Publications & Studies
A growing archive of books, peer-reviewed research, published articles, and opinions & perspectives — across the Arabic language, Islamic jurisprudence, Maqāṣid al-Sharī‘ah, and comparative law.
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Books 2023
Maqāṣid al-Sharī‘ah and the Methodology of Contemporary Islamic Renewal
Publisher: International Islamic Publishing House
A monograph exploring the relationship between the higher objectives of Islamic law and the methodology of intellectual renewal in the contemporary Muslim world.
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Books 2021
Foundations of the Arabic Language and Its Sciences
Publisher: University Press
A foundational textbook on Arabic linguistic sciences for advanced students and researchers.
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Books 2026
Verification Entry
Publisher: Test Venue
Verification entry
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Books 2025
The Eligibility of Forcibly Displaced Persons for Zakah: A Contemporary Maqāṣid-Based Fiqhi Study
Publisher: International Journal of Fiqh and Usul al-Fiqh Studies, International Islamic University Malaysia (IIUM), Vol. 9, No. 2 (2025), pp. 54–73
When people are forcibly uprooted from their homes and deprived of livelihood and stability, where do they stand within the categories of zakah recipients? Which juristic classifications can best address the realities of contemporary displacement? This study explores these questions through a fiqhi and maqāṣid-based examination of the eligibility of forcibly displaced persons for zakah, considering the relevant categories of recipients and the broader role of zakah in responding to the human realities of displacement.
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Books 2026
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Books 2025
The Impact of Breaching the Guarantee of Sale Integrity: A Maqāṣid-Based Approach between Islamic Jurisprudence and Bangladeshi Law
Publisher: AL-ITQĀN: Journal of Islamic Sciences and Comparative Studies, Vol. 10, Issue No. 2, October 2025, pp. 42–64, IIUM Press.
Behind a seemingly sound sale may lie a defect that only reveals itself after the purchase—raising deeper questions of fairness, responsibility, and consumer protection. This study explores the consequences of breaching the guarantee of sale integrity through a comparative examination of Islamic jurisprudence and Bangladeshi law. Drawing on a maqāṣid-based perspective, it examines how both frameworks approach defects, harm, contractual responsibility, and consumer protection, opening a broader inquiry into the pursuit of justice in contemporary commercial transactions.
Co-authors: Abdulhamid Mohamed Ali Zaroum