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...hodologically weaker opinion simply for the sake of "public interest" or ''maslaha''. ...b plainly disallows any employment of "public interest" (''istislah'' or ''maslaha'') or "juristic preference" (''istihsan'') in the derivation of rulings, al

...iented thinking and flexibility (such as ''Istislah'', ''Istihsan'', and ''Maslaha'') while under emphasizing the legal principles that required a more rigid

;Maslaha He employed the principle of serving the needs of the general public (''[[Maslaha]]''), while being mindful that it had been used by in the past rulers as a

...ty of making treaties with non-Muslims if there is an interest or benefit (maslaha) in doing so. There is a consensus on this (majma‘‘alayhi) when there i