Islamic jurisprudence is the system of law described as per the Holy Quran and the Traditions of Prophet Muhammad (Pbuh). Whole of the system is governed strictly in accordance with the laws inferred, deducted or formulated by the scholars of Islam individually (diligence) or cumulatively (consensus). Whole of the Islamic jurisprudence lays maximum emphasis on two points: observance of obligatory tasks and human rights. In this observing of the deeds, justice holds supreme position. It cannot be, at any rate, compromised. Neither does it favour over punishment than required. Quran is the foremost and most authentic source of Islamic prudence. Next, come the Traditions. Present multi-volume work sheds light on various other related issues, which make it a must-possess entity.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR Muhammad Razi
Muhammad Razi, an academic and scholar in his right, is basically a theologian. A senior member of teaching faculty, he has been on foreign tours, especially, Middle East, as a keen observer of Islamic movement, the world over. He is regarded as a think-tank, a liberal-minded, a far-sighted and a quick-witted personality in the academic circles of Aligarh Muslim University. An M.A., M.Th in Theology (Islamic Religious Studies) he is well-versed in Aeabic, Persian, Urdu, English and Hindi. He started his career as a bright student at Rampur. Later on, he studies at, and cones-quently joined A.M.U. and devoted himself, wholeheartedly to the search for knowledge tirelessly and enthu-siastically. He has attended a number of seminars, symposia, academic get-togethers and has won big laurels in and outside India on many occasions. He has several incredible books to his credit.
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