A look at the stages of the evolution of Shia jurisprudence مقاله

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This method was taught during the training period of the institute's researchers (Encyclopedia of Islamic Jurisprudence according to the Madhhab of the Ahl al-Bayt) in the year 1377 SH, and what follows is derived from those same lessons, presented along with a detailed list of the jurists and jurisprudential works of each stage. Sayyid Murtada wrote two books, Al-Intisar and Al-Nasiriyat, and Sheikh Mufid wrote the book Al-I'lam bima Ittafaqat 'alayhi al-Imamiyyah min al-Ahkam as well as Al-Masa'il al-'Awisah to test the jurisprudential views of the Shia school against other Islamic schools. D. In the dimension of comparative jurisprudence, after the era of Sheikh Tusi's innovations, the jurisprudential comparison of opinions and schools became broader and deeper in structure and content, such that several comparative research works emerged; including the book Mukhtalaf al-Shi'a, which is for comparing the theories of Shiite jurists and has left positive effects on Shiite jurisprudence, and one can also mention: the books Tadhkirat al-Fuqaha and Muntaha al-Matlab by Allamah al-Hilli; especially if we compare the style and content of those two together, a striking transformation is observed in this stage, where comparative jurisprudence is considered non-sectarian. Shams al-Din Muhammad bin Shuja' Hilli, known as Qattan or Ibn Qattan (died: first half of the ninth century. Risala fi al-Salat wal-Sawm (Persian). 9. Muhammad ibn Ali Musawi, known as Amili, Sayyid Sanad and Sahib Madarik (died: 1009 AH): 1. Hashiyah 'ala Risala Hukm al-Talaq bi Da'wa al-Wakala; 4.