موقف عبد الرزاق السنهوري من تقنين الفقه الإسلامي

Abstract EN

Since al-Sanhoury was one of the most prominent and influential figures in the legislative field in Egypt, who was assigned the development of the new Egyptian civil code and other laws in Egypt and other Arab countries, he resorted to Western laws as a general principle and derived from them the texts of the Egyptian civil code, but sometimes some texts legal provisions from Islamic jurisprudence, especially from the journal of Alahkam Aladliah and from Murshid al-Hiran by Qadri pasha, and al-Sanhouri in his derivation of most of the legal texts of Egyptian civil law from Western laws is not a denial of Islamic jurisprudence, as some claimed, nor because of its inability to keep pace with the times, or its inability to apply, but in Sanhouri's opinion it is necessary to study Islamic jurisprudence a thorough study compared to Western laws to fill its shortcomings, especially since the calamities in this era are very many, and the field of ijtihad must be opened and encouraged so that Islamic jurisprudence becomes a modern jurisprudence that surpasses what Western laws have reached today, and until Islamic jurisprudence becomes the the unified Arab civil code.