Jurisprudence of the objectives of Sharia in the revelation of rulings or jurisprudence of ijtihad

Authorship / Fawzi Balthabit In this book, Fawzi Balthabit combines jurisprudence and its roots and reality under the title: "Jurisprudence of Descending Ijtihad," meaning the methodological approach that must be followed in applying Islamic rulings to reality. Thus, the author has gathered what the righteous predecessors have reached in understanding the application, and reformulated it in a new way that suits the era we live in. He also collected scattered opinions on application within one book after they were contained separately in the works of previous scholars, mentioning their roots, principles, and rules. Based on this, the author describes his work as: "An attempt to gather scattered sayings and opinions in the jurisprudence of application, which was shaped by the giants of knowledge. They are found in their foundational works, especially, and are applied to jurisprudential issues as needed. Sometimes they appear clearly, and sometimes they hide, with varying degrees of visibility and concealment. Therefore, this work was done to establish an applied methodology in a single compilation, with the inclusion of reality as a theoretical and practical subject within this methodology." The book begins with a general introduction on the characteristics of Islamic legislation, followed by five chapters that address their content and type. The paper color is white.