Many Sufis consider themselves to be above this concept. It determines whether food is halal or hareem, and requires ablution after impure acts.
Many Sufis consider themselves to be above this concept. It determines whether food is halal or hareem, and requires ablution after impure acts. There are four main madh'habs, or schools of thought concerning this concept, which is interpreted by ulama and applied by qadi. An opinion made by ulama pertaining to this concept is called a fatwa, and it is taught in certain madrasas along with general Islamic knowledge. Although an important source of it is ijtihad, or logical reasoning, the most important sources are hadith, or records of the deeds of the prophet, and the text of the Quran. For ten points, name this system of Islamic law which pertains to all aspects of Muslim life.
Many Sufis consider themselves to be above this concept. It determines whether food is halal or hareem, and requires ablution after impure acts.
Sharia (prompt on Islamic law)