Sharia

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Sharia is the body of Islamic religious law derived primarily from the Quran and the teachings and practices of the Prophet Muhammad, guiding both personal conduct and aspects of public and legal life in Muslim communities.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Islamic law
normative system
religious legal system
appliedIn Islamic finance
personal status courts
appliesTo Muslims
consideredByBelievers divine law
derivedFrom Hadith
Ijma
linked to: Sharia

Qiyas
practices of Prophet Muhammad
teachings of Prophet Muhammad
distinguishedFrom fiqh
goal promotion of justice
protection of intellect
protection of life
protection of lineage
protection of property
protection of religion
hasComponent acts of worship
commercial law
contract law
criminal law
dietary rules
ethical guidelines
family law
inheritance law
rules of charity
rules of custody
rules of divorce
rules of financial transactions
rules of governance
rules of marriage
rules of personal conduct
rules of public conduct
rules of ritual purity
rules of testimony
hasSchoolOfInterpretation Hanafi school
Hanbali school
Ja'fari school
Maliki school
Shafi'i school
includesObligation almsgiving
fasting
pilgrimage
prayer
profession of faith
influences legal systems in some Muslim-majority countries
interpretedBy Islamic jurists
muftis
qadis
languageOfTerm Arabic
literalMeaning path to a watering place
normativeStatusInIslam binding on Muslims
primarySource Quran
Sunnah
religion Islam
scope criminal justice
economic activity
family life
governance and politics
personal life
social relations
studiedIn fiqh

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Islam legalFoundation Sharia
Sharia derivedFrom Ijma
linked to: Sharia
Umayyad Caliphate legalSystem Islamic law
linked to: Sharia
Northern Nigeria hasLegalSystemComponent Sharia law
linked to: Sharia
United Arab Emirates usesLegalSystem Sharia law
linked to: Sharia
Sultan of the Ottoman Empire legitimizedBy Islamic law (Sharia)
subject linked to: Sultan
linked to: Sharia
International Islamic Fiqh Academy field Islamic law
linked to: Sharia
Bosniaks religiousLawTradition Islamic law
linked to: Sharia
Muslims religiousLaw Sharia
Islamic finance basedOn Shariah
linked to: Sharia
Constitution of Pakistan (1973) containsPart The Islamic Provisions
linked to: Sharia
Rashidun Caliphate legalSystem Islamic law
linked to: Sharia
Usul al-fiqh appliesTo Sharia
Ijma usedIn Sharia
Egyptian law influencedBy Sharia
Mahdist Sudan legalSystem Sharia
Federal Government of Somalia legalSystem Islamic law
linked to: Sharia
Songhai Empire legalSystem Islamic law (sharia)
linked to: Sharia
Sokoto State dominantLegalSystem Sharia law (for Muslims)
linked to: Sharia
taifa kingdoms influencedBy Islamic law (sharia)
linked to: Sharia
Tawhid influences Islamic law (Sharia)
subject linked to: tawhid
linked to: Sharia
Aceh hasLegalSystem Sharia law
linked to: Sharia
Seljuk Empire legalSystem Sharia
Kingdom of Hejaz legalSystem Islamic law
linked to: Sharia
Mughal legal system usedInstrument sharīʿa (Islamic law)
linked to: Sharia
Household of Muhammad influenced Islamic law
linked to: Sharia
Malay weddings influencedBy Islamic law (Sharia)
linked to: Sharia
Maldivians religiousLawInfluence Islamic law
linked to: Sharia
Riau-Lingga legalSystem Islamic law
linked to: Sharia
Miqat definedIn Islamic law
linked to: Sharia
al-Mardawi religiousLaw Sharia
Shariah Academy specializesIn Shariah
linked to: Sharia
Guardianship of the Islamic Jurist legitimacySourceClaimed Islamic law (Sharia)
linked to: Sharia
Islamic jurisprudence (fiqh) distinguishedFrom Sharia (divine law in principle)
linked to: Sharia
judiciary of Sudan legalSystemComponent Islamic law (Sharia)
linked to: Sharia