The promoter of receivables and its impact on the change of jurisprudential rulings: An applied study
The title is a research paper by D. Faras Fayyad Yusuf al-Hamdani published in “Collage of Islamic Sciences Magazine”, 2018, Volume 9, Issue (17/2), Pages 245-294. The following is an excerpt from its abstract.[1]
Jurisprudence of the Islamic Ummah
There is no doubt that the jurisprudential rulings is inherited by the Islamic Ummah from its jurisprudence. It is characterized by a set of features that may not exist in the jurisprudence of other nations, and most notably these features.
Objective of the article
This is why the author tried to shed light on this feature by reviewing the forensic evidence and the jurisprudential applications of the first generation, and then the generation that followed them from the scholars of the religion who followed their path.
Conclusion
The conclusion of the texts on the vices is based on their understanding of the reality surrounding each innovator, while not neglecting the spirit and purposes of the Shari'ah in each chapter of fiqh, and filling them with any pretext that contradicts that purpose while taking into account the necessities and needs of the people.