Usūl-i fiqh generally deals with the theoretical dimension of the provisions and furū-i fiqh deals with the practical dimension. Throughout the history of fiqh, many concepts have practiced under the umbrella of usūl-i fiqh. One of these concepts is the customary exception. Customary exception (God willing) is an ordered ritual, in which the poet asks every Muslim individual to use in some areas of his life. With it, every desired job achieves its goal, and every job that begins without it is inconclusive, as opposed to divine command and rebellion. For this reason, it is an utmost importance that the customary exception, which is essential for a Muslim individual is examined and updated and opened for discussion. In this study, the customary exception, which has not been subject to any independent jurisprudence before, has been evaluated in terms of usūl and fürū-i fiqh, and it is aimed to emphasize the importance of customary exception in some important and current fürū-i fiqh issues. Around this purpose, the views and thoughts of the sects and the jurists were exhibited in a typical way and it was concluded that the importance of the customary exception for a Muslim.
Primary Language | Turkish |
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Journal Section | Articles |
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Publication Date | May 31, 2020 |
Published in Issue | Year 2020 Volume: 8 Issue: 1 |
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