id	author	title	date	pages	extension	mime	words	sentence	flesch	summary	cache	txt
ajiss-2987	Beka, Rezart	Maqāṣid and the Renewal of Islamic Legal Theory in ʿAbdullah Bin Bayyah’s Discourse	2022.0	43	.pdf	application/pdf	17691	609	50	In the introduction of his treatise on maqāṣid, Ibn ‘Āshūr made the case for the establishment of the science of the objective of sharī‘a (‘ilm al-maqāṣid al-sharī‘a) as independent, in status, from Islamic legal theory.34 His approach towards maqāṣid has been endorsed by may centrist-revivalist scholars (e.g. al-Raysūnī), and constitutes the actual way in which maqāṣid are taught in many influential Islamic educa- tional institutions.35 Bin Bayyah rejects the idea that maqāṣid should be considered an independent source of law or conceived as a standalone methodology for rule derivation. (Cairo: Maktaba Wahba, 2010), 35-36; Fiqh al-islāmī bayna al-aṣāla wā al-tajdīd, 2nd edition (Cairo: Maktaba Wahba, 1999), 62-66; Madkhal lī al-Dirāsa al-Sharī‘a al-Islamiyya (Beirut: Muwassasa al-Risāla, 1993/1414), 263. 33	cache/ajiss-2987.pdf	txt/ajiss-2987.txt
