The Shafiites support the total precedence of these, while the Malikiyah believe that r'ay and qiyas are of equal importance to them.
The Shafiites support the total precedence of these, while the Malikiyah believe that r'ay and qiyas are of equal importance to them. Some of them are collected in the Book of Good Qualities. Each is composed of a matn and an isnad, the latter of which can be considered either sound, good, or weak. Deriving their name from the word for "news" or "story," they are sometimes ranked based on the quality of their chain of tranmission, with Shiites only accepting those passed down by relatives of Muhammad. For 10 points, name this extra-Quranical sayings of Muhammad, a supplementary source of Islamic law.
The Shafiites support the total precedence of these, while the Malikiyah believe that r'ay and qiyas are of equal importance to them.
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