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introduction

1.-basic-terms-in-islamic-jurisprudence

1.1-fiqh

1.2-usul-al-fiqh

1.3-shariah

1.4-hukm-sharai

1.5-types-of-hukm-sharai

1.6-the-application-of-shariah

2.-daleel

2.1-structure-of-daleel

3.-quran

3.1-revelation-of-the-quran

3.2-arrangement-of-the-quran

3.3-compilation-of-the-quran

3.4-open--hidden-meaning

3.5-the-muhkamaat-clearcut-and-mutashaabihaat-ambiguous

3.6-asbaab-an-nuzool-circumstances-of-revelation

3.7-abrogation-naskh

4.-sunnah

4.1-the-sunnah-is-a-definitive-source

4.2-types-of-sunnah

4.3-basic-terms-in-hadith

4.4-reconciling-a-perceived-conflict-between-two-or-more-ahadith

4.5-the-application-of-the-sunnah

5.-ijma-as-sahabah

5.1-the-meaning-of-ijma

5.2-examples-of-ijma-as-sahabah

5.3-daleel-indicating-the-authority-of-ijma-as-sahabah

5.4-who-is-a-sahabi

6.-qiyas

6.1-the-meaning-of-qiyas

6.2-daleel-indicating-the-authority-of-qiyas

6.3-the-process-of-qiyas

6.4-the-arguments-of-those-who-reject-qiyas

6.5-illah-from-the-text-or-the-mind

6.6-the-areas-of-ahkam-shariah-which-do-not-contain-illah

6.7-types-of-ahkam-shariah-where-an-illah-can-be-found

6.8-customs-and-traditions-cannot-be-an-illah

6.9-difference-between-manaat-al-hukm-reality-of-the-rule-and-illah

7.-sources-of-hukm-shari-not-agreed-upon-by-all-the-ulema

7.1-ijma-al-ummah

7.2-ijma-al-mujtahideen

7.3-ijma-ahlel-bayt

7.4-ijma-ahlel-medinah

7.5-istihsan

7.6-masalih-al-mursalah

7.7-laws-revealed-before-islam-shara-man-qablana

8.-ijtihad

8.1-evidences-for-ijtihad-from-the-sunnah

8.2-evidences-for-ijtihad-from-ijma-as-sahabah

8.3-qualifications-for-performing-ijtihad

8.4-types-of-mujtahid

8.5-reasons-for-differences-of-opinion-among-the-mujtahideen

9.-a-brief-overview-of-some-schools-of-thought

9.1-era-of-the-prophet-saw

9.2-era-of-the-sahabah-ra

9.3-era-of-the-tabieen

9.4-madhab-of-imam-abu-hanifah

9.5-madhab-of-imam-malik

9.6-madhab-of-imam-shafii

9.7-madhab-of-imam-ahmad-ibn-hanbal

9.8-madhab-of-ibn-hazm

9.9-introduction-to-madhab-of-imam-zayd-and-imam-jafar

10.-do-we-need-a-new-school-or-madhab

10.1-reason-for-differences-of-opinion-among-the-mujtahideen

11.-taqleed

11.1-daleel-for-performing-taqleed

11.2-muslims-must-ask-for-daleel

11.3-taqleed-is-forbidden-in-the-aqeedah-belief

11.4-muqalid-shifting-from-one-opinion-to-another

12.-topics-related-to-islamic-jurisprudence

12.1-wahy-revelation

12.2-role-of-aql

12.3-does-the-shariah-apply-on-non-muslims

12.4-was-prophet-muhammed-saw-a-mujtahid

12.5-can-fiqh-be-changed

12.6-need-for-a-minority-fiqh

conclusion

bibliography

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