الاستدلال بالمصلحة عند الشيخ ابراهيم بن عمر بيوض من خلال تفسيره

Abstract

The purpose of this study is to uncover a facet of the jurisprudence of Shaykh Ibrahim ibn Omar Beyoud, which is Induction of interest through its interpretation of the Qur'an. It also seeks to explain the position of Sheikh Bayoud from the authoritative argumentation of the interest compared to other fundamental rules of jurisprudence scholars, This study also contributes from another aspect in demonstrating the ability of jurisprudence to respond to the needs, requirements and interests of man according to the purposes of the street, thus reflecting the most prominent characteristics of Islamic legislation, including flexibility and immortality. The research adopted several approaches: historical, descriptive, analytic, inductive, deductive and comparative, and reached the following results: 1- The intented of inference with the interest: "consider the knowledge of the rule of interest evidence and take away from the waste of the intended legislator." 2 – Discretion of interest circle wider than the jurisprudence and standard diligence, and the practical embodiment of the characteristics of flexibility and immortality of Islamic legislation. 3 - Most of the age in which Sheikh lived by the crisis, and the many wars and disorders. 4 - The constant struggle of Shaykh Bayoud continued to the French colonist and fight, and abor this peddlers, and this shows through his many positions, as fighting against the forced recruitment by the French government to the Algerian youth, and the abolition of the colonizer plot to separate the desert of Algeria from the north, in his belief in the unity of the Algerian nation and the unity of its soil. 5 - The role of Shaykh Bayoud in the revival of the Muzabi society, and reforming its conditions throughits establishment of the Institute of Life and through its mosque lessons and ceremonial speeches, and also activating the social institutions of the family, El Mahdara , Dar Irwan, and the clan. 6- Shaykh Bayoud's support for what Ibadi and Malikya went to