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DOI: The Role Of The Dynasty Of Mahbubi In The Development Of Hanafi Fiqh (Islamic Jurisprudence) Mowarounnahr (XII-XIII Centuries)
Abduvosi Abdumalikovich Ganiev , Deputy Director For Spiritual And Enlightenment Affairs “Kokaldosh” Secondary Special Islamic School, UzbekistanAbstract
After the independence of Uzbekistan, the attention to the study of the rich scientific and spiritual heritage of our ancestors, the study of the significant contribution of our scientists to the development of world science and culture and the promotion of scientific heritage has increased. One such scholar is Ubaydullah ibn Mas'ud Sadrush sharia al-Asghar ibn Masud ibn Tajush sharia Mahmud ibn Jamaliddin Ubaydullah al-Mahbubi al-Bukhari. When we study his scientific heritage, we see that in Mowarounnahr not only the science of jurisprudence but also many fields of science such as hadith, puberty, tafsir (elucidation), and literature and so on have developed. “Mukhtasar ul-Vikoya” and his commentary “Sharh ul-Vikoya” in the field of jurisprudence, written during the Mahbubi dynasty, are still widely used by scholars today.
Keywords
Hidoya, Furuul Fiqh
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