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Shatibi's Philosophy of Islamic Law

Shatibi's Philosophy of Islamic Law

Book Details
• Author: Muhammad Khalid Masud
• Publisher: Kitab Bhavan
• Language: English
• Edition: 2022
• ISBN: 9788171512348
• Pages: 302
• Cover: Hardcover
• Dimensions: 25.5 cm x 16.5 cm
• Weight: 620 gm

About the Book
Shatibi's Philosophy of Islamic Law by Muhammad Khalid Masud explores the intellectual contributions of the Islamic scholar Shatibi, particularly his philosophy regarding the objectives (Maqasid) of Islamic law. The book provides a thorough analysis of Shatibi's work and its relevance in modern Islamic jurisprudence. It discusses how Shatibi emphasized the importance of balancing legal rulings with the overall goals of justice and societal welfare. Written in English, this work is an essential read for students, scholars, and anyone interested in Islamic legal theory.

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Book Details
• Author: Muhammad Khalid Masud
• Publisher: Kitab Bhavan
• Language: English
• Edition: 2022
• ISBN: 9788171512348
• Pages: 302
• Cover: Hardcover
• Dimensions: 25.5 cm x 16.5 cm
• Weight: 620 gm

About the Book
Shatibi's Philosophy of Islamic Law by Muhammad Khalid Masud explores the intellectual contributions of the Islamic scholar Shatibi, particularly his philosophy regarding the objectives (Maqasid) of Islamic law. The book provides a thorough analysis of Shatibi's work and its relevance in modern Islamic jurisprudence. It discusses how Shatibi emphasized the importance of balancing legal rulings with the overall goals of justice and societal welfare. Written in English, this work is an essential read for students, scholars, and anyone interested in Islamic legal theory.