Introduction to the Science of Principles of Islamic Jurisprudence, the Comprehensive Statement, Explanation of the Introduction of Jam' al-Jawami Author: Muhammad Hassanein Makhlouf Al-Adwi, Maliki Researcher: Khalid bin Khalil Al-Zahdi, Mahmoud Hilal Sheikh Subject of the book: Principles of jurisprudence, Fiqh Publisher: Dar Al-Shamiyah | Turkiyat Publication date: 2021 AD | 1442 AH Number of volumes: 1 Number of pages: 63 Type of paper: Fine Shamua "Introduction to the Science of Principles of Islamic Jurisprudence, the Comprehensive Statement, Explanation of the Introduction of Jam' al-Jawami" refers to an introduction in the science of principles of jurisprudence derived from the book "Jam' al-Jawami" by Imam Al-Sabki, with a focus on explaining this introduction. The book "Jam' al-Jawami" is one of the most important works in the science of principles of jurisprudence, with many explanations including "Tashneef al-Masamie" by Al-Zarkashi, and "Al-Nukat on Jam' al-Jawami" by Ibn Jama'a. Explanation of the term "Introduction to the Science of Principles of Jurisprudence, the Comprehensive Statement, Explanation of the Introduction of Jam' al-Jawami" Principles of jurisprudence: is the science that deals with the evidences of Sharia (such as the Quran and Sunnah) and how to derive legal rulings from them, including main topics like the legal ruling, evidences, and methods of derivation. The Comprehensive Statement: refers to the terms agreed upon by scholars, or the consensus legal definitions in the science of principles, such that they encompass their meanings. Jam' al-Jawami: is a book by Imam Taq al-Din Al-Subki in the science of principles of jurisprudence, considered one of the fundamental texts in this science. Explanation of the Introduction of Jam' al-Jawami: is a detailed commentary on the introduction that Al-Subki wrote in his book "Jam' al-Jawami," which prepares the way for studying the book from its beginning.