They issue fatwas.
In his 2008 book about this system, Jan Michiel Otto identified four aspects of it: the divine, the classical, the historical, and the contemporary. This system is interpreted through the lense of the public good using Maslaha. To enforce this system, officials in one nation carry out (*) beheadings in Dira Square, as that punishment is considered hudud or mandatory for some crimes. Under this system, there are no lawyers or juries. Muftis are a type of ullama that specialize in fiqh, the interpretation of this. They issue fatwas. Attempts to cite portions of this religious law code in court cases in Western nations has generated controversy. For 10 points, name this Islamic religious law code.
In his 2008 book about this system, Jan Michiel Otto identified four aspects of it: the divine, the classical, the historical, and the contemporary.
Sharia law [prompt on Islamic Law until mentioned] &lt;LT&gt;