Shātibi's philosophy of islamic law : an analytical study of Shātibī's concept of maslaha in relation to his doctrine of maqāsid al-sharī⁽ah with particular reference to the problem of the adaptability of islamic legal theory to social change

Masud, Muhammad Khalid, 1939-

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Shātibi's philosophy of islamic law : an analytical study of Shātibī's concept of maslaha in relation to his doctrine of maqāsid al-sharī⁽ah with particular reference to the problem of the adaptability of islamic legal theory to social change

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Authors: Masud, Muhammad Khalid, 1939-;

doi: 10.82308/7409

Shātibi's philosophy of islamic law : an analytical study of Shātibī's concept of maslaha in relation to his doctrine of maqāsid al-sharī⁽ah with particular reference to the problem of the adaptability of islamic legal theory to social change

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This thesis studies Shatibi's (d. 790/1388) frequently quoted yet little explored and often misunderstood concept of maslaha

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340, Islamic law, Shāṭibī, Ibrāhīm ibn Mūsá, d. 1388, Shāṭibī, d. 1388, 320, Ibrāhīm ibn Mūsá

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