This book by author Mohammed Al-Khaimi, published in 2010, addresses the concept and importance of the contextual clue (Al-Qarinah) according to scholars of Islamic jurisprudence. Spanning 328 pages with an artistic cover, the work details the role of context in deriving legal rulings and its application in understanding and interpreting texts. The author analyzes different types of clues, whether verbal or situational, and provides an in-depth study of their authority and the conditions for their application, making it a valuable reference for researchers in the field.