The jurisprudential rules and regulations of financial transactions according to Ibn Taymiyyah

Authored by Abdul-Salam bin Ibrahim Mohammed Al-Hussain The Jurisprudential Rules and Principles of Financial Transactions according to Ibn Taymiyyah [The Jurisprudential Rules and Principles of Financial Transactions according to Ibn Taymiyyah, Collection and Study] — [Abdullah Al-Hussain] The importance of this research and the reasons for choosing it: 1. It discusses the science of jurisprudential rules, and the importance of this science and the urgent need for it are well known. 2. The application of the rules in this research focuses on the aspect of financial transactions. 3. This research relates to the thinking of a prominent scholar among the Muslims, whose writings and opinions people have engaged with. Highlighting the jurisprudential rules that this scholar relies on in his choices is a work worthy of attention, which can enrich the science of jurisprudential rules with new rules based on evidence from the Book and the Sunnah, fulfilling the objectives of Sharia, and gathering scattered opinions and rulings. For these combined reasons, this topic was chosen. — [Abdullah Al-Mazroua] May Allah reward you well, and benefit you. — [Al-‘Eidan] If the full book were uploaded, as well as the PhD thesis, it would be valuable. — [Abu Ishaq Al-Malik] For knowledge, there is a thesis with the same title, printed at Dar Al-Nafaes in Jordan. It is a master's thesis defended at the Jordanian University, and it is contained in one volume. — [Al-Ihsa’i] May Allah reward you, brother Abdullah, and benefit through this distinguished thesis, and we look forward to more from you, whether from the author himself or from his brothers known for knowledge and virtue. — [Abdullah Al-Mazroua] For knowledge, there is a thesis with the same title, printed at Dar Al-Nafaes in Jordan. It is a master's thesis defended at the Jordanian University, and it is contained in one volume. Its title is: The Jurisprudential Rules and Principles in Ibn Taymiyyah’s Financial Transactions. Researcher: Ibrahim Al-Shal Supervision: Omar Al-Ashqar