MAQASID AL-SHAR’IYYAH (Purposes of Islamic law)eidted2021.docx

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Maqasid al-Shar’iyyah

Refers to the purposes and aims of the Shari’ah, focusing on realizing benefits to people in this world and the hereafter.

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Benefits and Protection

The main objectives of Shari’ah are to secure benefits for people and protect them against corruption and evil.

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Mercy and Compassion

The Quran emphasizes the concept of mercy (rahmah) as encompassing all that offers benefit to mankind and prevents harm.

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Justice and Balance

The Quran highlights justice as a primary objective of Shari’ah, aiming to establish justice among mankind.

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Training for Goodness

Shari’ah aims to train individuals to be good Muslims, as seen in requirements like wudhu’ for prayer.

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Freedom from Whims

Maqasid al-Shar’iyyah aims to free individuals from their whims and fancies to be true servants of Allah.

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Al-Daruriyyat

The essentials of Maqasid are fundamental values that the Shari’ah seeks to protect and promote.

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Protection of Al-Din

Al-din, the protection of religion, is crucial and must be safeguarded by Muslims at all times.

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Protection of Al-Nafs

Life is essential and valuable, and the Shari’ah enacts severe punishment for those who take life unjustly.

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Protection of Dignity

Islam emphasizes protecting individual dignity, privacy, and relationships in a respectful manner.

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Protection of Al-‘Aql

The intellect is a gift that must be safeguarded from harm, such as substances that impair brain function.

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Protection of Al-Mal

Property rights are essential, and Islam prohibits transgressing and stealing others' property.

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Al-Hajiyyat

Refers to interests whose neglect leads to hardship for individuals or communities without causing a total disruption of normal life.

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Al-Tahsiniyyat

Refers to interests whose realization leads to improvement and attainment of desirable outcomes.

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Maqasid

The objectives or purposes of Islamic law, identified through induction from various legal texts.

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Priorities within the Maqasid

Some purposes have higher priority than others, with the stronger interest prevailing in cases of conflicts.

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Maqasid and Ijtihad

Knowledge of Maqasid is crucial for Ijtihad, helping derive sound legal rules and benefiting society.

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Contemporary Scholars' Views

Recognition of Maqasid knowledge as a condition for a mujtahid, aiding in deriving laws through Ijtihad.

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Development of Law

Maqasid serves as a basis for Ijtihad, especially in cases not covered by clear legal texts, such as new situations like drug consumption affecting 'aql.