The brief in clarifying the rules of general jurisprudence

Authored by / Muhammad Sidqi Al-Burnawi. This book is a comprehensive collection of general jurisprudential rules, as it gathers scattered parts from books of rules across different schools of thought of its authors, and it also clarifies the origin of the rule, its evidence, its linguistic and terminological meaning, what falls under it of subsidiary rules, and what branches off from it of some jurisprudential issues, with an explanation of the differences among schools — if there is any disagreement, the evidence for each school, the outcome of that disagreement, and its fruit. Then it explains some exceptions to each rule, the justification for the exception, and the scope of conflict and preference in that. This book is sufficient for the cautious and a beginning for the mujtahid, as it paves a new way in the science of rules that few have tread, and it opens a door in the science of comparative jurisprudence that was almost closed to its students and scholars. The style of this book makes knowledge easy for its seekers and explains from the rules what was obscure to its students. Paper type / White