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This research focuses on explaining social jurisprudence as one of the types of Islamic jurisprudence that concerns the lives of individuals in society. It presents a comparative jurisprudential study on the rulings of divorce and li'an (cursing) as an example from the book "Muhadhab al-Ahkam" by Al-Sabzawari. The researcher also presents the opinions of jurists from Islamic schools of thought and the opinion of Al-Sabzawari, along with their evidence and discussion, to make a comparison between them and to clarify the most valid opinion. The results reveal the strength and ability of Al-Sabzawari in deducing the legal rulings from their sources, allowing the researcher to understand the methodologies of eminent scholars and then deduce the social jurisprudence in the issue based on Al-Sabzawari's opinion.
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