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Formation of the Islamic Jurisprudence: From the Time of the Prophet Muhammad to the 4th Century


ISBN13: 9781137580894
Published: March 2016
Publisher: Palgrave Macmillan
Country of Publication: UK
Format: Hardback
Price: £79.99



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Islamic jurisprudence has undergone many historical changes since the time of Prophet Muhammad, and researchers have divided its development into several historical stages. In Formation of the Islamic Jurisprudence, Labeeb Ahmed Bsoul presents the history of Islamic jurisprudence from its earliest period.

Drawing upon a wide variety of Arabic primary sources to provide an inclusive, unbiased view of the history of jurisprudence, this book covers all the main centers of legal scholarship in the Islamic world, addressing not only the four well-known Sunni legal schools but also defunct Sunni and sectarian legal schools. Bsoul makes intellectual history the center of attention, recognizing the contributions of women to legal scholarship, and avoids attributing academic developments to the events of political history.

This book presents a new reading and understanding as Bsoul critically assesses the history, development, and impact of Islamic jurisprudence in the Muslim world.

Subjects:
Legal History, Islamic Law
Contents:
Introduction
1. Islamic Jurisprudence during the Prophetic Era
2. Jurisprudence, Ijtihad, and the Centers of Legal Scholarship
3. The Codification Movement
4. The Attachment of Legal Rulings to Underlying Principles (Ta'sil) and the Derivation of Subsidiary Rulings (Tafri'): The Emergence of the Major Schools of Islamic Law
Concluding Remarks