إسهامات الحضارمة القضائية في العصر العباسي الثاني (232-656ه)

Abstract

Abbasid era (232-656 AH), by introducing the most prominent Hadrami judges who held judicial office in the Levant, Egypt, and North Africa, which are among the most important Islamic regions.

      These regions were home to a large number of Hadrami scholars and judges, The research identified the most prominent Hadrami judges who actively participated in managing judicial affairs in these regions and contributed to its scientific and administrative development, thanks to their well-known deep understanding of jurisprudence, justice, integrity, and broad knowledge, making them prominent figures in Islamic judicial history.

      The research addressed the contributions of the Hadramis to the judiciary through their efforts in applying Sharia rulings and producing a generation of scholars and judges who maintained the integrity and justice of the judiciary under the Abbasid state. It also examined their contributions to establishing or spreading applied schools of jurisprudence, through which they participated in shaping the features of Islamic judicial thought in the second Abbasid era.