The landmarks of civilization in the science of the roots of jurisprudence

Authorship / Hani Jafar The researcher was keen to clarify the features of civilization in the roots of jurisprudence from an doctrinal, intellectual, social, educational, political, and economic perspective. And the first thing that civilization comes from is a person's belief in his Lord, and this belief needs thought to develop it, so that when it stabilizes to live, necessity calls for a gathering organized by sound upbringing, and for an economy and politics that sustain this life. This study is considered a serious attempt to connect the fields of this book, and to demonstrate the extent of their interconnection and complementarity, and that there is no separation between the roots of jurisprudence and them, and that they are his field of work, and his area of care and perspective. The study also shows that the roots of jurisprudence are suitable to be a comprehensive law and a measure that controls the movement of the universe in terms of legislation and other aspects. The author concluded his research with a conclusion in which he presented the results of his study in an easy style that gathers what has been mentioned in a concise manner without deficiency, also indicating some suggestions and recommendations he sees necessary to explore what is almost absent from the true function of the roots of jurisprudence, and the necessity of linking it to other sciences, clarifying the scenes of connection, and reaching the scientific kinship, as he put it. In the end, he was successful in addressing his topic from its various aspects, both subjectively and methodologically, precise and strong in what he discusses, insightful, providing examples, and clarifying the article, with ease of expression and reaching the purpose in the shortest way. Paper type / White