The History of Jurisprudence Explained by Scholars

From origins to today

Is a Muslim obliged to follow one of the 4 schools? Shaykh Al-Ma'sûmî

What to do in the face of scholarly disagreements? Shaykh Bazmoul

Disconcerted when he hears about schools of jurisprudence, the failing culture of the French-speaking Muslim does not allow him to fully grasp all the subjects related to them. This work aims to remedy this in three parts:

The first traces the history of these schools, the context of their appearance, their founders, their methodology, their evolution up to the present day. Which makes it a book of history and theology at the same time.

The second is the response of Shaykh Sultan Al Ma'sûmî to converts from Japan who were suggested to follow this or that school of jurisprudence. Not understanding, they questioned the scholar: Are we obliged to follow a school of jurisprudence?

The third answers the question that every Muslim asks himself when he is told that there is divergence between scholars: What to do? What opinion to choose and what attitude to adopt? Shaykh Bâzmûl, professor at the University of Mecca, is responsible for explaining all this.