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Islamic Philosophy of Shariah Law examines the ethical and metaphysical aspects that influence the goals and tenets of Islamic law, going beyond its practical applications. It explores the maqasid al-shariah (higher purposes of Shariah), such as justice, welfare, and human dignity, highlighting its eternal importance while drawing on the Quran, Hadith, and traditional Islamic research. The book offers a careful examination of how these values inform Islamic societies' moral and social structures as well as their legal rulings. As Shariah evolved, the Quran emphasized the natural harmony between divine will and human reason through the complex interaction of theology, ethics, and jurisprudence. The text demonstrates how the conceptual foundations of Islamic law continue to inspire solutions to current issues in domains such as social justice, governance, and international collaboration. Islamic Philosophy of Shariah Law is a vital resource for professionals, scholars, and readers who wish to get a deeper understanding of the profound wisdom of one of the world's most lasting legal and ethical systems. It is both fascinating and thought-provoking.