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Introduction: Principles to Islamic Jurisprudence
The Principles of Islamic Jurisprudence refers to the science of Usul-ul-fiqh. It is the foundation by which all rulings in our religion are sourced from. What are those foundations? And what does the process look like for something to morph into a ruling? In this class, Shaykh Omar Hussain explains the practical usage of these principles and illustrates how this process is used by scholars.
Introduction: Principles to Islamic Jurisprudence
The Principles of Islamic Jurisprudence refers to the science of Usul-ul-fiqh. It is the foundation by which all rulings in our religion are sourced from. What are those foundations? And what does the process look like for something to morph into a ruling? In this class, Shaykh Omar Hussain explains the practical usage of these principles and illustrates how this process is used by scholars.
Introduction: Principles to Islamic Jurisprudence
The Principles of Islamic Jurisprudence refers to the science of Usul-ul-fiqh. It is the foundation by which all rulings in our religion are sourced from. What are those foundations? And what does the process look like for something to morph into a ruling? In this class, Shaykh Omar Hussain explains the practical usage of these principles and illustrates how this process is used by scholars.
Shaykh Omar Husain

Omar serves as the Religious Director at MCECC in San Antonio, is a Licensed Professional Counselor-Intern (LPC-Intern-Supervised by Michael Moyer), and a Licensed Chemical Dependency Counselor (LCDC). He graduated from Al-Azhar university with a degree in Islamic studies and Arabic. He holds an MA in counseling and guidance and is currently a doctoral student in Counselor Education and Supervision at the University of Texas at San Antonio. His knowledge of the Islamic and social sciences makes him uniquely equipped to address contemporary issues facing the Muslim community.

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