The Legal Objectives Related to the Hadiths Described as Half, One-Third, or A Quarter of Islam

The research aims to collect hadiths that scholars have determined to be half, one-third, or a quarter of Islam. Knowing the reasons for this and the resulting objectives. I used the inductive analytical approach. I concluded that what is meant are hadiths that have great impact, many benefits, and many rulings based on them. With the diversity of its descriptions it's clear the confinement in twelve hadiths without repetition, it came to achieve two great goals, which are worshiping Allah, and unity and gathering. The goal of worshiping Allah is achieved through His command, to human to purify his outward and inward parts and perform the obligatory duties and pillars; And forbidding him from committing forbidden things and sins, and argue him to sincerity and good intentions, he blocked the pretexts and paths that lead to breaching him, guide him to what achieves the perfection of this goal, by abandoning what does not concern him, and asceticism. As for achieving the goal of unity and gathering, it is through his command to love goodness for Muslims, speaking good and don't speak evilly, Honoring neighbors and guests; He forbids the permissibility of Muslim blood and anger, and guides him to ways to resolve conflict when it occurs by establishing a litigation mechanism and a judicial system. Finally, I recommend that researchers study the Sunnah as an objective study, and I suggest studying the hadiths that scholars have described as one-fifth of Islam, or under its orbit.

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Journal of Umm Al-Qura University for Sharia h Sciences and Islamic Studies
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2024-09-30
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https://doi.org/10.54940/si71371697
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Islamic Finance and Banking Studies
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The Legal Objectives Related to the Hadiths Described as Half, One-Third, or A Quarter of Islam

Faraj Al-Anazi
Journal of Umm Al-Qura University for Sharia h Sciences and Islamic Studies
Islamic Finance and Banking Studies
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The Legal Objectives Related to the Hadiths Described as Half, One-Third, or A Quarter of Islam

Faraj Al-Anazi
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The research aims to collect hadiths that scholars have determined to be half, one-third, or a quarter of Islam. Knowing the reasons for this and the resulting objectives. I used the inductive analytical approach. I concluded that what is meant are hadiths that have great impact, many benefits, and many rulings based on them. With the diversity of its descriptions it's clear the confinement in twelve hadiths without repetition, it came to achieve two great goals, which are worshiping Allah, and unity and gathering. The goal of worshiping Allah is achieved through His command, to human to purify his outward and inward parts and perform the obligatory duties and pillars; And forbidding him from committing forbidden things and sins, and argue him to sincerity and good intentions, he blocked the pretexts and paths that lead to breaching him, guide him to what achieves the perfection of this goal, by abandoning what does not concern him, and asceticism. As for achieving the goal of unity and gathering, it is through his command to love goodness for Muslims, speaking good and don't speak evilly, Honoring neighbors and guests; He forbids the permissibility of Muslim blood and anger, and guides him to ways to resolve conflict when it occurs by establishing a litigation mechanism and a judicial system. Finally, I recommend that researchers study the Sunnah as an objective study, and I suggest studying the hadiths that scholars have described as one-fifth of Islam, or under its orbit.

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