Abstract

The research deals with the study and investigation of the message "In order to yearn for the longing to liberate the perceived in attesting the expenditure claimant" by Abd al-Rahman bin Abd al-Karim bin Ziyad al-Zubaidi al-Shafi'i. It aims to: introduce the scholar Ibn Ziyad (may God have mercy on him), clarify his stature and scientific standing, highlight the message where it has not been achieved before, prove its attribution to Ibn Ziyad (may God have mercy on him), and study his method in it. The researcher studied and investigated the thesis, trying to produce it as it was put forth by its author, adhering to the research procedures known and well-known among the people of art. The scientific value of this thesis dealt with an important issue that people need in their life affairs and taking care of their interests, which is the permission of others to spend, especially in the event of absence to seek livelihood, and the resulting differences and conflicts. To another in spending on his wife and children, then the author was absent, so the authorized person spent a period of time, then the absent person arrived, so he and the authorized person differed in spending, so who is the certified one? The author says that the saying is the saying of the authorized person, and the reasons for its weighting; That the ratification of the authorized person in his claim to spend came out with a special perception; it is hard to testify. The most important recommendations: 1. Examining this jurisprudential issue in a broader way, so as to accommodate all the different schools of jurisprudence. 2. Taking care of the scholarly heritage of Ibn Ziyad, as most of his manuscripts are still locked up on the shelves of heritage treasuries. 3. Shedding light on Ibn Ziyad and his scientific efforts and introducing him as he is It is one of the most prominent flags of Yemen, which did not take its right to definition and fame for granted. 

Keywords

The longing, the realizing, the ratification, the spending, the negligent.

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