Taha Jaber Al-alwani And His Innovative Project For The Science Of Usul Al-fiqh

Abstract

It has become superfluous to assert that the term “renewal of Islamic sciences” is recent in its emergence, origin, and use, to be associated with modern Islamic thought framed historically in the time period extending from the late nineteenth century AD until now, passing through the temporal extension of the twentieth century, which witnessed an intense consumption of this The term, and the abundant scientific giving that accompanied it, and a proliferating intellectual product. Given the importance of the issue of renewing the science of the principles of jurisprudence and its danger to the establishment of Islamic knowledge in general, and to jurisprudential deduction in particular, there have been numerous, diverse, and divergent theses at the same time, a method, a means, and research results, during the past century, and so far. This contribution aims to approach the phenomenon of renewal of Islamic jurisprudence by studying the renewal model of Dr. Taha Jaber Al-Alwani, highlighting its conceptual and methodological characteristics, and its contributions to enriching scientific research in this important and dangerous issue at the same time.