Those who are not allowed to practice this are known as "muqallids" or "imitators" because they are bound by "taqlid." Methods such as qiyas, or analogy, and ijma, or consensus, were once ways to do it. Sunnis have declared s
Those who are not allowed to practice this are known as "muqallids" or "imitators" because they are bound by "taqlid." Methods such as qiyas, or analogy, and ijma, or consensus, were once ways to do it. Sunnis have declared since the fourth Islamic century that the (*) "gates" of this are closed, though Shia still recognize "mujtahids." For 10 points— name this practice of putting forth new interpretations of Sharia law.
Those who are not allowed to practice this are known as "muqallids" or "imitators" because they are bound by "taqlid."
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