ATTRIBUTE AND SERVICES OF THE MEMBERS OF QAZA/ SANHEDRIN: A COMPARATIVE STUDY IN THE LIGHT OF TALMUD AND ISLAMIC TEACHINGS
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There are many Attributes and Services of the Members of Qaza and Sanhedrin in Talmud and Islamic Teachings. Both played their important role in this regard. The study explores the appointment of judges and the qualities of a Qazi (judge), emphasizing wisdom, fairness, and impartiality necessary for justice administration in both Talmud and Islam. Through a comprehensive analysis, the research delves into the roles and responsibilities of these religious authorities in both traditions, shedding light on the similarities and differences. The study also engages with the Talmud's concept of the Supreme in light of the spirit, Complementing the spiritual wisdom of both traditions. Islam ordered best concepts for the Qaza on the other hand the Talmud have its own concepts on the other hand Islamic verses are seamlessly integrated into the discourse, reinforcing the principles of justice and divine order as enunciated in the Qur'an. This comprehensive and coherent tapestry of the attributes and services of the members of Qaza that what is comprehensive for them for the judgment, and teachings presents a divine commandment, guiding humanity towards righteousness, equality, and spiritual fulfillment are presented on this study.
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