الإمام أبو عبد الله البوشنجي و آراؤه الفقهية : جمع و دراسة مقارنة

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This study aims to highlight the knowledge of the nation’s scholar, that is Imam Abu Abdullah Al-Boushanji, and collect his juristic views dispersed in the different modern and jurisprudent books, and compare them with other opinions and sayings, and to weigh what deserves to be weighted by evidence, rules and explanations, through the method of induction and reasoning and analysis.

The study came in two topics, the first topic was devoted to: Introducing Imam Abi Abdullah Al-Boushanji, and it includes two sections.

The first: to define his personal life, and the second: to define his scientific life.

The second topic was devoted to the jurisprudential views of Imam Abu Abdullah Al-Boushanji.

The study concluded a number of results, including: Imam al-Bouchenji grew up in Busuch and disembarked Nishapur, inhabited it, and departed to the horizons in seeking knowledge, then returned to Nishapur and settled there until his death .

And that his life is full of science, knowledge, worship, piety, pride of the soul, generosity, and other good qualities.

And he was praised by the greatest scholars who lived with him, studied it, or translated it in their books.

And that it is attributed to the doctrine of Imam Al-Shafi’i, and the response to those who attributed it to the doctrine of Imam Malik or Ahmad, except that, like the first, they had freedom in jurisprudence.

And the study gathered for Imam Al-Boushangi a number of jurisprudence opinions, in several chapters, including: To delete peace in prayer; It is not to prolong it, and to extend it in prayer.

And that the first hours of the souls to Friday from sunrise.

And the requirement of the conditions for validity of the marriage and the absence of its contraindications to hear the marriage lawsuit.

And that the 'Aqeeqah ‘ if not slaughtered on the seventh, is slaughtered on the fourteenth, or else on the twenty-first.

He responded to the idea that it is permissible to eat elephant and kitten and the prohibition of eating magpies.