قاعدہ فقہیہ "الیقین لایزول بالشك" کی تأصيل و تطبيق اور اس کے عصری اطلاقات

Jurisprudential Rule "Alyaqinu La Yazulu Bi Al-Shakk: Its Foundation, Application and Contemporary Implications"

Abstract

This study explores the foundational principle of Islamic jurisprudence, "Certainty Is Not Overruled by Doubt" (اليقين لا يزول بالشك), by examining its origins, development and application within Islamic legal tradition. The principle serves as a critical tool for jurists in resolving legal issues where doubt or uncertainty arises, ensuring that established certainty remains intact. This research delves into the classical sources that underpin this maxim, analyzing its theoretical basis and practical application in historical contexts. Furthermore, the study investigates its relevance and implications in contemporary legal issues, demonstrating how this principle continues to guide Islamic jurisprudence in modern times. How does the principle of Islamic jurisprudence, "Certainty Is Not Overruled by Doubt," serve as a foundational tool in deriving legal rulings, and what are its practical applications in contemporary legal and social contexts? The principle "Certainty Is Not Overruled by Doubt" is a cornerstone of Islamic jurisprudence, guiding scholars in making sound legal judgments. This study is crucial because it explores the enduring relevance of this principle in both classical and modern contexts. By examining its foundational aspects, applications and contemporary implications. The study sheds light on how this principle continues to provide clarity and stability in Islamic legal rulings. In a world of increasing complexity and uncertainty, understanding how this principle can be applied to modern issues is essential for ensuring that Islamic law remains relevant and effective in addressing contemporary challenges.