The first part is: the Hizb has been working for over 60 years and has been working in difficult circumstances, rarely has any group been exposed to such circumstances as the Hizb, and not all members may be able to carry this trust and some of them leave (the party)... Why aren’t their circumstances taken into consideration and thus given excuses instead of taking against them "non-quiet" positions? The second…

First: In the book the Economic System, in the discussion of insurance there is an example that confused me, which is “'Give your clothes to a cleaner and I guarantee them if they are damaged' ... there will be a guarantor, a person guaranteed for and a guaranteed person, who is the unknown cleaner. How does this differ from the insurance company?

First: The Question: Oil prices rose on 24/5/2018 to striking numbers, where the price of Brent crude reached $79 a barrel, and Texas crude at $71 a barrel. This is after the drop witnessed in 2014. Does this mean that the world has entered a new era of high oil prices?

“…the likes of al-Qaffal were advocating the closing of the door of Ijtihad.” I have searched for this scholar but I have found only two who I have not seen in their biography that they have closed the door of ijtihad, namely the al-Qaffal al-Shashi and al-Qaffal al-Marwazi. Both are on the Shafi'i’s Fiqh. So, who is the intended scholar in the book?