Hubungan dan Perbedaan Kaidah Fiqiyah dan Nazhriyah Fiqhiyyah


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Authors

  • Soraya Salina Universitas Islam Indragiri
  • Sayyidah Shufiyah Almagfiroh Universitas Islam Indragiri Hilir
  • Ade Lesmana Universitas Islam Indragiri Hilir
  • Muannif Ridwan Institut Teknologi dan Sains Meranti
  • Najib Institut Teknologi dan Sains Meranti

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.58707/aldalil.v3i1.1213

Keywords:

Kaidah Fiqiyah , Nazhriyah Fiqhiyyah , Hukum Islam , Fiqih

Abstract

Islamic law as a source of national law is a collection of rules based on norms or rules of fiqhiyah. Fiqh as a form of Islamic law is required to always be current to become a religious solution for society. Over a long period of time, fiqh as a product of the thoughts of scholars can be found in various fiqh books with various styles of schools of thought and various methods and patterns in their explanations. This research aims to examine the relationship and differences between fiqiyah rules (principles of Islamic law) and nazhriyah fiqhiyyah (theories of Islamic law). Fiqiyah rules are general rules derived from the syar'i texts (Al-Qur'an and Hadith) and are used to explain the laws of fiqh on various issues. Meanwhile, nazhriyah fiqhiyyah are concepts or theories developed by scholars to understand, classify and formulate fiqh laws systematically. The method used in writing this article is the literature review method by examining and referring directly to primary and secondary references in studying the relationship and differences between Fiqiyah and Nazhriyah Fiqhiyyah rules.

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Published

18-02-2025

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Salina, S., Shufiyah Almagfiroh, S. ., Lesmana, A. ., Ridwan, M., & Najib. (2025). Hubungan dan Perbedaan Kaidah Fiqiyah dan Nazhriyah Fiqhiyyah. AL-DALIL: Jurnal Ilmu Sosial, Politik, Dan Hukum, 3(1), 8–18. https://doi.org/10.58707/aldalil.v3i1.1213

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