An in-depth and comprehensive study of al-Shari’s (al-Quran and al-Sunnah)
actions in all aspects of Islamic law shows that the legal determination is not empty of
the objectives to be achieved or realized. For this reason, all experts in Islamic law (ex-
cept al-Dzāhiriyyah experts) (Ahmad al-Raisūni, 2013: 38.), either usuliyyin (Experts
in Islamic Legal Methodologi or Theory) or jurists (Fuqaha) agree that each law must
have certain objectives. These goals are then called Maqāṣid Al-Sharia. Maqāṣid Al-Sharia
is
a
central
issue
in the
study
of
Islamic
law,
and
therefore,
having
sufficient
knowledge
about
it
is
very
important
for
an
Islamic
Expert
(ulama)
especially
the
mujtahid
in
actualizing
Islamic
laws.
It
is
important
because
all
sets
of
Islamic
law
in
the
form
of
arguments
(Adillat
al-Ahkam),
Nushus
(legal texts),
laws
(Ahkām),
in order
to be
used
and
work
properly
must
be
in
line
and
in
accordance
with
and
certainly
can
support
the
realization
of
Maqāṣid
Al-
Sharia.
That
is why
Maqāṣid
Al-Sharia
becomes
a central
issue
in the
study
of
Islamic
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