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	title:	Principles of Islamic Jurisprudence
	author:	Mohammad Hashim Kamali
	format:	Paperback
	publisher:	Islamic Texts Society
	released:	December, 2002
	isbn:	0946621829
	isbn-13:	9780946621828

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A magnificent work - Rated A truly magnificent book which in a relatively short number of pages explains the foundations of Islamic Jurisprendence and the numerous different sources and principles that are gone through before legal ruling are arrived at. One is left in awe of the Professor's knowledge and that of the great Muslim scholars of the past 1400 years and how intricate and detailed their knowledge had to be to derive legal rulings from Islamic texts such as the Quran and Hadith and the amazing breath and depth of traditional Islamic scholarship. The book is very academic and can be hard going for the layperson (ideally it would have copious notes explaining what is only given in shorthand). At the very least it should give readers (Muslim and Non-Muslims alike) some humility and realisation that numerous disciplines need to be mastered before one can make rulings about Islam or commentaries on the Quran - even just knowing Arabic is not enough!!

Customer Reviews

A magnificent work - Rated 5/5
A truly magnificent book which in a relatively short number of pages explains the foundations of Islamic Jurisprendence and the numerous different sources and principles that are gone through before legal ruling are arrived at. One is left in awe of the Professor's knowledge and that of the great Muslim scholars of the past 1400 years and how intricate and detailed their knowledge had to be to derive legal rulings from Islamic texts such as the Quran and Hadith and the amazing breath and depth of traditional Islamic scholarship. The book is very academic and can be hard going for the layperson (ideally it would have copious notes explaining what is only given in shorthand). At the very least it should give readers (Muslim and Non-Muslims alike) some humility and realisation that numerous disciplines need to be mastered before one can make rulings about Islam or commentaries on the Quran - even just knowing Arabic is not enough!!