New edition studies the heritage of Andalusian calamities

Dar Al-Aman has published a new book that deals with the heritage of Andalusian fatwas, the jurisprudential specialization known for its rich information about society, and its storage of important data about human customs, his visions of himself and his surroundings, his perception of the world, and emerging problems and Islam’s adaptation of them.

This book was published under the title “Andalusian Nawazli Heritage: Sources, Characteristics, and Methodology” by researcher Ibrahim Bouholin. In it, he explains, according to an introductory paper, “the meaning of Andalusian Nawazli heritage, its most prominent figures, its writings, its most important sources, and the methods of Andalusian Nawazli scholars in writing, in contemplation and deduction, in dealing with the questioner, and in achieving the specific objective.”

Ibrahim Bouhoulin is a researcher who holds a doctorate from the Faculty of Arts and Humanities in Oujda. His research interests focus on the jurisprudential and fundamentalist heritage and the educational heritage in the Islamic West.

The author has previously published books and research, including an investigation and study, namely: “A Method for Accessing the Meaning of Their Saying ‘The Cause Revolving with the Effect’, by Abdullah Ibn Khadra Al-Salawi,” and “Two Lectures on Educational Reform, Dictated by Muhammad Ibn Al-Hasan Al-Hajwi: A Study and Investigation.”