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===The role of jurisprudence in issuing and improving economic rulings=== | ===The role of jurisprudence in issuing and improving economic rulings=== | ||
[[Mohammad Abd al-Rahman Seddiq]], a professor of law at the [[International Islamic University Malaysia|Islamic University of Malaysia]], in an article entitled "Fundamental concepts of | [[Mohammad Abd al-Rahman Seddiq]], a professor of law at the [[International Islamic University Malaysia|Islamic University of Malaysia]], in an article entitled "Fundamental concepts of jurisprudence and how they affect the formation of relevant rulings: A comparative study with special reference to partnership" believes that the theoretical and practical foundations of jurisprudence provide the general framework of jurisprudence (p. 30). It is used as a basis for issuing a [[fatwa]] (p. 31). According to him, if these fundamental concepts are not properly considered in the issuance of rulings, it can lead to the disconnection of those rulings with the body of jurisprudence (p. 30). According to him, knowledge of the fundamental theories in issuing fatwas on new issues is of vital importance in order to preserve the integrity and coherence of [[Sharia]] law (p. 31). | ||
By examining the rulings of business partnership in the four [[Sunni]] jurisprudential religions, the author has come to the conclusion that the rulings of business partnership in each of the four religions are dependent on a different understanding of the concept and the main basis of partnership in that religion (p. 52). He has also suggested that a group of researchers undertake research on the theoretical foundations of issues related to [[Islamic economics]]. Another group examines the set of rulings issued in terms of compatibility or non-conformity with the theoretical foundations and propose new rulings if necessary which is more consistent with the basics (p. 53). | By examining the rulings of business partnership in the four [[Sunni]] jurisprudential religions, the author has come to the conclusion that the rulings of business partnership in each of the four religions are dependent on a different understanding of the concept and the main basis of partnership in that religion (p. 52). He has also suggested that a group of researchers undertake research on the theoretical foundations of issues related to [[Islamic economics]]. Another group examines the set of rulings issued in terms of compatibility or non-conformity with the theoretical foundations and propose new rulings if necessary which is more consistent with the basics (p. 53). | ||