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100 1 $aMustafa Abdul Rahman.
245 10 $aOn taqlid :$bIbn al Qayyim's critique of authority in Islamic law /$cAbdul-Rahman Mustafa.
260 $aOxford ;$aNew York [N.Y.] :$bOxford University Press,$c2013.
300 $a242 pages ;$c25 cm
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504 $aIncludes bibliographical references (pages 223-229) and index.
505 0 $aIntroduction -- An exposition on imitation -- A disputation between an imitator and his adversary.
520 $a"A deft new translation of a large extract from the book Iʻlām al-Muwaqqiʻīn an Rabb al-ʻĀlamīn, by the thirteenth-century Islamic scholar Ibn Qayyim al Jawziyya. The Iʻlām comprises an extensive discussion of the subject of taqlīd, or legal imitation. It is one of the most comprehensive treatments of Islamic legal theory and even today serves as a manual for lawyers, judges, and muftis. In the portion of the Iʻlām translated here, Ibn al-Qayyim introduces the nature of taqlīd and divides it into several categories. He then provides an account of a debate between a critic of the view that taqlīd of a particular school or scholar is a religious duty and this critic's interlocutor. Among the topics discussed are the different kinds of taqlīd, the differences between taqlīd and ittibā, the infallibility of religious scholars, the grounds on which one legal opinion might be preferred over another, and whether or not laymen can be expected to perform ijtihad. Ibn Qayyim's legal theory is a formidable reformulation of traditionalist Hanbalism, a legal-theological tradition that has always maintained a distinctive character in Islamic history and that is now growing more influential due to modern interest in the Wahhabi movement and in Ibn Taymiyya, whose legal and theological thought was edited and refined by his student, Ibn Qayyim. In his introduction to the translation, Mustafa critically reviews the scholarship on taqlīd and outlines Ibn Qayyim's legal theory and the importance of taqlīd within it. Taqlīd continues to generate controversy amongst educated Muslims and particularly academics, as Salafi interpretations of Islam, which are generally 'anti-taqlīd,' come into conflict with the generally 'pro-taqlīd' stance of traditional schools such as the Hanafis"--Jacket.
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