Category: Muslim Law
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The Sunnah: The Second Source of Muslim Law
Traditions are narrations of law and religion which were communicated from one generation to another and thus became the practices […]
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The Holy Quran: The First Source of Muslim Law
The Shariah prescribes both religious and secular duties and sometimes retributive penalties for lawbreaking. By sources of any law means […]
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Sources of Muslim Law
Shariah law is a religious law that lays down governing principles for spiritual, mental, and physical behaviour that must be […]
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Fiqh and Usul al-Fiqh
Sharia law is a religious law that lays down governing principles for spiritual, mental, and physical behaviour that must be […]
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Sharia and its Components
Sharia means “the correct path” in Arabic. In Islam, it refers to the divine counsel that Muslims follow to live […]
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Sub-Schools of Shia School of Muslim Law
After the death of the Prophet in 632, his followers subsequently built an empire that would stretch from Central Asia […]
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Hanbali School of Muslim Law
Hanbali school was the fourth and the last school of Sunni sect. Mohammad. Hanbali school was founded by Ahmad bin […]
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Shafei School of Muslim Law
Imam Shafei was the founder of Shafei School of Islamic Jurisprudence. He was a disciple of Imam Malik at Madeena […]
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Maliki School of Muslim Law
Maliki school of thought was the second school of Islamic jurisprudence which was started from Medina the city of learning. […]
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Hanafi School of Muslim Law
The Prophet himself prohibited writing and preserving of his words and traditions. There were some questions where the Quran does […]