The fundamentalist term is the license of Ibn Ashour through his book The Purposes of Islamic Law

Authors

  • Abdelkader Hacini ben Ali Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences and Islamic Sciences | University of Ahmed Deraya Adrar | Algeria
  • Achour Boukalkoula ben El Mabrouk Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences and Islamic Sciences | University of Ahmed Deraya Adrar | Algeria

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https://doi.org/10.26389/AJSRP.H301019

Keywords:

Term , Abu Zayd, Taher Ibn Ashour

Abstract

The term "interest" is a very precise term in the proposition. There is a lot of talk about it from a variety of fields. This is due to the difference between the field of jurisprudence and the field of jurisprudence. Through the employment of Imam Muhammad al- Taher Ibn Ashour in his book Makassed Islamic law, as a study of terminology; from the linguistic structure that form the term, until the semantic development of the term, through the functional use of the term when the son of Ashour.

Author Biographies

  • Abdelkader Hacini ben Ali, Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences and Islamic Sciences | University of Ahmed Deraya Adrar | Algeria

    Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences and Islamic Sciences | University of Ahmed Deraya Adrar | Algeria

  • Achour Boukalkoula ben El Mabrouk, Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences and Islamic Sciences | University of Ahmed Deraya Adrar | Algeria

    Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences and Islamic Sciences | University of Ahmed Deraya Adrar | Algeria

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2019-12-30

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ben Ali, A. H., & ben El Mabrouk, A. B. (2019). The fundamentalist term is the license of Ibn Ashour through his book The Purposes of Islamic Law. Journal of Islamic Sciences, 2(6), 106-97. https://doi.org/10.26389/AJSRP.H301019