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Analogy of Similarity –Originating Provisions and Applicative Samples | ||
| journal of islamic sciencec collge | ||
| Article 1, Volume 0, Issue 38, 2018, Pages 275-311 | ||
| Author | ||
| Taha Hammad Mukhlif | ||
| Abstract | ||
| This research studies a kind of analogy on which the viewpoints of the Imams ( the mercy of Allah be upon them ) are varied ,which is the analogy of similarity. Their views differed in its definition, image , pretexts and many of its topics . Therefore, I selected to write on this kind of analogy within this research entitled " Analogy of Similarity – Originating Provisions and Applicative Samples " . The Islamic jurisprudents from the age of the messenger of Allah ,Mohammad ( Pray and Blessing of Allah be upon him ) until our days adopted analogies in jurisprudence in all religious provisions . They agreed that the peer of right is right and the peer of wrong is wrong. No one can neglect the analogy for it is a similarity and representation of matters . However , this Imams' interpretations of this similarity are different. Thus, this illustration came to point out their attitudes . The research plan was as follows : After the introduction came the first topic in the concept and importance of analogy . The second topic pointed out the scholar's opinions in pretext by similarity. The third topic showed applicative samples to measure similarity . Finally came the conclusion including the research results . This research attempted to illustrate an important kind of analogy and the viewpoints of the scholars and defining the important jurisprudential branches under which. Praise be to Allah at first and last. | ||
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