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Rajani Kumail (ed.). Shiʿite Legal Theory: Sources and Commentaries. Edinburgh University Press,2023. — 352 p.. 2023

This book is a collection of texts of previously unpublished or rare works of usul al-fiqh, along with commen­taries and summaries of the ideas within the texts. They have all been edited by contributors from manuscripts; they stretch over many centuries and reflect discussions in many different places; they are all taken from the Shi'i Muslim tradition, broadly conceived. The distinctive Shi'i contribution to the history of usul al-fiqh has not received the attention it deserves in contempo­rary scholarship. This volume forms part of wider attempt to bring the richness and diversity of Shi'i usul to the wider field. The term usul al-fiqh (often abbreviated to usul) refers, primarily, to two linked phenomena.

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Shici “Family” of Legal Theories: An Introduction
Robert Gleave and Kumail Rajani
Chapter 1 Are Rulings of the Prophet Due to Ijtihad and Are all Mujtahids Always Correct? A Chapter from the Sharh. Zubdat al-usul of al-Mazandarani (d. 1081/1670)
Robert Gleave
Chapter 2 Refraining from Seeking Clarification: A Chapter from al-Wafl fl sharh al-Wafiya of al-Acraji (d. 1227/1812)
Hadi Qazwini, Aun Hasan Ali, Yusuf Ünal
Chapter 3 Can Non-Muslims Become Experts in Islamic Law? Two Sections from the Kawashif al-hujub can mushkilat al-kutub of al-Mäzandaräni (d. 1285/1868)
Amin Ehteshami and Hassan Rezakhany
Chapter 4 What Makes a Hadith Transmitter Reliable? A Discussion from the Ghayat al-ma3mul of al-Kazimi (d. 1065/1655)
Raha Rafii and Belal Abu-Alabbas
Chapter 5 Debating the Epistemic Value of Hadith: A Chapter from the Fath al-bab ila. l-haqq wa-l-sawab of Mirzä Muhammad al-Akhbäri (d. 1232/1817)
Kumail Rajani and Nebil Husayn
Chapter 6 The Chapter on Analogy (Qiyas) from the Hashiyat al-Fusul al-lulu’iyya of Ahmad b. cAbdalläh Ibn al-Wazir (d. 985/1577)
Sarah Islam and Jan Thiele
Chapter 7 The Role of Consensus in Legal Hermeneutics: A Chapter from the
Qantarat al-wusul ila cilm al-usul of al-Mu’ayyadi (d. c. 1044/1634)
Robert Gleave and Kumail Rajani
Chapter 8 Why Early Muslims Divided into Sects? A Chapter from the Mukhtasar al-usul of cAli b. Muhammad b. al-Walid (d. 612/1215)1
Kumail Rajani
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