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FIQH AND USOOL AL-FIQH USOOL
AL-FIQH (120 Hours)
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| I. OBJECTIVES |
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- Enlightening the student to some issues of Usool
- Preparing him intellectually for understanding the laws
of the Sharee‘ah.
- Enabling him to develop the Usooli skill of reasoning
and extracting laws.
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| II.
CLASS CONTENT |
| First
Year |
A.
An introduction to the science of Usool al-Fiqh: Its origin
and development and the difference between Usool al-Fiqh and
Fiqh.
B. Issues regarding the Hukm Shar‘ee
(Islamic Law) and what is related to it.
C.
Issues related to the Qur’aan
D. The
Language
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| III. TEXTBOOKS |
| A. Required Text: |
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Bilal Philips, Commentary on Usool
al-Fiqh, (‘Abdul Muhsin Al-‘Abbaad)
Muhammad Kamali, Principles of Islamic Law |
| B. Supplementary
Texts: |
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Iyad Hilal, Studies
in Usul ul Fiqh
Ash-Shaafi‘ee, ar-Risaalah
Al-Baydaawee, al-Manaahij fee Usool al-Fiqh
‘Abdul-Kareem Sha‘baan, Usool al-Fiqh wa rijaaluh
Abu Zahrah, Usool al-Fiqh
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| I.SECOND YEAR OBJECTIVES |
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- Enlightening the student to the fact that defining the
meanings implied by a word has a great effect in the deduction
of laws.
- Clarifying that phrases found in the Qur’aan and
Sunnah of clear and obscure meaning have an impact on the
methodology establishing proofs and on process of deduction
- Informing the student that the differences among scholars
regarding the implications of the command (amr) and prohibition
(nahy) had a great effect on their differences in deductions
of laws.
- General and specific terms and specification of general
terms and their implications have a great impact on the
process of deduction and the methodology establishing proofs.
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| II.
CLASS CONTENT |
| Second
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A. Research
(mabaahith) into the divisions of words: Definition of Implication
(dilaalah) and its branches
B. Research into the methodology of establishing
proofs with word: Stated, understood, hidden and apparent, reality
and metaphor
C. Research on Command and Prohibition: The
Command indicates obligation, immediate, repeated action or
single action; Command after prohibition; The Prohibition indicates
obligatory abandonment, corruption, repetition, immediacy
D. Research on the General and Specific: Definitions
of the ‘Aam and Khaas, generalization terminology
E. Research on the Unlimited and the Limited:
Definitions of the Mutlaq and Muqayyid, Identifying circumstances
when unlimited statements are understood according to limited
statements.
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| III. TEXTBOOKS |
| A. Required Text: |
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Bilal Philips, Commentary on Usool
al-Fiqh, (‘Abdul Muhsin Al-‘Abbaad) |
| B. Supplementary
Texts: |
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Muhammad Kamali, Principles
of Islamic Law
Iyad Hilal, Studies in Usul ul Fiqh
Ash-Shaafi‘ee, ar-Risaalah (Eng. Trans.)
Al-Baydaawee, al-Manaahij fee Usool al-Fiqh
‘Abdul-Kareem Sha‘baan, Usool al-Fiqh wa rijaaluh
Al-Ghazzaalee, al-Mustasfaa fee ‘Ilm al-Usool
Al-Aamidee, al-Ihkaam fee Usool al-Ahkaam
Ibn Hazm, al-Ihkaam fee Usool al-Ahkaam
As-Sarkhasee, Usool al-Fiqh
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