Ibn Hazm's Style of Ijtihad: An Analytical Study ??? ??? ?? ????? ?????? : ??? ???????? ?????

Authors

  • Fawad Yaseen MPhil Scholar, Department of Islamic Studies, University of Education, LMC Lahore.
  • Hafiz Muhammad Abdullah Doctoral Candidate Islamic Studies, Department of Islamic Studies, Lahore Garrison University Lahore / SST, WAPDA Inter College Mangla Dam Mirpur AJK
  • Dr. Muhammad Sajjad Malik Assistant Professor, Department of Islamic Studies, Division of Islamic and Oriental Learning, University of Education, Lahore, Pakistan.

Abstract

This research conducts an in-depth analytical study on the style of Ijtihad employed by Ibn Hazm, a prominent Islamic jurist and theologian of the 11th century. Focusing on Ibn Hazm's unique approach to Ijtihad, the study examines the sources, principles, and methodologies that shaped his legal reasoning and decision-making process. By exploring key works such as "Al-Muhalla," the research seeks to unravel the distinctive features of Ibn Hazm's Ijtihad style, shedding light on his contributions to Islamic jurisprudence. The analysis also considers the historical and intellectual context in which Ibn Hazm operated, providing a comprehensive understanding of the factors influencing his legal thought. This study contributes to the broader discourse on Islamic legal theory by offering insights into the diversity of Ijtihad methodologies and enriching our appreciation of Ibn Hazm's juristic legacy.

Keywords:  Ibn Hazm, Ijtihad, Islamic jurisprudence, Legal reasoning, Al-Muhalla, Juristic legacy, Islamic legal theory, Legal decision-making, Intellectual context, Sources of Ijtihad, Principles of Ijtihad, Methodologies, Analytical study

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Published

2023-09-20

How to Cite

Fawad Yaseen, Hafiz Muhammad Abdullah, & Dr. Muhammad Sajjad Malik. (2023). Ibn Hazm’s Style of Ijtihad: An Analytical Study ??? ??? ?? ????? ?????? : ??? ???????? ?????. Al-Qirtas, 2(3), 150–167. Retrieved from https://al-qirtas.com/index.php/Al-Qirtas/article/view/219

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Vol. 2 No. 3 (2023)

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