Jurisprudential Discourse among Jurists of the Ninth Century AH

(Inductive and analytical study)

Abstract

This research deals with the jurisprudential discourse of scholars of the ninth century AH, 800-900 AH, through extrapolation of their jurisprudential books and an analytical view of the nature of that discourse and the extent to which jurists were influenced by the nature of the data and influences of that century, and presenting the research as a model of the nature and reality of the jurisprudential discourse among Muslim jurists throughout the ages since the mission of our Prophet Muhammad, may God bless him and grant him peace. May God bless him and grant him peace. This research came in two sections and several demands. The first topic: Examples of the jurists’ discourse regarding the doctrinal and social aspect, and under it are two demands: The first requirement: Models of the jurists’ moderation in the correct understanding of the interpretation of the warning texts and combining them with other texts. The second requirement: Examples of jurists’ discourse regarding social relations and transactions. The second topic: Examples of the discourse of jurists regarding dealing with non-Muslims, and under it are two requirements: The first requirement: Defining important terms for jurists regarding dealing with non-Muslims. The second requirement: Examples of jurists’ discourse regarding dealing with non-Muslims. The study concluded with the most important recommendations and results.