دور الاستقراء في بناء الأحكام
The role of induction in the construction of Ahkam
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.52541/adal.v56i02.1902Keywords:
derivation, dūr, aḥkām, induction, textual study,Abstract
This article aims to explore the role of induction in the construction Islamic commandments and the rules of Islamic jurisprudence. The pioneers of Islamic jurisprudence do not release rulings unless there is evidence indicating the issue, so, they base their fatwa or their actions with a legal ruling on evidence, and this evidence may be definitive, such as the book of Allah Almighty, the Sunnah, the consensus, or indefinite, except that when they mention some evidence along with its textual basis.
They say: This is evidenced by consensus, and the basis for consensus is as for the Quran, the Sunnah, or induction. The legal rulings were based on evidence that had a basis to lean on, so, I tried in this research to study the legal evidence, and what it leans on. I chose the induction that follows all the particles of essence, and how this induction is the basis of the legal evidence, as their saying of consensus is based on induction.
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