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Adil Shahin, in full Adil ibn Shahin Muhammad Shahin, is a contemporary scholar of Islamic jurisprudence known for his study on compensation for religious duties, Akhdh al-mal 'ala a'mal al-qurab.
Academic career
Shahin pursued his postgraduate studies in the Department of Jurisprudence at the College of Sharia at Imam Mohammad Ibn Saud Islamic University in Riyadh. His master's thesis examination committee was chaired by Ahmad ibn Yusuf al-Durywish, with Ibrahim ibn Abd al-Aziz al-Ghusn and Sabri al-Sa'dawi Mubarak serving as committee members, and he was awarded the degree with excellent distinction. The dissertation was subsequently published in two volumes under the title Akhdh al-mal 'ala a'mal al-qurab (Receiving Payment for Acts of Devotion) by Dar Kunuz Ishbilya in Riyadh.
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Akhdh al-Mal ala Aamal al-Qurb (Taking Money for Acts of Devotion) is a contemporary treatise on comparative Islamic jurisprudence. It examines the legal rulings on receiving financial compensation for acts of worship, pious transactions, and religious public offices.