The position of jurists on the conflict between linguistic and customary truth and its impact on branches

Document Type : Original Article

Author

Professor at the Faculty of Sharia, Department of Jurisprudence, Islamic University of Medina, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia

Abstract

Abstract
The jurists, may Allah have mercy on them, made
great efforts in jurisprudential studies that attempt to answer all the questions raised about the legal texts, to know their meanings, interpretations, and the rulings they aim at.
These fruitful efforts continued in various studies on the meanings of words and their types, and ways to avoid conflict between them, including the conflict between linguistic and customary truth.
This study came to clarify the issues in which the jurists differed between carrying the linguistic or customary truth
Abstract
The jurists, may Allah have mercy on them, made
great efforts in jurisprudential studies that attempt to answer all the questions raised about the legal texts, to know their meanings, interpretations, and the rulings they aim at.
These fruitful efforts continued in various studies on the meanings of words and their types, and ways to avoid conflict between them, including the conflict between linguistic and customary truth.
This study came to clarify the issues in which the jurists differed between carrying the linguistic or customary truth

Keywords

Main Subjects

Files

Share

How to cite

Statistics