Justice in Islamic Shariah and Its Applications in Islamic Jurisprudence is a scholarly and in-depth study that highlights the central role of justice (‘adl) in Islam and its practical implementation in Islamic law (fiqh). Dr. Muhammad Mahdi Qaṭnānī examines how justice serves as a fundamental objective of Shariah and a guiding principle in all legal rulings.

The book explores the concept of justice in the Qur’an and Sunnah, its relationship with equality, rights, and responsibilities, and how Islamic jurisprudence applies justice in areas such as worship, transactions, family law, judiciary, and social dealings. It also discusses how Islamic law balances between mercy, wisdom, and fairness in real-life legal applications.

This book is highly valuable for students of Islamic studies, fiqh scholars, researchers, judges, and anyone seeking a deeper understanding of justice in Islamic law. It serves as an important academic reference on the legal and moral foundations of justice in Islam.