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New framework uses LLMs and FSAs to simulate Islamic jurisprudence

Researchers have developed Al-Ghasali, a computational framework that uses Finite State Automata (FSA) and Large Language Models (LLMs) to simulate Islamic jurisprudential rulings. The framework formalizes Fiqh rulings into deterministic FSAs, ensuring decidability and constant-time verdict extraction. By integrating LLMs under strict FSA control and employing techniques like Grammar Guided Constrained Decoding, the system aims to prevent hallucinations and ensure adherence to Usul al-fiqh principles. AI

IMPACT This research demonstrates a novel application of LLMs and formal methods for specialized domains, potentially influencing AI integration in legal and religious scholarship.

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    Al-Ghasali: A Computational Framework for Simulating Islamic Jurisprudential Rulings via Finite State Automata and Large Language Models

    This paper presents Al Ghasali, a computational framework designed to formalize and simulate Islamic jurisprudential (Fiqh) rulings. Building upon recent set theoretic formalizations of al sabr wa al Taqsim that extract minimal operational rules as simple Horn clause logical prog…