Rationalism in Harun Nasution’s epistemology of Islamic law

Zaid, Hamdani and Mohammad, Taufiq Rahman (2022) Rationalism in Harun Nasution’s epistemology of Islamic law. Focus, 3 (1): 2. pp. 12-21. ISSN 2722-6336

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Abstract

The term 'epistemology' is a term directly related to the field of philosophical debate. As one of the branches of philosophy, it studies science in terms of its definition, the establishment of its types, the determination of its sources and channels and the identification of its limits and limitations. Although these epistemological questions are commonly used in the disciplines of philosophy and the sciences, they are also relevant and valuable in Islamic law. The following brief study will elaborate on the epistemological theory of Islamic law by analyzing the thoughts of a prominent Islamic scholar, Harun Nasution, an expert in Islamic philosophy and theology.

Item Type: Article
Uncontrolled Keywords: Epistemology of law, Philosophy, Theology
Subjects: Social and Political Sciences
Social and Political Sciences > Education, Law, & Humanities
Depositing User: - Anneke -
Date Deposited: 29 Sep 2023 02:35
Last Modified: 29 Sep 2023 02:35
URI: https://karya.brin.go.id/id/eprint/22392

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