Modelsof Al-Zarkashi's Positions on Legal Suspension (Tawaqquf) Through His Book "Al-Bahr Al-Muhit" -A Comparative Jurisprudential Study

Pausing and its forms are among the most important and mysterious issues in our time, and libraries are almost devoid of its writings except forsimple research that hardly enriches the origin of the issue and the disagreement and differences surrounding it. Among those who studied it and included it in his works was Imam Al-Zarkashi (died794AH), as he is considered one of the most prominent scholars in Islamic jurisprudence, as his works and writings presented a deep and comprehensive vision of jurisprudential and legal issues. He had a prominent role in developing Hanbali jurisprudence and explaining legal issues in a clear manner. This research deals with the "forms of stopping" referred to by Al-Zarkashi, which reflect the accuracy and deep understanding of the principles of Islamic jurisprudence and its trends throughout successive eras.The concept of stopping in Islamic jurisprudence. In conclusion: The forms of stopping according to Imam Al-Zarkashi are a model to be emulated in Islamic jurisprudence, as they reflect the importance of detachment and contemplation in fatwas. Imam Al-Zarkashi indicates that jurisprudence cannot be correct except with deep understanding and accurate research into the evidence. The continuation of the study of these images enhances the development of Islamic jurisprudence and meets the needs of the age.

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Journal of AlMaarif University College
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2025-02-19
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https://doi.org/10.51345/.v36i1.1054.g507
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Islamic Finance and Banking Studies
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Modelsof Al-Zarkashi's Positions on Legal Suspension (Tawaqquf) Through His Book "Al-Bahr Al-Muhit" -A Comparative Jurisprudential Study

A.M. Saleh
Journal of AlMaarif University College
Islamic Finance and Banking Studies
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Modelsof Al-Zarkashi's Positions on Legal Suspension (Tawaqquf) Through His Book "Al-Bahr Al-Muhit" -A Comparative Jurisprudential Study

A.M. Saleh
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Pausing and its forms are among the most important and mysterious issues in our time, and libraries are almost devoid of its writings except forsimple research that hardly enriches the origin of the issue and the disagreement and differences surrounding it. Among those who studied it and included it in his works was Imam Al-Zarkashi (died794AH), as he is considered one of the most prominent scholars in Islamic jurisprudence, as his works and writings presented a deep and comprehensive vision of jurisprudential and legal issues. He had a prominent role in developing Hanbali jurisprudence and explaining legal issues in a clear manner. This research deals with the "forms of stopping" referred to by Al-Zarkashi, which reflect the accuracy and deep understanding of the principles of Islamic jurisprudence and its trends throughout successive eras.The concept of stopping in Islamic jurisprudence. In conclusion: The forms of stopping according to Imam Al-Zarkashi are a model to be emulated in Islamic jurisprudence, as they reflect the importance of detachment and contemplation in fatwas. Imam Al-Zarkashi indicates that jurisprudence cannot be correct except with deep understanding and accurate research into the evidence. The continuation of the study of these images enhances the development of Islamic jurisprudence and meets the needs of the age.

Journal of AlMaarif University CollegeVol. 36(1)
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Islamic Finance and Banking Studies
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