The Halal — Spirituality, Knowledge and Ethics | Mostafa Brahami

Overview

A comprehensive and rigorous study of the notion of halal, combining Islamic foundations and contemporary perspectives. Mostafa Brahami, economist and researcher in Islamic sciences, offers an in-depth analysis of the lawful in Islam, addressing the ethical and practical questions of the modern Muslim in a multicultural context.

This reference work clarifies the fundamental principles of halal beyond simple dietary rules, exploring the spiritual, legal and ethical dimensions that structure the life of the believer.

Content covered

• The fundamental principles of halal according to the Quran and the Sunnah
• The comparative study of Islamic legal schools (madhabs) on the notion of the lawful
• The usûl al-fiqh and usûl al-hadîth applied to the understanding of halal
• The maqâsid (objectives of the Sharia) and their relationship with halal
• The adaptation of halal principles to contemporary issues and multicultural contexts
• The integration of Islamic ethics into the daily decisions of the Muslim

For whom?

Intended for students of Islamic sciences, researchers, imams and religious leaders, as well as any Muslim wishing to understand in depth the ethical and legal foundations of their religious practice. An essential resource for French-speaking communities.

The author

Mostafa Brahami is a physicist and economist by training, specialized in teaching economics and research in Islamic sciences. His work focuses particularly on the articulation between Islamic culture, ethics and fundamental sciences (usûl fiqh, usûl hadîth, maqâsid). Author of pioneering studies in fields where there is growing demand for clarification, he combines academic rigor with pedagogical accessibility.

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