The jurisprudence of Imam Abi Al-Fadl Wali Al-Din Muhammad Bin Ali Bin Salem Al-Shabshiri in his book al-Nihaya (referrals, responses and quotation as a model)

Sahar Ibrahim Muhammad Al-Zahawi; Muhammad Hussein Awdah

doi:10.53730/ijhs.v6nS7.11666

Authors

Sahar Ibrahim Muhammad Al-Zahawi University of Fallujah, College of Islamic Sciences, Supervisor Phone Phone Number: 07727087584
Muhammad Hussein Awdah University of Fallujah, College of Islamic Sciences, Supervisor Phone Number:07821878057

Keywords:

Wali Al-Din, the Book of Al-Nihaya, referrals, replies

Abstract

Imam Abi al-Fadl Wali al-Din, may God have mercy on him, is one of the Shafi’i scholars, distinguished by his knowledge, the wisdom of his mind and the broadness of his understanding. This was demonstrated through the study of the Book of the End, in which he mentioned his opinion as well as his preferences and choices. The book also contained fundamentalist terms, controls and rules of jurisprudence.He authored the book al-Nihayah by mentioning issues of Shafi’i jurisprudence, with reference to other schools of thought in a few places. Then I showed his special approach in his book Al-Nahaya of Definitions, his method in explaining the text of the goal, and the way he deals and dialogue with the jurists in an objective manner away from fanaticism, which indicates the wisdom of his mind and the breadth of his knowledge.

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