The Realm of Fiqh and Quiddity of Permissibility; A Review of the Principle “عدم خلوّ الواقعة عن الحکم There is no Event without Legal Ruling”

The problem of the realm of fiqh relates with an extensive network of subjects which each has been propounded in its specific area. One of the effective subjects to solve this problem is to extract the quiddity of legal rules to get its range. Explaining the quiddity of permissibility (Arabic: اباحه...

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Main Authors: Mohsen Jahangiri, Muhammad Ali Bannaei Kheyrabadi
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Published: Razavi University of Islamic Sciences 2022-05-01
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Online Access:https://cjd.razavi.ac.ir/article_1261_fac328297bfe375bf78498528f4acf65.pdf
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description The problem of the realm of fiqh relates with an extensive network of subjects which each has been propounded in its specific area. One of the effective subjects to solve this problem is to extract the quiddity of legal rules to get its range. Explaining the quiddity of permissibility (Arabic: اباحه ibahah) and mentioning the permissibility is the absence of legal ruling or the ruling of permissibility has a vital role in the problem of the fiqh realm. Especially, when the relationship between permissibility (Arabic: اباحه ibahah) with the principle “عدم خلوّ” is described well; a continual principle -according to claim a consensus on it- in Shia fiqh and the principles of fiqh which its contents are: no events are without legal ruling “عدم خلوّ الواقعة عن الحکم”. Besides the naqlior revealed arguments “everything -halal or haram or what people need- but it is in the holy Quran or Islamic tradition” martyr Sadr for proving this has utilized the reasoning argument i.e. God’s grace. Although the principle of grace (lutf) is considered valid and has a great effect in the problems such as the comprehensiveness of sharia, the relationship between fiqh and law but it has not appropriately clarified as the position of the jurist such as Imam Khomeini with adducing to some of his sayings in the absence of his important analysis of permissibility and the absence of ruling has been gathered. The present note with referring to the authentic Shia usul and fiqh texts and with jurisprudential method the opponents’ opinions of this principle such as Muhaqiq Naraqi, the late grand Ayatollah Khoei and Imam Khomeini have been surveyed and at the end with close attention to the space of issuance of narrations and debate on reasoning argument of God’s grace it has valued (believed) the authenticity of some opponents’ reasons.
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spelling doaj-art-9e78cca3325a42dbb343ff4b4beedd6c2025-08-20T03:16:07ZfasRazavi University of Islamic Sciencesآموزه‌‌های فقه مدني2251-936X2783-36902022-05-011425537610.30513/cjd.2021.1152.12261261The Realm of Fiqh and Quiddity of Permissibility; A Review of the Principle “عدم خلوّ الواقعة عن الحکم There is no Event without Legal Ruling”Mohsen Jahangiri0Muhammad Ali Bannaei Kheyrabadi1Associate professor at Razavi University of Islamic SciencesA PhD student in Criminal FiqhThe problem of the realm of fiqh relates with an extensive network of subjects which each has been propounded in its specific area. One of the effective subjects to solve this problem is to extract the quiddity of legal rules to get its range. Explaining the quiddity of permissibility (Arabic: اباحه ibahah) and mentioning the permissibility is the absence of legal ruling or the ruling of permissibility has a vital role in the problem of the fiqh realm. Especially, when the relationship between permissibility (Arabic: اباحه ibahah) with the principle “عدم خلوّ” is described well; a continual principle -according to claim a consensus on it- in Shia fiqh and the principles of fiqh which its contents are: no events are without legal ruling “عدم خلوّ الواقعة عن الحکم”. Besides the naqlior revealed arguments “everything -halal or haram or what people need- but it is in the holy Quran or Islamic tradition” martyr Sadr for proving this has utilized the reasoning argument i.e. God’s grace. Although the principle of grace (lutf) is considered valid and has a great effect in the problems such as the comprehensiveness of sharia, the relationship between fiqh and law but it has not appropriately clarified as the position of the jurist such as Imam Khomeini with adducing to some of his sayings in the absence of his important analysis of permissibility and the absence of ruling has been gathered. The present note with referring to the authentic Shia usul and fiqh texts and with jurisprudential method the opponents’ opinions of this principle such as Muhaqiq Naraqi, the late grand Ayatollah Khoei and Imam Khomeini have been surveyed and at the end with close attention to the space of issuance of narrations and debate on reasoning argument of God’s grace it has valued (believed) the authenticity of some opponents’ reasons.https://cjd.razavi.ac.ir/article_1261_fac328297bfe375bf78498528f4acf65.pdfthe realm of fiqhfiqh and lawpermissibilitymantaqat al-firagh (the lacuna)
spellingShingle Mohsen Jahangiri
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The Realm of Fiqh and Quiddity of Permissibility; A Review of the Principle “عدم خلوّ الواقعة عن الحکم There is no Event without Legal Ruling”
آموزه‌‌های فقه مدني
the realm of fiqh
fiqh and law
permissibility
mantaqat al-firagh (the lacuna)
title The Realm of Fiqh and Quiddity of Permissibility; A Review of the Principle “عدم خلوّ الواقعة عن الحکم There is no Event without Legal Ruling”
title_full The Realm of Fiqh and Quiddity of Permissibility; A Review of the Principle “عدم خلوّ الواقعة عن الحکم There is no Event without Legal Ruling”
title_fullStr The Realm of Fiqh and Quiddity of Permissibility; A Review of the Principle “عدم خلوّ الواقعة عن الحکم There is no Event without Legal Ruling”
title_full_unstemmed The Realm of Fiqh and Quiddity of Permissibility; A Review of the Principle “عدم خلوّ الواقعة عن الحکم There is no Event without Legal Ruling”
title_short The Realm of Fiqh and Quiddity of Permissibility; A Review of the Principle “عدم خلوّ الواقعة عن الحکم There is no Event without Legal Ruling”
title_sort realm of fiqh and quiddity of permissibility a review of the principle عدم خلوّ الواقعة عن الحکم there is no event without legal ruling
topic the realm of fiqh
fiqh and law
permissibility
mantaqat al-firagh (the lacuna)
url https://cjd.razavi.ac.ir/article_1261_fac328297bfe375bf78498528f4acf65.pdf
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