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Usool Al-Fiqh: Science of Islamic Jurisprudence

Usool Al-Fiqh: Science of Islamic Jurisprudence | Online Course | 4-Month Program

Join our 4-month online course on Usool Al-Fiqh: Science of Islamic Jurisprudence. Learn the principles of Islamic law, legal reasoning, and application. Enroll today!

CourseOverview

A Journey Through the Science of Islamic Jurisprudence
Islamic law, or Sharia, is more than a collection of pronouncements. It is a dynamic system built upon deep reasoning and structured methodologies. In this comprehensive course on the Usool Al-Fiqh: Science of Islamic Jurisprudence, you will embark on a structured learning path. You will explore the intricate principles that form the very architecture of Islamic legal thought. Through a structured approach, you will master the tools and principles guiding its application. This journey will empower you with the knowledge necessary to analyze legal rulings within an evolving society.

Duration

4 Monthes

Credit

3

Mode

100% online with weekly module releases

Fees

£40 per month

Starts

Jan, 2026

Certification

Upon completion

Course Curriculum

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Module 1: Foundations of Usool Al-Fiqh: Science of Islamic Jurisprudence
• Understand the concept of Islamic jurisprudence and its significance.
• Study the fundamental principles that define Islamic legal thought.
• Examine how Usool Al-Fiqh: Science of Islamic Jurisprudence shapes legal interpretations.

Module 2: Primary Sources of Islamic Law
• Analyze the Quran and Sunnah as the primary sources of Islamic law.
• Learn the methodology behind extracting rulings from divine texts.
• Discover the significance of textual evidence in Islamic jurisprudence.

Module 3: Secondary Sources and Their Role in Islamic Law
• Understand the role of Ijma (consensus) in shaping legal rulings.
• Explore the process of Qiyas (analogical reasoning) and its application.
• Analyze the concept of Istihsan (juristic preference) and its significance.

Module 4: The Role of Custom and Public Interest in Islamic Law
• Study Urf (customary practice) as a legal principle in Islamic jurisprudence.
• Understand Maslahah (public interest) in shaping modern legal rulings.
• Analyze case studies where customary practice impacts legal decisions.

Module 5: Major Sunni Schools of Thought
• Learn about the unique methodologies of Hanafi, Maliki, Shafi’i, and Hanbali schools.
• Compare and contrast their approaches to legal interpretation.
• Understand their contributions to the evolution of Usool Al-Fiqh: Science of Islamic Jurisprudence.

Module 6: Theory and Practice in Islamic Jurisprudence
• Apply jurisprudential principles to real-life case studies.
• Study legal debates on family law, finance, and contemporary challenges.
• Analyze how theory translates into practical Islamic legal rulings.

Who Should Enroll in This Course?

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• Individuals eager to comprehend the intellectual foundations of Islamic legal rulings.
• Those fascinated by the historical development and adaptation of Islamic law.
• Students wishing to develop critical thinking skills in legal argumentation.
• Anyone seeking to contribute to discussions on Islamic law responsibly.

By the end of this course, students will:
• Demonstrate a strong understanding of Usool Al-Fiqh: Science of Islamic Jurisprudence.
• Analyze and interpret Islamic legal sources and their applications.
• Differentiate between primary and secondary sources of Islamic law.
• Evaluate the role of jurisprudence in modern Islamic legal contexts.
• Develop informed opinions on contemporary Islamic legal debates.

This course provides a structured and engaging learning experience for those interested in Islamic law. It covers everything from fundamental principles to advanced legal reasoning. With weekly online modules, interactive discussions, and practical case studies, students gain comprehensive knowledge in a flexible format. Enroll today and take the first step toward mastering the Usool Al-Fiqh: Science of Islamic Jurisprudence.

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