The Extended Conditional Statement in the Islamic Jurisprudence
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This research reflects the method of the Extended Conditional Statement in the Islamic Jurisprudence, where it reveals the meaning of the interception of the condition to the condition, in an obvious sense: the correlation of the occurrence of result with two or more conditions. For example, when someone says: “If you enter, If you speak to Zaid, you are divorced.” The research reveals the validity of this method among the majority of the syntactic scholars and all jurists. The research adopted the inductive approach to come up with the meanings of the style condition to the condition. This research exposes the pieces of evidence of the jurists in correcting this method and their differences in its jurisprudential indicators. It shows jurists’ evidence and its discussions and endorses the most correct ones with its evidence. The research concludes that the correct ones are embodied in the fact that the result occur when the two conditions are fulfiled. It concludes that the applications of the Extended Coditional Statement are very few. They go under what are called “Al-ela'a”, divorce and emancipation. The study recoommends conducting a master thesis in the Extended Conditional Statement and its tools in the Islamic Jurisprudence. The research also found that the Shafi'i madhhab is one of the four most detailed madhhabs in the issues of suspension of commentary.
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