فلسفة تعدد المذاهب الفقهية بتعدد الآراء: زيد بن علي، جعفر الصادق، أبو حنيفة، مالك، الشافعي، أحمد

Abstract EN

Defining the nature of comparative philosophy and clarifying the difference and controversy and the fruit of the plurality of opinions.

the origin and arrangement of the jurisprudential chapters was from Imam Zaid bin Ali, and he learned it from Imam Al-Baqir, peace be upon them, from his book al-Majmoo.

-limiting the definition to the jurisprudence doctrines prevalent among Muslims today (Zaydism in Yemen (Houthis) and Jaafari) (Imam Jaafar bin Muhammad al-Sadiq and what represents the Twelver Imami Shiites, and the other side is the Sunni component of the imams al-Numan bin Thabit Abu Hanifa, Malik bin Anas, Muhammad bin Idris al-Shafi’i, Ahmad ibn Hanbal.) the sources of legislation for these jurists -scholarly jurisprudential debates about those who lived and met.

-the reasons that led to the multiplicity of jurisprudential opinions.

the Imamiyyah adhered to the narration from the Imami chains only or documented, i.e.

in the chain of narrators, the Imam is loyal to me and rejected others.

-public acceptance of the evidence according to the knowledge of the wound and the modification.

explanation of examples of issues from comparative jurisprudence between the Imamiyyah and the public.