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Combining the inclusive evidences of Shari'a and its partial evidences is a rule that constitutes a starting point in dealing with both inclusive and partial Shari'a texts in ijtihad. The aim of this paper is to crystallize the rule of «combining the inclusive evidences of Shari'a and its partial evidences», to explain the importance of reconciling them in the jurisprudential work, to clarify the position of the rule in the Islamic legal structure, and to confirm our need to understand an aspect of the beauty and perfection of Islamic Shari'a, through the vision and analyzes of Abu Ishaq Al-Shatibi in his two books: "Al-Muwafaqat" and "Al-I'tisam.". The researcher has concluded that "inclusive evidences of Shari'a" are the foundation are the origin of legislations, and they bring together the principles and rulings of Islam, and upon them are based all fundamental legal rules, jurisprudential principles, and specific rulings of Shari'a, and that their evidence is decisive, their rulings are constant, and they hold great significance, and that the combination of generalities and particulars is a fundamental rule in the jurisprudential process, because they serve each other, so whoever takes a text from its two parts while ignoring its comprehensive context has made a mistake, and likewise the opposite