مذهب المالكية في المسائل الفقهية التي أحدثت نزاعاً في المساجد السودانية "دراسة استقرائية لمسائل قولية وفعلية "

Abstract

This is a research entitled (“Maliki School of Thought  in Jurisprudential Questions that Caused Dispute at Sudanese Mosques” An Inductive Study of stated  and Actual Questions). This research included an introduction, three topics and a conclusion that included findings  and recommendations.

 Through this research, the significance of identifying the Malikite school of thought is evident in most of the questions that caused conflict in Sudanese mosques, namely :supplication in congregation after the obligatory prayers, reciting after the imam, invocation "Qunoot" in the Fajr prayer, the issue of extending the time of "sun set" Maghrib prayer in Ramadan until the absence of twilight, shaking hands after completing each obligatory prayer, the mosque greeting prayer while Imam is delivering the sermon on Friday, and all these questions differed in jurisprudential opinions when Maliki, which emerged through this research, but this difference can constitute a point of convergence and coalition that helps Sudanese mosques to be a starting point for obedience and priorities instead of squandering energies in rivalries and conflicts.