Applications of the concept of condition, number, purpose, and title through the book Al-Tamheed by Ibn Abd al-Barr.

Abstract

The research deals with the jurisprudential applications of a rule of the principles of jurisprudence, namely the applications of the concept of condition, number, purpose, and title, which are types of the concept of dissent, by mentioning its jurisprudential branches through the book Al-Tamheed by Ibn Abd al-Barr, explaining how to graduate it to the fundamentalist rule, and explaining the difference that it caused. It contains the rule in jurisprudential applications. The researcher used the inductive approach and the analytical approach, and concluded with results and recommendations, the most important of which are: Shedding light on the applications of fundamentalist rules would add vitality to the science of jurisprudence, as it is the practical aspect of this important science, and the difference in the concept of dissent - The rule in question - resulted in disagreement in many branches of jurisprudence, and Ibn Abd al-Barr paid a lot of attention in his book, Al-Tamhid, to the applications of fundamentalist rules.As for the recommendations, the most important of them is: We should work on preparing an encyclopedia on the applications of fundamentalist rules by extrapolating heritage books, and benefiting from their inexhaustible source, especially in the aspect of linking the branches to their origins, or what is called graduating the branch onto the fundamentals, and also working on preparing a scientific conference to be conducted. The focus is on Ibn Abd al-Barr and his scientific works.