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Usool ul-Fiqh

by Shaykh 'Abdur-Rahmān ibn Nāsir as-Sa'dī (d. 1383 AH / n/a CE)



A Brief Essay Concerning

Usoolul-Fiqh

[Risaalah Lateefah Jaami’ah fee Usoolil-Fiqhil-Muhimmah, which is part of Manhajus-Saalikeen wa Tawdeehul-Fiqh bid-Deen (pp.101-112)]

All praise belongs to Allaah. So we praise Him for what He possess from His beautiful Names and lofty and perfect Attributes; and for His Judgement and Decree which encompasses everything in existence; and for His Divinely Prescribed Laws which encompass every field of legislation; and His Judgement concerning rewards for the doers of good, and punishments for the criminals.

I testify that none has the right to be worshipped except Allaah alone, who has no partner in His Names. Attributes or Judgement. And I testify that Muhammad is His Slave and Messenger; who clarified the Judgement and the rulings, made clear the halaal (lawful) and the haraam (prohibited), and established the fundamentals and expounded upon them - until the Religion was completed and establsihed firmly. O Allaah extol and send the blessings of peace upon Muhammad, and upon his family, his Companions and those that follow them, particularly the Scholars.

To proceed: This is a brief essay concerning usoolul-fiqh (fundamentals of jurisprudence), uncomplicated in wording, clear in meaning, and useful in learning its rulings for whosoever contemplates its meanings. We ask Allaah that He benefits both its compiler and its reader. Indeed He is the Most Generous.

Part 1 : Chapter 1
Part 2 : Chapter 2
Part 3 : Chapter 3
Part 4 : Chapter 4 - Concerning the Book and the Sunnah
Part 5 : Chapter 5
Part 6 : Chapter 6
Part 7 : Chapter 7
Part 8 : Chapter 8
Part 9 : Chapter 9
Part 10 : Chapter 10

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