The research explores the understanding of reality and its impact on jurisprudence and religious edicts, drawing inspiration from the Quranic verse, "So We understood it for him, Solomon." It addresses challenges in the construction of legal judgments, formulated in the form of inquiries such as: What is the relationship between the jurisprudence of reality and legal rulings? Is it permissible for anyone who comprehends to take a lead in issuing religious edicts or legal judgments? The research delves into how Islam considers the knowledge of the reality and the conditions of people in legislating judgments, aiming to highlight the significance of understanding reality in constructing judicial rulings and formulating religious edicts. It also emphasizes the rules and guidelines established by jurists and scholars to achieve a proper understanding of religious texts, benefiting from the foundational approach in dealing with divine texts and deriving rulings from them. Particularly, in our present era marked by significant developments in scientific, technological, economic, social, and political aspects, the diligent scholar is compelled to be knowledgeable about the legal rulings in contemporary issues and emerging challenges. This can only be achieved through the jurisprudence of reality and a genuine understanding of it.