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The research "the necessary purposes of Sharia in Quranic stories-the purpose of saving offspring and money as an example" aims to highlight the relationship of Quranic stories with the purposes of Sharia, and draw attention to an important resource for the means of memorizing the purposes, which is the stories of the Quran. The researcher followed a practical approach through which he came to the conclusion that the lessons and sermons learned from the Quranic stories are aimed at benefitting people while also pushing away harm and corruption from them; especially in the means that are related to the purpose of preserving offspring, such as: A father choosing a good husband for his daughter, and taking care of the safety of his family members, and their welfare, which will, in turn, be reflected on the welfare of the society as a whole. Additionally, the Quranic stories urge the need to preserve money and earn it, righteously, while also staying away from money earned in unlawful ways; as money earned unlawfully ruins the blessing and benefit of that money. In return, he encouraged us to thank Allah for the blessing of money by spending it in the pleasing of God, and warned us about what happened to the people of Sheba, when they refused to offer thanks and were led by their arrogance
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