دور المنهج المقارن في إبراز مكانة الفقه الإسلامي بين النظم القانونية الغربية

Abstract EN

Comparing laws is an approach aimed at evaluating different legal systems and rules.

Whether at the local or international level, whether it is at the level of Sharia and the one legal family, or families and other global laws.

By comparing the comparative law approach with the Islamic system, we find that they share some mechanisms, including the science of disagreement among Muslim jurists.

If the goal of comparative law is to bring the laws of civilized countries closer together in a coordinated manner by dividing the laws of the world into groups, or families close to each other in terms of history and characteristics, as well as the concept of the legal base and the general divisions of the various branches of law, then this task is one of the functions of the rules Fundamentalism and methodological rules in Islamic legislation.

It is a recognized methodology in the Islamic legal family of various sects, and this is confirmed by the science of disagreement among Muslim jurists