Eng - Intro to Jurisprudence

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Course Overview

Islamic Jurisprudence (Fiqh) is the science concerned with understanding the rules of Islam with detailed evidence from the sources of Islamic law.

The sources of Islamic law are:

The Qur’an
Sayings and actions of the Prophet Muhammad (s.a.w)
Sayings and actions of the Twelve Imams
The consensus of Shi’a scholars on a certain issue (Ijma) and intellect (Aql)

The rules of Islamic Jurisprudence (Fiqh) are divided into five sections:

Obligatory, (Wajib) such as praying five times a day
Prohibited, (Haram) such as murder
Recommended, (Mustahab) such as charity
Un-recommended, (Makruh) such as wearing black clothes all the time
Permissible, (Mubah) such as walking, running, sleeping and most actions

What are the requirements?

None

What am I going to get from this course?

Introducing Islamic Jurisprudence

What is the target audience?

Anyone Interested in Learning Islamic Jurisprudence

About the Scholar

Hujjat al-Islam Dr Mohammad Ali Shomali is a graduate of the Islamic Seminaries of Qum and has also both a BA and an MA in Western Philosophy from the University of Tehran and a doctorate in Philosophy from the University of Manchester. He is the Head of the Hawza Ilmiyya of England, the editor-in-chief of two journals, and has been very active in inter-religious dialogue.

Course Curriculum

Section 1: Intro to Jurisprudence

Introduction to Jurisprudential Rules 1 of 11

Introduction to Jurisprudential Rules by Dr Shomali
Introduction To Jurisprudential Rules 2 Of 11
Introduction To Jurisprudential Rules 3 Of 11
Introduction To Jurisprudential Rules 4 Of 11
Introduction To Jurisprudential Rules 5 Of 11
Introduction To Jurisprudential Rules 6 Of 11
Introduction To Jurisprudential Rules 7 Of 11
Introduction To Jurisprudential Rules 8 Of 11
Introduction To Jurisprudential Rules 9 Of 11
Introduction To Jurisprudential Rules 10 Of 11
Introduction To Jurisprudential Rules 11 Of 11