A foundational applied study of two principles (when interests and harms conflict / what is not forbidden to take is forbidden to give)

Dar Al-Nashr Dar Tiba Al-Khadra Authored by Sami bin Faraj bin Eid Al-Hazimi Subject of the book: Jurisprudence International classification number: AA-015.0386.008 Type of binding: Artistic hardcover Number of volumes: 1 City of publication: Mecca Al-Mukarramah Number of pages: 305 Type of paper: Shamua paper Number of editions: 1 Year of printing: 2018 A foundational and applied study of two jurisprudential principles: The principle that if interests and harms conflict, the greater benefit is achieved by sacrificing the lesser and preventing the greater harm by risking the lesser. It is part of the science of balancing interests, which is an important science that every Muslim should consider and learn, especially in this time with many new developments in life related to Islamic law, as people are between excess and deficiency. The second principle: what is forbidden to take is also forbidden to give. This is an important rule in all matters related to Muslims, as it pertains to contracts, daily transactions, leasing, gifting, borrowing, and similar dealings. It is closely monitored, and knowing the related rulings about giving and taking is essential.