Outlines Of Islamic Jurisprudence by Imran Ahsan Khan Nyazee is an essential guide for students of Islamic law, jurisprudence, and comparative legal systems. This ALSI Law Outline simplifies complex legal concepts of Fiqh and Usul al-Fiqh with clear explanations, diagrams, and structured content. Designed for LLB and Shariah law courses, the book reflects the scholar’s deep understanding of Islamic legal philosophy and classical sources. Now available at Multan Kitab Ghar, this book is a perfect tool for academic success and legal understanding.

Outlines Of Islamic Jurisprudence

Key Features:

✅ Structured outlines ideal for exam preparation

✅ Covers key concepts in Islamic jurisprudence and law

✅ Written in simple language with practical legal examples

✅ Valuable for law, Shariah, and Islamic studies students

✅ Authored by a leading expert in Islamic legal theory

Topics Covered:

✅ Nature and sources of Islamic law (Qur’an, Sunnah, Ijma, Qiyas)

✅ Legal maxims and principles of Islamic jurisprudence

✅ Differences between classical schools of thought

✅ Concepts of Ijtihad, Taqlid, and legal reasoning

✅ Codification and application in modern legal systems

Contents

Introduction
The Scope of Islamic Law and Jurisprudence
The Meaning of Usul al-Fiqh and Basic Terms
The Hukm: What is Islamic Law?
The Lawgiver (Hakim)
The Act (Mahkum Fih)
The Subject (Mahkum Alayh)
Causes of Defective Legal Capacity
The Primary Sources of Islamic Law
Secondary Sources
Maslahah and the Maqasid al-Shariah
The Meaning of Ijtihad and its Modes
Taqlid or Juristic Method
Property and Ownership
General Principles of Contract
Delegated Authority
Security of Debts, Insolvency and Interdiction
Acquisition of Property and Liens
Enterprise Organization
Marriage
Divorce and Separation
Inheritance, Bequests and Trusts
The Islamic State and its Duties
Crimes and Torts
War and  Fiscal Laws
Courts, Procedure and Evidence
Islamic Law and Human Rights
The Islamic Legal Heritage
the Schools of Islamic Law
The Function of a School of Law and the Hierarchies
Geographical Distribution of Schools and the Bond Between Them