چکیده:
Familiarity with the context of issuance of Hadith leads to a more accurate and complete understanding of the intention of the Infallible (AS). Shia jurisprudential narrations were issued in a context where the culture and beliefs of the Sunni majority prevailed. Familiarity with the influential clues in understanding the subtleties present in Shia jurisprudential narrations requires awareness of the Prophetic narrations considered authentic by Sunnis, as well as the sayings and opinions of the Companions, the Tabi'un, and the scholars of the first two centuries of the Hijri era. Collecting these clues allows Taqiyya-based narrations to be identified accurately and completely, and also reveals the commonalities between Shia and Sunni jurisprudential propositions. This collection specifies that some Companions and Tabi'un, among the first to third classes of Sunni scholars in the first two centuries of the Hijri era, had fatwas similar to Shia narrations.
خلاصه ماشینی:
Familiarity with the influential clues in understanding the subtleties present in Shia jurisprudential narrations requires awareness of prophetic narrations considered authentic by Sunnis, as well as the sayings and opinions of the Companions, the Successors (Tabi'un), and the scholars of the first two centuries of the Hijri era.
It is clear that in this situation, the audiences of the Infallible( speech understood a meaning from the absolute or general nature of the words present in that speech or narration that was consistent with the existing cultural atmosphere; sometimes they interpreted a command as permission, or considered a prohibition to be a moral matter rather than a jurisprudential one; sometimes they applied a narration that apparently contains a universal proposition to a specific external instance, and sometimes they derived the generality or absoluteness of a ruling from an external case; just as sometimes an ambiguous or shared word present in the narration would find a special meaning in the layers of the general culture of its time and would be clear and obvious to the audiences present in that space (time and place); in two journals of Ulum al-Hadith, No. 2, pp.
Regarding the book Madarik Fiqh Ahl al-Sunnah ala Nahj Wasail al-Shia Paying attention to the aforementioned points makes scientific research in recognizing the atmosphere of the issuance of jurisprudential narrations clear and necessary.
This collection aims to present the jurisprudential narrations of the Ahl al-Sunnah, along with the views and opinions of the Companions, the Tabi'un, and the scholars of the first and second centuries AH, which also includes the views of the founders of the four Sunni schools of thought.
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