أثر الإدمان في تغيير الأحكام الشرعية

Abstract EN

The title of this research paper is as follows: "The effect of addiction in the transfer of Islamic rulings".

The meaning of addiction is not meant to be the reason for the mind being drug addiction or the like.

No, it is absolute addiction, but will be addicted to the permissible or hated or prohibited from minor and not major.

The phenomenon of addiction - this - one of the most important manifestations of modern civilization, which has become familiar with its advantages and effects and stages and methods of treatment and the provisions of the legitimacy of an imperative is imperative, with the outbreak of the phenomenon and multiplicity in many areas raised the following main issue: 'Does addiction transfer legitimate provisions or not?".

The provisions turn the permissibility into abomination or haram, or turning small to large.

In order to prepare this research, specialized studies have been reviewed by researchers in psychology and sociology'.

Their reports and research can not be dispensed with in the statement of the legal rulings of the jurisprudential developments.

I have come back to the ancient jurisprudential books to find out the extent to which our Faqahna dealt with the phenomenon of addiction, and I have returned to the fatwas of contemporary scholars to clarify the legal rulings in a number of sub-issues^ The second part was the legal study of addiction in terms of the legal provisions of addiction, and the extension of the models Applied to addiction.

In order to achieve the objectives of this study, it has adopted three main approaches: First: The Inductive Approach: It follows the texts of the old jurists, seeking to address the word addiction and what is derived from it.

It also adopted it in the search for fat was of contemporary' scholars in a number of jurisprudential developments.

II -descriptive approach: It was adopted in the description of the phenomenon of addiction psychologically and socially.Analytical Approach: This was in the analysis of the sayings of jurists in order to devise the legal provisions for addiction.