Session 1: Theories on the development of Fiqh
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1 - Introduction (4:18)
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2 - Development of Law focusing on historical events (2:46)
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3 - Development of Law based on the prevalence of independent legal thought (ijtihad) - [Beginning of revelation] (3:41)
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4 - Development of Law based on the prevalence of independent legal thought (ijtihad) - Phase Two- Legal productivity (1:50)
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5 - Development of Law based on the prevalence of independent legal thought (ijtihad) - Phase Three- Stagnation (1:32)
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6 - The development of Islamic law from the perspective of the formation of the schools (madhahib) (2:09)
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7 - Theory of codification and standardization of Law (4:37)
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8 - Phase One- The era of the rightly guided Khalifs and the followers (tabi’un) (5:23)
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9 - Distinguishing features of Phase One (7:31)
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10 - The emergence Ahl al-Hadith (traditionalists) and Ahl al-Ra'y (Rationalists) (6:41)
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11 - Collection, codification and standardization of Law during the early period (2:21)
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12 - Phase Two- The era of the Imams (6:14)
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13 - Closing remarks on Early developments (4:41)
Session 2: Stages of codification and standardization of Law
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1 - Overview of theories to the age of Taqlid (4:39)
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2 - Age of Taqlid (7:19)
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3 - Closure of the door of Ijtihad (4:26)
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4 - Phase Four -The Latter era (4:39)
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5 - Phase Five- The Modern age (2:05)
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6 - The development of ‘ The Fiqh of Minorities’ (al-Fiqh al-Aqaliyyah) (6:34)
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7 - Notes on Islamic law and the application of Hadd (5:07)
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8 - Application of Hadd as a measure of Shari’ah indexing (7:35)
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9 - Summary of the codification and standardization of Law thesis (3:26)
Slides - Sessions 1 & 2
Session 3: The Hanafi school. Its origins and founders, core texts and legal theory
Session 4: The Maliki school: Its origins and founders, core texts and legal theory
Session 5: The Shafi’i school: Its origins and founders, core texts and legal theory
Session 6: The Hanbali school: Its origins and founders, core texts and legal theory
Slides - Sessions 3 - 6
