موسوعة الإجماع. أبواب الطهارة

Issues of consensus in the chapters of purity and ablution without the Internet

One who examines the many books of Islamic jurisprudence will find that there is a huge amount of consensus transmitted by scholars in the various schools of jurisprudence, while some of these statements will be found to be violated by the statements of other scholars. Also, in some of those jurisprudential issues in which consensus was transmitted, one or more scholars may later find one or more scholars who disagreed with it. Is this consensus correct or has it not been achieved at all? This is based on: Is it permissible to disagree in these matters or not? All of this and that requires a scientific study to clarify what is correct in the matter, and therefore it was necessary to highlight those matters on which the entire nation agrees, and they are the issues on which the nation’s scholars have agreed on one word, and they are many, praise be to God.

Since the issues on which consensus was discussed were many; There were some that were agreed upon as being subject to consensus, and some that were disputed. It is necessary, then, to examine these issues - after collecting them - and scrutinize them using scientific methods. The issues in which consensus was reported are investigated, and the absence of a dissent is verified, and then the dissenter - if there is one - is examined as to whether his disagreement is considered valid or not.

In this application, the issues of consensus are collected in one of the chapters of jurisprudence, which is the chapter on purity. It includes: the chapter on washing and ablution, its Sunnahs and what contradicts it, cleansing and impurity, water and utensils, tayammum, menstruation and postpartum.

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