Jurisprudential Rethinking in the Principle of the Prohibition of Double Punishment by Sayyed Mohsen Aziz, Mohammad Sahraee Ardakani, Mahmood Haery, Hoseyn Khodayar

“…In this research, by examining the bases of Guardian Council's views on this issue, the fatawa of contemporary imitation and analysis of relevant researches, the Guardian Council's approach to non-acceptance of this rule has been criticized in the sanctity of Shari'ah and, moreover, Adoption of this rule in all punishments has been based on the principle of non-refoulement to the judiciary. …”
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National Social Security Fund of Kenya: An Assessment from Islamic Jurisprudence by Manswab Mahsen Abdulrahman

“…The pension scheme has received significant attention from the Muslim clerics. Some fatawa have been issued stating that the retirement benefits are not Sharī‘ah compliant. …”
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The Feasibility Study of the Adaptation of the Crime of Baghy (Arabic: اَلْبَغْي, lit: trespass or insolence) to Soft Power in Islamic Jurisprudence by Arash Gharibi, Ruhollah Akrami

“…It seems by an analytical-descriptive method in the form of studying and searching the verses, aḥādīth (traditions), and the views of contemporary and recent jurists, and what is obtained from reliable sources and fatāwā (legal rulings on a point of Islamic law) of Islamic jurists, that the compatibility of the two mentioned titles with regard to the jurisprudential conditions mentioned in the discussions related to “baghy” can be imagined in cases in which in some forms of soft power, the perpetrators are considered to be subject to the crime of “baghy” and enforced upon them the rulings of the rebels (Arabic: بُغَات, bughāt).…”
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Comparative Study on the Civil Liability Foundation of Goods Producers and Services Providers in Iranian, Islamic ,American and European Union Law by Seyed Hossein Safaee, Hadi Shabani Kandsari

“…In contrast, according to some traditions (Revayaat) and decrees (Fatawa) about responsibility of the hired worker, liability presumption is considered for the services providers. …”
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Al-Qaradawi Dan Orientasi Pemikiran Hukum Islam untuk Menjawab Tuntutan Perubahan Sosial by Badri Khaeruman

“…His works, such as <em>Al-Ijtihad al-Mu’asir baina al-Indhibat wa al-Infirat, Al-Halal wa al-Haram fi al-Islam </em>dan<em> Min Hadyi al-Islam Fatawa Mu’ashirah</em>,<em> </em>shows his contribution to the development of Islamic legal thought today. …”
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The implementation of Maqasid Syariah in fatwa Covid-19 in Sabah by Ahmad Tarmizi Abdul Rahman, Nor-Ina Kanyo, Nurul A’fifah Muarifin Sufianto, Santi Hairuddin

“…Iis also referred to the principle of dharuriyyāt in helping various issues that arise especially the fatāwā (verdicts) that have been decided by ruling authorities. …”
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The Category of Neighbourhood in Islamic Modernism of Yugoslavia. "Fetve" of Husein Đozo by Olimpia Dragouni

“…"Fetve" of Husein Đozo Departing from Carl Schmitt’s assertion that all significant concepts of modern theory of the state are secularized theological concepts, the article tries to recreate the political and ethical theory of the neighbour present in the Qur’ānic commentaries and fatwās (fatāwā) of Husein Đozo as the main representative of Islamic Modernism in former Yugoslavia. …”
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Muslim perspectives on palliative care in perinatal and neonatal patients: a mini-review by Abdullah B. Shoaib, Abdullah B. Shoaib, Marissa Vawter-Lee, Marissa Vawter-Lee, Charu Venkatesan, Charu Venkatesan, Ayman F. Soliman

“…This paper uses clinical scenarios to review key relevant principles of Islamic law, discussing the primary and secondary sources used in formulating fatawa, including the Quran, hadith, qiyas, and ‘urf, and the importance of preservation of life and upholding of human dignity (karamah). …”
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The Effect of Agreeing With Ahl as-Sunnah (the people of the Sunnah) on Identifying “Jurisprudential Taqiyya (Arabic: تَقیَّة, taqīyah, literally prudence, fear) Traditions”... by ʿĀrif Hamdollahi, Neda Akbari

“…This policy was used in giving secondary religious rulings and fatwās) Arabic: فَتْوى; plural fatāwā فَتاوى). There are many cases of ḥadīths (Arabic: حَديث, ḥadīṯ, pl. aḥādīth, أحاديث, ʾaḥādīṯ, literally “talk” or “discourse”) in jurisprudential books that were taken to taqiyya based on jurisprudential and principal rules, although Imāms generally gave fatwās based on primary rulings and without taqiyya. …”
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