قضايا الرواج النقدي و أحكامه في فكر الهلالي (ت 1175 ه)‎ من خلال كتابه-المراهم في أحكام فساد الدراهم

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This study aims at a major goal which is to highlight the issues of monetary boom in the thought of al-Hilali (d.

5 5Vi AH), and its rulings through his book: Ointments in the provisions of corruption in dirhams, and present his economic views, related to issues of treatment with fraudulent criticism, and the duty for those who arranged something in the disclosure of transactions occurring at the time The popularity of fraudulent criticism.

For this reason, this research came under the title: Issues of critical marriage and its provisions in the thought of Hilali (d.

5 5Vi AH) through his book: Ointments in the Rulings of Corruption of the Dirham; To highlight the phenomenon of the spread of silver dirhams mixed with copper, and to clarify the provisions related to adulterated money, what must be eliminated during the time of interruption of adulterated criticism, and the ruling on what must be eliminated in contracts in which the status of criticism, whether good or false, is determined, if they are mixed in dealing.

The motive for choosing this topic was the scientific value of Hilali's book.

Where he contained many issues related to money issues, and everything related to money in circulation in the countries of Morocco at the time of the author, as well as with regard to the provisions of dealing with fraudulent criticism in the Maliki school.

The researcher relied on the analytical method, which is based on extrapolation, and description, by .returning to the sources that were subject to the study The research concluded that Al-Hilali wanted the security of his descendants to unify the railroad dealt with within the community.

To avoid disputes in matters of sale, purchase, netting, and matters of personal status, and in order to clarify what Hilali wanted, he combined the legal (juristic) science with the technical (chemical) science, especially in the issue of breaking money, and disposing of it; Lest Muslims spoil and lose their capital.