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In the latest Issue of Legal Transformation in Muslim Societies, Prof Mouez Khalfaoui in his article entitled 'Future of Shari’ah in Muslim Majority States and Beyond: A Critical Overview of the Recent Literature' argues that Shari’ah is presently applied selectively in both Muslim and non-Muslim states, with only a small number of Muslim states viewing it as a comprehensive legal system. Regarding the future of Shari’ah, two primary discourses are currently under discussion by scholars: a) either Shari’ah law will evolve and incorporate modern legal concepts to maintain its legitimacy; or b) it may stagnate and further weaken, potentially facing the risk of obsolescence. While the notion of Shari’ah stabilizing and remaining unchanged as an immutable legal system still persists, it represents a minority position amidst ongoing debates. #publication #shariah #sharia #law #Islamiclaw #muslimstates #islam #islamicstudies

It is always pleasant to discover that the essence of your work has been fully grasped by a reader: a fortiori, this applies when it comes to checking a review to one’s book. Rana Moustafa Essawy's review of my volume ‘Religion and Contract Law in Islam’ testifies to her interest to the subject. It also highlights the peculiar content and style of my investigation – or better, of the journey that I undertook in my search on the ‘aqd. “Valentino Cattelan’s new book, ‘Religion and Contract Law in Islam’, stands out as a unique account of the nature of the contract (ʿaqd) in Islam through an examination of the interaction between law and religion. […] [It] stands out not only for its subject matter but also for its distinct approach to address the topic. Cattelan’s prose takes a thought-provoking, story-telling approach, depicting the ʿaqd as a city that has stories to be told. In telling those stories, Cattelan uses unconventional techniques — relying on accounts that consist of a mixture of art, poetry, metaphors, and movies — which contribute significantly to the stories’ comprehension by a wider audience.” I definitely hope that the book will make the Islamic contract attractive beyond the small circle of legal scholars - because the ‘aqd has certainly many stories to tell about Islam, but also about the West. Many thanks to Haider Ala Hamoudi, 'Arab Law Quarterly' Editor in Chief, for hosting the book review. #islam #contract #religion #law   https://lnkd.in/dHjvAEKq

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Abrogation Part 2 6. Conclusion and Final Verdicts The principle of abrogation is a foundational aspect of Islamic jurisprudence, allowing for the evolution of legal rulings in response to changing circumstances. While widely accepted, the concept remains contentious, with ongoing debates about its implications for the interpretation of the Quran and the Sunnah. The final message of abrogation emphasizes the adaptability of Islamic law to meet the needs of the community while maintaining the core tenets of faith. 7. Final Message for Mankind The concept of naskh serves as a reminder of the dynamic nature of divine guidance, encouraging believers to seek understanding and application of Islamic teachings in their lives. Success in following the path of Islam lies in the ability to interpret and apply its teachings in a manner that is relevant to contemporary society while remaining true to its foundational principles.

Ali was highly skilled in Islamic jurisprudence and able to derive legal rulings from the Quran and Sunnah, making him one of the most knowledgeable of the Companions in this field. Read more https://lnkd.in/d4AeypTH #History #Qawl_Fassel

Sharia law, or Islamic law, is a legal system derived from the Quran, Hadith (sayings and actions of the Prophet Muhammad), and centuries of Islamic scholarship. It covers various aspects of life, including religious obligations, family matters, criminal justice, and personal conduct. Sharia is interpreted differently across Islamic traditions and countries, leading to varying legal applications. ### Hamas and Sharia Law Hamas is a Palestinian Islamist organization that governs the Gaza Strip. Its founding charter and subsequent political platforms indicate that it seeks to establish a society based on Islamic principles, including the implementation of Sharia law. Becareful what you wish for #timetostandupforisrael

The translation of Din as "religion" in English, while common, may lead to limitations and potential misunderstandings due to the nuanced nature of the concept. Alternative translations that capture the essence of Din more accurately can provide a deeper insight into the holistic nature of Islamic faith and practice. The divine nature of Shari'ah, sourced from the Quran and Hadith, contrasts with the human reasoning involved in deriving Fiqh, highlighting the sacred origins of Islamic law. #Quran and Hadith

Sovereignty of God: I emphasize that in Islam, the sovereignty of God is paramount, and any system that places human authority above divine authority is problematic. This aligns with traditional Islamic beliefs that prioritize Shari’a (Islamic law) as the ultimate guide for governance and personal conduct. Shirk and Taghut: Shirk Proponents of Secular Democracy: I argue that those who advocate for secular democracy, regardless of their Islamic names, are effectively promoting Shirk and Taghut. This perspective suggests that their beliefs and actions contradict fundamental Islamic principles.

Certainty in Islamic Values:In contrast, I argue that Islam offers immutable values that provide a solid foundation for society. You emphasize that Islamic teachings establish clear moral and ethical guidelines that remain constant, allowing individuals to navigate life with certainty and purpose. Role of Sharia: I mention that Islamic law (Sharia) is perceived as immutable and divine, providing a framework for moral and social conduct. However, the search results indicate that while Sharia is considered divine, its application can vary significantly across cultures and contexts. The distinction between Sharia (the ideal) and fiqh (the human interpretation) highlights that while the core values may be seen as immutable, their implementation can change based on social and cultural factors.