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List of Illustrations vi

Shiti “Family” of Legal Theories: An Introduction 1

Robert Gleave and Kumail Rajani

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) 45

Robert Gleave

2 Refraining from Seeking Clarification: A Chapter from

al-Wafi ft sharh al-Wafiya of al-Atraji (d. 1227/1812) 60

Hadi Qazwini, Aun Hasan Ali, Yusuf Unal

3 Can Non-Muslims Become Experts in Islamic Law? Two Sections from the

Kawashif al-hujub can mushkilat al-kutub of al-Mazandarani (d. 1285/1868) 94

Amin Ehteshami and Hassan Rezakhany

4 What Makes a Hadith Transmitter Reliable? A Discussion from the

Ghayat al-madmul of al-Kazimi (d. 1065/1655) 113

Raha Rafii and Belal Abu-Alabbas

5 Debating the Epistemic Value of Hadith: A Chapter from the Fath al-bab

ila l-haqq wa-l-sawab of Mirza Muhammad al-Akhbari (d. 1232/1817) 139

Kumail Rajani and Nebil Husayn

6 The Chapter on Analogy (Qiyas) from the Hashiyat al-Fusul al-lu3lu3iyya

of Ahmad b. tAbdallah Ibn al-Wazir (d. 985/1577) 168

Sarah Islam and Jan Thiele

7 The Role of Consensus in Legal Hermeneutics: A Chapter from the

Qantarat al-wusul ila cilm al-usul of al-Mu3ayyadi (d. c. 1044/1634) 191

Robert Gleave and Kumail Rajani

8 Why Early Muslims Divided into Sects? A Chapter from the

Mukhtasar al-usul of tAli b. Muhammad b. al-Walid (d. 612/1215) 238

Kumail Rajani

Contributors 264

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Index

Illustrations

Table 1.1 Zaydi usul works from 13th to 19th century 15

Figure 1.1 MS Kashif al-Ghita3, Najaf (#1370), p. 418 48

Figure 1.2 MS Kashif al-Ghita5, Najaf (#1189), p. 337 49

Figure 2.1 MS Kashif al-Ghita3, Najaf (#644), p.

150 62

Figure 2.2 MS Majlis-e Shura-ye Islami, Tehran (#7718), pp. 275-278 63

Figure 3.1 MS Kashif al-Ghita3, Najaf (#1443), p. 24 96

Figure 3.2 MS Kashif al-Ghita5, Najaf (#1443), p. 25 97

Figure 4.1 MS Majlis-e Shura-ye Islami, Tehran (#8081), fols. 76b-77a 116

Figure 4.2 MS Houghton Library - Harvard University, Cambridge, US

(#1651, MS Arab 231), fol. 112b 117

Figure 5.1 MS Majlis-e Shura-ye Islami, Tehran (#2797), pp. 33-36 142

Figure 5.2 MS Majlis-e Shura-ye Islami, Tehran (#8744), fols. 1b-2a 143

Figure 6.1 MS Staatsbibliothek, Glaser 180, Berlin, fol. 116a 174

Figure 6.2 MS private Yemeni library, Santa3 (IZbACF, #110-02), fols. 102b-103a 175

Figure 7.1 MS Imam Zaid Library, Santa3 (#622-03), fols. 56b-57a 194

Figure 7.2 MS Imam Zaid Library, Santa3 (#622-03), fols. 58b-59a 195

Figure 8.1 MS Alavi Bohra dacwa collection (A), Baroda, fol. 1b 242

Figure 8.2 MS Alavi Bohra dacwa collection (A), Baroda, fol. 2a 242

Figure 8.3 MS Alavi Bohra dacwa collection (A2), Baroda, fol. 15b 243

Figure 8.4 MS Alavi Bohra dacwa collection (A2), Baroda, fol. 16a 243

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