المسائل الأصولية المتعلقة بغير المسلمين

Authors

  • أ. د. دسوقي يوسف دسوقي نصر كلية الشريعة-جامعة الإمام محمد بن سعود الإسلامية

Keywords:

Differences, fundamentalists, rules, issues, non-Muslims

Abstract

 

Fundamentalist differences in fundamentalist rules and issues inferred by non-Muslims

And its impact on alfiqh al'iislamii

Abstract:

The topic of the research: It is a statement of the differences of the fundamentalists in the rules, and the fundamental issues that are inferred by non-Muslims, and the statement of the impact of this difference on the branches of jurisprudence based on those rules and fundamental issues in Islamic jurisprudence

Research objectives: to identify the rules and fundamental issues inferred by non-Muslims, and the link between the rules and fundamental issues inferred by non-Muslims, and the branches of jurisprudence based on them, and to show the accuracy of Islamic legislation in showing and highlighting the Islamic personality and revising it from what may be tainted in dealing with non-Muslims.

Research method: It is the inductive-analytical approach that is based on tracking partial matters, with the use of observation in the books of fundamentalists and jurists about the rules of fundamental issues, and inferred to them by non-Muslims, and their impact on Islamic jurisprudence. The researcher also used the descriptive-analytical approach, describing and analyzing some definitions and terms in search.

The results of the research: that the Islamic personality has its own characteristics that distinguish it from other previous non-Muslim nations, whether that is in belief, jurisprudence rulings, or fundamental rules and issues. Moreover, the fundamentalists have dealt with non-Muslim issues with more attention and care in fundamental and jurisprudential investigations. The impact of this appeared in many branches of jurisprudence in research.

Research Conclusions: Making a scientific encyclopedia entitled: “The rules and issues of fundamentalism and jurisprudence inferred by non-Muslims in Islamic legislation,” and allocating some scientific and specialized seminars on the treatment of non-Muslims in Islamic jurisprudence and its foundations, and resolving differences in some rules and jurisprudential issues inferred by non-Muslims through academies Islamic jurisprudence, and defining contemporary jurisprudential fatwas that a Muslim needs in his dealings with non-Muslims, or in the dealings of non-Muslims with each other in Islamic countries

 

Published

2024-10-08

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