Defense of a Dissertation on the Application of the Objectives of Islamic Law in Financial Transactions
Under the patronage of the President of the University of Fallujah, Prof. Dr. Ahmed Suleiman Hamad, and under the supervision and follow-up of the Dean of the College of Islamic Sciences, Prof. Dr. Mohammed Jassim Abd, the public defense of the PhD dissertation submitted by Mr. Abdulqader Naji Ali, from the Department of Sharia – College of Islamic Sciences / University of Fallujah, was held on Monday morning, 2/3/2026, in the Central Hall of the College of Islamic Sciences.
The dissertation, entitled:
“Employing the Objectives of Islamic Law in Contemporary Financial Transactions in the Economic Portfolio of Dr. Ali Al-Qaradaghi”
The examination committee consisted of the following professors:
- Prof. Dr. Mohammed Jassim Abd – Chair
- Prof. Dr. Mohammed Jassim Mohammed – Member
- Prof. Dr. Ahmed Khattal Mukhlef – Member
- Prof. Dr. Mohammed Ibrahim Abdulmajid – Member
- Asst. Prof. Dr. Mohammed Abdulrazzaq Mahmoud – Member
- Prof. Dr. Majid Saleh Ibrahim – Member and Supervisor
Objectives of the Dissertation:
This study aims to highlight the maqāṣid-based methodology adopted by Ali Al-Qaradaghi in the field of economic systems, and to clarify the features of his application of the objectives of Islamic law in contemporary financial ijtihād. The research seeks to contribute to the development of Islamic financial jurisprudence, align it with contemporary realities, achieve economic justice, enhance financial stability, and support comprehensive development pathways.
Key Findings:
The dissertation concluded with several findings, the most significant being that wealth is among the essential necessities inherent to human existence since the dawn of humanity. It serves as a means to realize the objectives of civilization and stewardship on earth, as well as to sustain human life. Moreover, the objectives of Islamic law constitute an authentic and effective methodological framework for addressing contemporary financial transactions when applied according to precise scholarly standards that take into account scriptural evidence, consequences, and contextual realities.
Following an extensive discussion by the examination committee, the dissertation was approved with the grade: Pass.
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