The status of wealth and the objectives of its management in Islamic law: a study of the book on the objectives of Islamic law by Muhammad Tahar Ben Achour
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Money, Objectives, Sharia, Muhammad al-Tahir ibn AshurAbstract
Islamic law pays attention to the wealth of the nation, establishing ways for individuals and groups to acquire it. The objectives set out by Muhammad Tahar Ben Achour in his book on the objectives of Islamic law promote benefits and prevent harm. This paper aims to clarify the efforts of this scholar in the field of financial transactions.
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Ibn Ashour, Muhammad al-Tahir. Foundations of Social Order in Islam, trans. by Muhammad al-Tahir al-Maysawi. Amman: Dar al-Nafais, 1st edition, 2001.
Ibn Ashour, Muhammad al-Tahir. Tafsir al-Tahrir wa al-Tanwir. Tunis: Tunisian Publishing House (n.d.), 1984.
Ibn Ashour, The Objectives of Islamic Law.
Reported by Ahmad in his Musnad, trans. by Al-Arnaut, Shu'ayb et al., 1st ed., Beirut: Al-Risalah, 2001, 34/299, Hadith No. 20695.
Reported by al-Bukhari in his Sahih, 3/103, Book of Agriculture and Planting, Hadith No. 2320.
Reported by Malik in Al-Muwatta, Beirut: Dar Iḥya al-ʿUloom al-ʿArabiyyah (n.d.), 1994, 1/565, Book of Judgments, Chapter on Judgment in the Cultivation of Wasteland, Hadith No. 1456.
The Objectives of Islamic Law.Tunis: Tunisian Distribution Company, (n.d.), 1985.
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