Islamic Jurisprudence: Importance and its Applications
Keywords:
Islamic Jurisprudence, Importance and Applications, Fiqh, Islam, Religious TeachingAbstract
Islamic jurisprudence, or Fiqh, represents the human interpretation and practical application of Shariah—the divine law revealed in Islam. This system of jurisprudence is essential for guiding Muslims in all aspects of life, from personal conduct to complex societal issues. The importance of Fiqh lies in its ability to offer a comprehensive framework for living according to Islamic principles, preserving the integrity of religious teachings, and adapting to contemporary challenges. Its applications extend to personal worship, family law, business and finance, criminal justice, and governance. As a dynamic and flexible discipline, Fiqh addresses the evolving needs of society while ensuring adherence to core Islamic values. This article explores the critical role of Islamic jurisprudence in shaping the ethical and legal landscape of Muslim communities and its continued relevance in a rapidly changing world.
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