Sheikh Muhammad Amin Al-Harari (d. 1441 AH) in the Jurisprudence of Hadith, as reflected in his book Murshid Dhawi al-Hija wa al-Haja ila Sunan Ibn Majah.
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https://doi.org/10.67952/s4mnyw31Keywords:
Al-Harari, Al-Hija, Al-Hajah, Fiqh Hadith.Abstract
This research, titled "Sheikh Muhammad al-Amin al-Harari and His Methodology in Fiqh al-Hadith Through His Book Murshid Dhawi al-Hija wa al-Hajah ila Sunan Ibn Majah," consists of an introduction that addresses the research importance, problem statement, objectives, methodology, and structure.
The research is further divided into two main sections:
The First Section: Provides a biography of Sheikh Muhammad al-Amin al-Harari and an overview of his book, Murshid Dhawi al-Hija wa al-Hajah ila Sunan Ibn Majah. It also highlights the primary sources relied upon by Al-Harari in deducing Fiqh al-Hadith.
The Second Section: Examines the methodology of Sheikh Muhammad al-Amin al-Harari regarding specific jurisprudential issues related to ritual purity (Taharah), acts of worship (Ibadat), financial transactions (Muamalat), and personal status law (Al-Ahwal al-Shakhsiyyah) that are tackled throughout this study.
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