‘Ifta and Fatwa in the Muslim World and The West’ বইটির লেখক জুলফিকার আলি সাহ; এটি একটি ইসলামি বিবিধ বই। প্রকাশনার দায়িত্বে ইন্টারন্যাশনাল ইনস্টিটিউট অব ইসলামিক থট (আইআইআইটি)। সব মিলিয়ে ২০৪ পৃষ্ঠা।
During the formative classical period of Islamic jurisprudence, well-known scholars possessed not only the intellectual skills required for analytic reasoning, but also a broad general knowledge of the fields relevant to the cultural contexts in which they issued their edicts. A viable fatwa requires knowledge of the Shari ah as well as local customs, cultural realities, individual and communal implications, and related matters. The original juristic tradition was formulated and fixed during the first three Islamic centuries, a time of widespread sociopolitical turmoil. Of course, the jurists’ legal outlooks and thinking processes could not have escaped this reality. While Muslims of the prophetic and rashidun periods adhered closely to the authentic texts due to their sincerity, piety, prophetic training, and proximity to the revelation, the changing environment in which their descendants functioned gradually started to impact how the authentic texts were understood, interpreted, paraphrased, and implemented. Both the Muslim and the non-Muslim worlds have drastically changed since that time.
ইসলামি জ্ঞানচর্চায় আগ্রহী পাঠকদের জন্য এটি একটি সহায়ক সংযোজন। অনলাইনে বইপোকা থেকে পেয়ে যাবেন।
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