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الجزيرة نت
Source: الجزيرة نت
51 Minsالجزيرة نت
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The episode discusses the concept of renewing religion and distinguishes between fixed principles that are not open to interpretation—such as the pillars of Islam and faith and unequivocal prohibitions—and matters subject to juristic reasoning, whose rulings may change according to how the texts and circumstances are understood. Academic Ibrahim Zain and researcher Raed al-Samhouri stress that jurisprudence is a human understanding open to revision, provided it is grounded in evidence and attentive to reality rather than personal whim. The episode concludes that the completion of religion does not bring juristic reasoning to a halt: renewal re-examines how rulings are understood and applied to new circumstances, without changing revelation or tampering with foundational principles.
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