The Relationship Between Theology And The Science Of Jurisprudence

Abstract

Talkhis reveal to us the perseverance of these scholars in mentioning the intrinsic relationship between the science of Kalaam and the principles of jurisprudence in the introductions to their works. They emphasise the strength of this relationship by saying: “The foundations of jurisprudence are derived From the science of speech.” Perhaps the motive behind mentioning this relationship is to establish the roots of the science of the principles of jurisprudence, because there is no science except that it has a recipient that supports it and derives from it. Through that, we seek to answer the following problem: To what extent can it be said that there is a real derivational relationship between the science of Kalam and the science of jurisprudence? And if we concede for the sake of argument on the reality and strength of this relationship, then what are the most important issues of Kalam that contributed to building the basic axes of the science of jurisprudence