The life and political authority features of the Andalusian Imam Al-Tartushi in Siraj Al-Muluk (d. 520 AH / 1126 AD)
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Al-Tartushi, Political Authority, Siraj Al-MulukAbstract
Political thought in Islamic history is of great importance, as this thought helps to identify the morals and qualities that kings or sultans must possess, and also helps in studying issues related to political authority and the role of jurists in issuing fatwas on these issues, and their advice to rulers and sultans of the same era whom they served. The importance of the study is highlighted by the fact that it examines the political thought and political authority of one of the leading scholars of the Maliki school of thought. He is Imam Al-Tartushi, may God have mercy on him. This study aims to study the book (Siraj Al-Muluk) as a model that represents the thought of Al-Turtushi, this book was considered a reference for every ruler and judge.
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