The movement of thought in Islamic Law is continuously developing in line with the development of human reason. That is why there is no space to authorize and legitimate the classical ideas and traditional of Islamic schools of law that some times covered by syncretic traditions while the ideas starting intermingled with the existed local...Read More

This study examines the Prophetic tradition in Akidah or Islamic belief through the book of Sahih Bukhari which the Prophet Muhammad PBUH gave direction to educate the people by mentioning and promising the rewards (al-thawab) and punishments (al-iqab) that aiming at making the people active in persuading and what sort of rewards and punishments were...Read More

The term ‘al-S bi ’n,’ as literally employed in the Qur’ nic commentaries, denotes “peoples who shift from one religion to another” or “peoples who take on a new religion other than their own.” This term is the plural of s b ’ and it derives from the root sab , which signifies “turn to”...Read More

Uṣūl al-fiqh (الفقه أصول‎), that is, the science of Islamic jurisprudence, is deeply rooted on the notion of rational knowledge and understanding. Indeed, fiqh constitutes the body of knowledge and methods of reasoning that the Islamic jurists extract from the juridical understanding of the sources in order to provide solutions to legal problems. The point...Read More