THE VALIDITY OF CUSTOMARY KNOWLEDGE IN INFERENCE OF SHARIAH RULES

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QANAVATI JALIL; SHARIATI SAEED

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Journal: METHODOLOGY OF SOCIAL SCIENCES AND HUMANITIES Year:2011 | Volume:17 | Issue:67 Page(s): 123-146

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THE VALIDITY OF CUSTOMARY KNOWLEDGE IN INFERENCE OF SHARIAH RULES

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QANAVATI JALIL | SHARIATI SAEED | Issue Writer Certificate

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CUSTOMARY KNOWLEDGEQ2

VALIDITYQ2

INFERENCE OF RULESQ2

TRUSTQ2

ISLAMIC JURISTQ2

Abstract

The word "CUSTOMARY KNOWLEDGE" is used to show a degree of preferred belief in which one should have complete TRUST and great belief to an object while he/she does not reach to absolute certainty (yaqiin) -in logic and philosophic sense. In this stage of belief we may reasonably confront with a contrary contingency but the wise people do not rely in this contingency and set it aside. They treat and recognize the CUSTOMARY KNOWLEDGE as knowledge in logic sense and invoke to it in all aspects of their life In inferring shariah rules, ISLAMIC JURISTs usually and generally seek for logic knowledge and specific conjecture (zann e khaas) as the means of inferring the rules. However, they believe that in the process of inferring Islamic rules they can invoke to CUSTOMARY KNOWLEDGE. Islamic legislature (divine shaare) do not deny the way of the wise people in reliance on CUSTOMARY KNOWLEDGE and permits to infer shariah rules on the base of this means of inferring.

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QANAVATI, JALIL, & SHARIATI, SAEED. (2011). THE VALIDITY OF CUSTOMARY KNOWLEDGE IN INFERENCE OF SHARIAH RULES. METHODOLOGY OF SOCIAL SCIENCES AND HUMANITIES, 17(67), 123-146. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/88359/en

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QANAVATI JALIL, SHARIATI SAEED. THE VALIDITY OF CUSTOMARY KNOWLEDGE IN INFERENCE OF SHARIAH RULES. METHODOLOGY OF SOCIAL SCIENCES AND HUMANITIES[Internet]. 2011;17(67):123-146. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/88359/en

IEEE: Copy

JALIL QANAVATI, and SAEED SHARIATI, “THE VALIDITY OF CUSTOMARY KNOWLEDGE IN INFERENCE OF SHARIAH RULES,” METHODOLOGY OF SOCIAL SCIENCES AND HUMANITIES, vol. 17, no. 67, pp. 123–146, 2011, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/88359/en

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