Ar-Raddul Fiqhi (A Juridical Rebuttal), is a treat...

2005-12-31T15:36:00.000+11:00

Ar-Raddul Fiqhi (A Juridical Rebuttal), is a treatise written by
Hadhrat Maulana Mufti Habeebullaah of Pakistan. The author is
among the senior Ulama of Pakistan. He is the Shaikhul Hadith as well as the Chief of Specialized Studies at Jaamia Islamiyah, Karachi, Pakistan.

Hadhrat Mufti Habeebullaah Saheb has written his treatise in
refutation of Hadhrat Mufti Taqi Uthmaani's views and fatwas on
the questions of:

(1) Interest on late payment of instalments
(2) Absolution of debt from debtors
(3) The legal entity called company with its limited liability.

This treatise is a concise response to the utter baseless western concepts of the capitalist system of economy. Hitherto many
Muslims outside Pakistan labour under the false notion that
whatever Hadhrat Mufti Taqi Saheb proclaims on the subject of
economics is the final word of the Shariah. This is indeed a
thorough misconception. Hadhrat Mufti Taqi Sahib's hybrid
capitalist system of economics is littered with theories and
concepts in stark conflict with the Shariah of Islam.

In view of this diametric clash with the Shariah, the Hanafi
Muqallid Ulama have been constrained into refutation and rebuttal of the personal opinions of Hadhrat Mufti Taqi Saheb. This
decision is in consonance with the Qur'aanic exhortation tacitly
conveyed to the Guardians of the Divine Shariah in the following
aayat which was a stern reprimand and condemnation of the vile
attitude of the Ulama of Bani Israaeel whose salient feature was
concealment of the Haqq and confusing it to suit their mundane
and egoistical (nafsaani) motives:
"They (the followers) took their Ulama and Mashaaikh
as gods besides Allah Ta' ala."
The academic, moral and spiritual ta'leem and tarbiyat acquired
under the Shadow of the Akaabireen Ulama do not permit the
Muqallideen Ulama of the Haqq to remain silent observers of the
erosion of the Shariah committed by the ravages of Ta'weel-e-
Baatil (False and Baseless Interpretation) emanating from the
fortifications of seniority. While seniority has to be honoured and
its due dignity be upheld, it cannot be permitted its unbridled
plunge into Baatil portrayed in the hues of the Shariah.

Extracted from the introduction of Ar-Raddul Fiqqhi Alaa Justice Mufti Taqi Usmani

Interesting article. Here is some more criticism:...

2005-03-19T11:44:00.000+11:00

Interesting article. Here is some more criticism:

"Shares, Unit Trusts and the Shariah" @
http://books.themajlis.net/node/view/297

"The Concept of Limited Liability - Untenable in the Shariah" @ http://books.themajlis.net/node/view/251

"Penalty of Default - Can Riba be legalized to punish a man for late payment of Intalments?" @ http://books.themajlis.net/node/view/67

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Ar-Raddul Fiqhi (A Juridical Rebuttal), is a treat...

Interesting article. Here is some more criticism:...