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I Definition of Makasid Sharia : The objective of Islamic law: the straight way, wisdom and purpose that Sharia came to achieve for the benefit of the servants in this world and the hereafter. II The General purpose of Islamic legislation: Achieving the interest of people in this world and in the hereafter by bringing benefits and warding off harms. And eventually knowing God and worshiping Him. - Wisdoms behind rulings include developing consciousness of God. III Traditional Classification of Makasid: 1. Necessities: essentials: they are the Five universals that people s lives cannot survive without them and their lack lead to corruption in this world and in the hereafter. a. Preserving Faith:

• He set out to produce them: The pillars of Islam and Pillard of Faith. - He set out to prevent its absence: forbidden of polytheism, requiring Jihad, the limit of apostasy. b. Preserving Soul:
• He set out to produce them: permitting eating and drinking, legislating marriage and encouraging births. - He set out to prevent its absence: prohibiting miscarriage, and killing as well as legislating retribution for a punishment. c. Preserving mind: (intellect)
• He set out to produce them: the order to Seek knowledge and the command to contemplate and reflect on God’s creation. - He set out to prevent its absence and prohibiting wine and legislating the limit of drinking it. d. Preserving lineage: offsprings, honor:
• He set out to produce them: legislating marriage and encouraging births and the command to be chaste (chastity). - He set out to prevent its absence: Legislating the limit of adultery and slander as punishment. e. Preserving wealth: (money, property)
• He set out to produce them: legislating: types of sales and commerce and partnership. - He set out to prevent its absence: prohibiting cheating, usury, fraud, theft. We should know that the destruction of these items leads to Chaos within a society, and that the purpose is not valid unless it leads to the fulfillment University of Algiers 1 Faculty of Islamic Sciences 2024/2025 Class/ master 2 Comparative Jurisprudence and Its Fundamentals Teacher: Dr. Latrem Halla of some good or avoidance o some mischief; as well as that the purpose is what fulfils the purpose of the legislator.

2. Needs: complementary: it is what people need in order to expand and relieve hardship and alleviating difficulty, so, life does not stop with their lack but ratter becomes narrow and so hard. a. Worship: Legislating Legal license: Dry ablution instead of wet one; legislating Breaking fast and shortening the prayers to travelers and sicks. b. Transactions: permitting contracts that meet peoples need such as : leasing and rent , and mortgage, forward sale (the ladder). c. Habits: Permitting to hunt and enjoying good things.
3. Luxuries: (desirable) They are refinements in society, what is more that what is necessary and need which leads to perfection and their lack does not lead to corruption or hardship. a. Worship: the command to purify, and the order to cover up , command to pray in congregation . b. Transactions: Prohibiting extravagance, prohibiting stinginess, prohibiting sell on sale, prohibiting sermon upon sermon. c. Habits: Instruct the etiquette of eating, drinking sleeping, and prohibit eating carrion. IV The importance of arranging the objectives of Sharia: The importance appears in the event of conflict between them, such as: conflict between preserving one’s life and covering private parts of body. Permissibility of drinking wine, alcohol for those who almost died from choking because preserving one’s life comes first. V The second: Classification 1. General makasid: they the objectives observed throughout the Entire body of Islamic laws.
4. Specific makasid : these are observed throughout a certain chapter of the Islamic law such as the welfare of Children and preventing criminals.
5. Partial makasid : these are the intents behind specific scriptures of rulings .

I Definition of Makasid Sharia :
The objective of Islamic law: the straight way, wisdom and purpose that
Sharia came to achieve for the benefit of the servants in this world and the
hereafter.
II The General purpose of Islamic legislation: Achieving the interest
of people in this world and in the hereafter by bringing benefits and
warding off harms. And eventually knowing God and worshiping
Him.

• Wisdoms behind rulings include developing consciousness of God.
  III Traditional Classification of Makasid:

1. Necessities: essentials: they are the Five universals that people s
   lives cannot survive without them and their lack lead to corruption
   in this world and in the hereafter.
   a. Preserving Faith:

• He set out to produce them: The pillars of Islam and Pillard of Faith.


• He set out to prevent its absence: forbidden of polytheism, requiring
  Jihad, the limit of apostasy.
  b. Preserving Soul:


• He set out to produce them: permitting eating and drinking,
  legislating marriage and encouraging births.


• He set out to prevent its absence: prohibiting miscarriage, and killing
  as well as legislating retribution for a punishment.
  c. Preserving mind: (intellect)


• He set out to produce them: the order to Seek knowledge and the
  command to contemplate and reflect on God’s creation.


• He set out to prevent its absence and prohibiting wine and
  legislating the limit of drinking it.
  d. Preserving lineage: offsprings, honor:


• He set out to produce them: legislating marriage and encouraging
  births and the command to be chaste (chastity).


• He set out to prevent its absence: Legislating the limit of adultery
  and slander as punishment.
  e. Preserving wealth: (money, property)


• He set out to produce them: legislating: types of sales and commerce
  and partnership.


• He set out to prevent its absence: prohibiting cheating, usury, fraud,
  theft.
  We should know that the destruction of these items leads to Chaos within
  a society, and that the purpose is not valid unless it leads to the fulfillment
  University of Algiers 1 Faculty of Islamic Sciences 2024/2025
  Class/ master 2 Comparative Jurisprudence and Its Fundamentals
  Teacher: Dr. Latrem Halla
  of some good or avoidance o some mischief; as well as that the purpose is
  what fulfils the purpose of the legislator.

2. Needs: complementary: it is what people need in order to expand
   and relieve hardship and alleviating difficulty, so, life does not stop
   with their lack but ratter becomes narrow and so hard.
   a. Worship: Legislating Legal license: Dry ablution instead of wet
   one; legislating Breaking fast and shortening the prayers to
   travelers and sicks.
   b. Transactions: permitting contracts that meet peoples need such
   as : leasing and rent , and mortgage, forward sale (the ladder).
   c. Habits: Permitting to hunt and enjoying good things.


3. Luxuries: (desirable)
   They are refinements in society, what is more that what is necessary and
   need which leads to perfection and their lack does not lead to corruption or
   hardship.
   a. Worship: the command to purify, and the order to cover up ,
   command to pray in congregation .
   b. Transactions:
   Prohibiting extravagance, prohibiting stinginess, prohibiting sell on sale,
   prohibiting sermon upon sermon.
   c. Habits: Instruct the etiquette of eating, drinking sleeping, and
   prohibit eating carrion.
   IV The importance of arranging the objectives of Sharia:
   The importance appears in the event of conflict between them, such as:
   conflict between preserving one’s life and covering private parts of body.
   Permissibility of drinking wine, alcohol for those who almost died from
   choking because preserving one’s life comes first.
   V The second: Classification


4. General makasid: they the objectives observed throughout the
   Entire body of Islamic laws.


5. Specific makasid : these are observed throughout a certain chapter
   of the Islamic law such as the welfare of Children and preventing
   criminals.


6. Partial makasid : these are the intents behind specific scriptures of
   rulings .