ANALOGICAL REASONING IN ISLAMIC JURISPRUDENCE

• The book is about the study of Islamic law as the greatness of Islam,
  sublimity of its Shariah and the ability of Islamic legal system to
  meet political, administrative and social needs of the people have
  been proven beyond doubt. Adhering to the injunctions of Islam
  became indispensable according to the constitution. If the law
  includes any passage which conflicts with the principles of the
  Shariah, it would be unconstitutional.
  The study of the Islamic law became essential after this provision,
  because all the laws and systems would be derived from it.
  The author has divided this study into two parts, devoting the first
  part to the history and sources of Islamic law, and in the second part
  the author has given the more significant theories of Islamic law.
• The Principles of Islamic Jurisprudence
  Prof Ahmad Hasan
  Islamic Jurisprudence is a highly difiicult, but equally significant
  and useful subject. Though a large number of works on the
  discipline have appeared in Arabic as well as English, a standard
  textbook of Islamic Law is conscious by its absence.
  The author initially started working on such a textbook in a single
  volume several years ago. But soon realising the complexity and
  intricacy of the issue at stake he decided to split up the work into
  four parts:-
  (I) The command of the Shari ’ah.
  (II) The sources of F iqh.
  (III) The principles of interpretation of legal texts:textual
  i implications.
  (IV) Independent legal reasoning (ijtihad) and conformity to
  the recognised legal schools (taqlid).

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