⚖️Legal Theory & Maxims (Usul al-Fiqh)
Imam Abu Abbas Ibn Surayj, who died in the year
الإمام أبو العباس ابن سريج المتوفي سنة
Author: حسين بن خلف الجبورى
About this work
هذا الكتاب يتناول آراء الإمام أبي العباس أحمد بن عمر بن سريج الأصولية في الفقه الشافعي، ويستعرض مكانته العلمية بين علماء عصره وتأثيره في المذهب الشافعي. يركز المؤلف على دراسة الأقوال الأصولية لابن سريج من خلال جمعها من كتب أصول الفقه المتعددة، ويوضح الأسباب التي دفعته لدراسة آراء هذا العالم الجليل وعرضها في مؤلف مستقل. الكتاب يهدف إلى إظهار أهمية ابن سريج في علم الأصول ودوره في تجديد المذهب الشافعي في القرن الثالث الهجري.
Translation
This book deals with the fundamentalist opinions of Imam Abu Abbas Ahmad bin Omar bin Surayj in Shafi’i jurisprudence, and reviews his scientific standing among the scholars of his time and his influence on the Shafi’i doctrine. The author focuses on studying the fundamentalist sayings of Ibn Surayj by collecting them from multiple books on the principles of jurisprudence, and explains the reasons that prompted him to study the opinions of this eminent scholar and present them in a separate book. The book aims to show the importance of Ibn Surayj in the science of principles and his role in renewing the Shafi’i doctrine in the third century AH.
Topics covered
- introduction
- Study on Imam Abu Abbas Ibn Surayj
- entrance
- The first topic: His name, lineage, and death
- The second topic: on its scientific status
- First: What scholars said about him
- Second: Scientists presented him to them in appreciation of his scientific status
- Third: His scientific debate with the scholars and his victory over them
- Fourth: His correction of some scholars regarding the rulings issued by them
- Fifth: Some issues whose rulings scholars were interested in conveying from him
- The third topic: in his scientific works
- The fourth topic: in his narration of the hadith
- First: The names of those from whom Ibn Surayj heard the hadith, and they are everyone
- Second: The names of those who narrated and narrated on the authority of Ibn Surayj and they are
- The fifth topic: On the composition of poetry
- Section Six: On his sheikhs
- First: patterns
- Second: Al-Mundhiri
- Section Seven: On his students
- Second: Abu Al-Abbas Ahmed bin Abi Ahmed, known as Ibn Al-Qasas
- Third: Abu Ishaq Ibrahim bin Ahmed Al-Maruzi, Sheikh of the Shafi’i School of Law
- Fourth: Abu Ali Al-Hassan bin Al-Hussein, known as Ibn Abi Hurairah
- Sixth: Abu Bakr Muhammad bin Ali bin Ismail Al-Qaffal Al-Shashi
- Eighth: Abu Jaafar Ahmed bin Muhammad Al-Istrabadi
- Chapter: Rulings
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