Book of Principles of Jurisprudence
100
narrations
22
chapters
Chapters
- 1. Prohibition of Giving Fatwa without Knowledge and Evidence 4 hadith
- 2. Judging Conflict between Narrations 3 hadith
- 3. Reasons for Differences between Narrations 5 hadith
- 4. Invalidation of Analogical Reasoning 5 hadith
- 5. Primary Doubts 2 hadith
- 6. Principle of Continuity 6 hadith
- 7. Legal Injunctions are Predicated on Pubescence 12 hadith
- 8. Principle of ’No Harm’ 1 hadith
- 9. Ijtihad 1 hadith
- 10. Some Rulings which are Time-Bound 3 hadith
- 11. Everything has a Ruling in the Book and the Sunna 2 hadith
- 12. Precedence is Given to what has been Established by the Qur’an over the Sunna 1 hadith
- 13. One of the Reasons for Differences between Narrations 1 hadith
- 14. Principle of Impartiality 7 hadith
- 15. What has been Lifted from the Umma 1 hadith
- 16. Permanence of the Halal and the Haram unto the Day of Judgment 1 hadith
- 17. What Can be Used to Infer some General Principles 9 hadith
- 18. Authoritativeness of the Book and the Sunna 13 hadith
- 19. Principle of Precaution 3 hadith
- 20. Authoritativeness of the Solitary Report of a Truthful Narrator 14 hadith
- 21. Principle of “Whomsoever it reaches …” 2 hadith
- 22. Necessity of Comparing the Hadith with the Qur’an 4 hadith