The Islamic jurisprudence councils

Number of pages: 272 pages Publisher: Takween for Studies and Research - British The research often addresses Islamic jurisprudence history through reviewing the successive stages it went through, starting from the prophetic era and ending with the present era. This aspect of the research perspective is not without importance, as it exposes the general features that organize the times of jurisprudence. However, the book "Jurisprudence Councils" moves the research in Islamic jurisprudence history from its temporal track to its spatial councils, from the question of "when" to "where." The book discusses the detailed aspects of jurisprudence councils (education, judiciary, fatwa, discussion and deliberation, debate, preaching), and thus studies history from within it. Instead of drawing cross-sectional lines in the air of history, this book aims to draw multiple longitudinal paths across their land by revealing the councils of jurisprudence and their reality in various types and functions.