Colleges

Course Topics:
Introduction to the Science of Islamic Legal Objectives: The Reality of the Objectives of Sharia. The Emergence of the Science of Islamic Legal Objectives, Its Development, and Important Works in It.
Benefits of knowing the Maqasid al-Shari'ah and their importance. Evidence for establishing the Maqasid al-Shari'ah. .
The principles of the science of Sharia objectives, the reasoning behind Sharia rulings. Methods of knowing the objectives of the Lawgiver (text, context, rationales of legal rulings, the Lawgiver's silence when the condition for statement exists, induction).
The Ranks of Maqasid al-Shari'ah (Necessities, Needs, and Embellishments). Explanation of each rank, providing examples and their complements. Explanation of the Five Necessities, their order, and the Shari'ah means to preserve them. .
The return of the intents of Islamic law to bringing about and achieving benefits, and warding off and reducing harms, benefits and harms, and balancing them when they conflict.
The legislator's intention in legislation, and the discussion of hardship in legislation, and that the legislator does not intend it. Divisions of intentions into general and specific, and into primary and secondary.
The states of the accountable person's actions and their intentions in relation to the intentions of the Lawgiver.
The most important general Sharia objectives: achieving worship of Allah alone, and freeing the servant from the circle of his desires and lusts. .
Making all religion exclusively for God, and what He has ordained to achieve that through enjoining good, forbidding evil, striving, and calling [to Islam].
Establishing justice on Earth and removing oppression, preventing corruption and harm.
Applications of General, Specific, and Partial Objectives in Jurisprudence.
Removing hardship and making things easier for the community, achieving brotherhood and equality among Muslims. .
The meeting and renouncing division and differences, distinguishing Muslims from infidels.
Here are examples of the objectives of Islamic law in some of its chapters: (Acts of Worship, Transactions, Family Law, Punishments, Judiciary, and Testimonies). .