The Garden of the Judges and the Path of Salvation

Authorship / Abi Al-Qasim Al-Sumanani From the treasures of manuscript jurisprudence. Its author compiled it at the request of the Minister "Nizam Al-Mulk," and intended for it to be a simplified comprehensive collection of what scholars, learners, specialists, and the general public need, so that it is indispensable in the discipline of jurisprudence across all schools of Islamic law. It encompasses what previous scholars have written in this science, critiques it, and arranges its chapters and sections. Among the features of the book: It responds to Western attacks and their claim that Islamic judiciary was influenced by the systems of Persian and Roman judiciary, while in light of balanced research it becomes clear that this science has progressed through successive stages of growth and development, and eminent jurists who preceded or contemporized the compiler wrote about it. Islamic law and legislation. A jurisprudential, constitutional, and judicial heritage worthy of careful study, critique, and scrutiny by researchers and scholars, and it should serve as a reference in higher studies in jurisprudence. Advantages of the edition: The book was verified based on three manuscript copies, and this edition was produced in one volume to bring its material closer to what aligns with the purpose of its compiler. Type of paper: Shamua