خصائص ُّ السنَن الإلهية وأبعادها العلمية والحضارية. (Arabic)

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    • Alternate Title:
      Scientific and Civilizational Dimensions of the Characteristics of Divine Law (alSunan al-Ilāhiyyah). (English)
    • Abstract:
      The study examines the characteristics of Divine Law (al-Sunan al-Ilāhiyyah) and their denotations in the Holy Qur’an and the Prophetic Tradition. It focuses on the scientific and civilizational dimensions of these characteristics and their significance in the development and progress of nations. The study comprises an introduction, two topics and a conclusion. The introduction discusses the significance of the study, its parameters and technical terms. The first topic comes under the title of “Scientific and Civilizational Dimensions of the Characteristics of Divine Law (al-sunan al-ilāhiyyah)”; whereas the second is designated as “Social Laws (al-sunan al-ijtimā‘iyyah) as a Way of Building Nations and Developing Civilizations.” The conclusion presents the findings and the recommendations of the study. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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      لـم َّطهرة، ً مشيرا في ثنايا يحاول البحث -بعون االله تعالى- دراسة خصائص ُّ السنَن الإلهية ودلالاتها في القرآن الكريم نَّةو ُّ الس ُ ُ وارتقائها. الحديث عن هذه الخصائص إلى أبعادها العلمية والحضاري ،ة وأهميتها في بناء مم الأ الـم ِّقدمة َّ فتضمنت ً حديثا عن أهمية البحث، وحدوده ، وقد جاء هذا البحث في ُم ِّقد َ مة، وم ْطَلبين، وخاتمة ّ . أما ُ الـم ْطَلب الـم ْطَل َّ ب الأول فحمل عنوان ُّ "خصائص السنَن الإلهية وأبعادها العلمية والحضارية" . ّوأما َ ومصطلحاته. وأَّما َ ِ الثاني م ُ وارتقاء الحضارات ." في حين اشتملت الخاتمة على أبرز النتائج الاجتماعية طريق إلى بناء مم ُّ "الس بـ نَن ُفوس الأ وأهم التوصيات. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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