Abstract:

The term Ta'abbud means the precepts are unreasonable and the term Ta'aqqul means that the percepts are reasonable. There are two theories concerning the texts to be based on Ta'abbud (Worship) or Ta'aqqul (Reasoning): first) the texts are based on Ta'abbud, therefore, they have a narrow interpretation. Second) they are based on Ta'aqqul, therefore they have a broad interpretation; according to the principles of jurisprudence, in issues about worship, the rules are based on Ta'abbud and in issues other than worship the rules are based on Ta'aqqul. One of the examples of the rules based on Ta'abbud is the worship of God, and of the examples of the rules based on Ta'aqqul are transactions. It should be noted that the jurisprudents have not made any explicit reference to Hudud regarding this issue. This research has been conducted based on the library research and a descriptive-analytical method aimed at identifying the implications of tangible and conceptual judgments and the implications of this division and their comparative analysis from the viewpoint of the Five Islamic Denominations. The findings of the research show that in issues about worship, the rules are based on worship and in issues other than worship the rules are based on reasoning.