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the evidence of a muslims scholer to derive a rule of divine law from the quran and hadith without relying on the views of other.

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Q: What are examples of ijtihad?
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What are the differences between ijtahad and ijma?

Ijtihad. Both words are subject to some interpretation but generally "Ijam" means "consensus" while "Ijtihad" means "open-mindedness." Ijtihad is thus the more embracing term, since it implies that differences could be tolerated, whereas ijma suggests that differences will be resolved, albeit by general agreement rather than an executive decision.


What is ijtihad according to hazrat shah waliullah?

Ijtehad in the eyes of Shah waliullah


What is ijtihad?

Ijtihad is process by which Islamic Scholars ('Ulemaa) and jurisprudents (Fuqaheh) use analogies and logical discussion to expand extent Islamic law to new situations. If the question meant to ask about Jihad (which is completely different) please see the Related Question below.


What is shariah law based on?

Shria law is based on the holy Qur'an. The second source is the Sunna. It is also based on Fiqh and Ijtihad.


What has the author WAEL B HALLAQ written?

WAEL B. HALLAQ has written: 'WAS THE GATE OF IJTIHAD CLOSED?' 'WAS AL-SHAFII THE MASTER ARCHITECT OF ISLAMIC JURISPRUDENCE?'


What has the author Muhammad Khalid Masud written?

Muhammad Khalid Masud has written: 'Iqbal's reconstruction of ijtihad' -- subject(s): Islamic law, Interpretation and construction


What does the Shari'ah stand for?

Sharia stands for Shariat. Shariat means the laws, rules and the guidance according to which a Muslim should lead his life. Shariat is based on the Qur'an, Sunna, Fiqh and Ijtihad.


What are the sacred rules of Muslims called?

Islamic rules are called Sharieh. The main sources of Islamic Jurisprudence are: 1. The holy Qur'an 2. The Sunna 3. Ijmaa 4. Qiyas 5. Ijtihad


What is itjihad?

It is unclear what this question is asking since there is nothing called "itjihad". The question may be asking about "jihad", of which there are two forms. One is an internal struggle to be true and faithful to Islam amidst all of the struggles and difficulties that the world presents. The second is the command to rise militarily in defense of Islam when Muslims are under attack, especially from non-Muslims. This second form of jihad is popularly considered the "holy war" type of jihad. The question may be asking about "ijtihad", which is process by which Islamic Scholars ('Ulemaa) and jurisprudents (Fuqaheh) use analogies and logical discussion to expand extent Islamic law to new situations. To read more about Jihad or Ijtihad, please see the Related Question below. Answer 2: Most simply, Ijtihad is the process by which Muslim scholars adapt Islamic law (Sharia) to new situations. It is done using a process of analogies and similitudes.


what are the two sources Muslims get information from?

Sources of Islam: 1. The holy Qur'an 2. The Hadith (Sayings/practice of the holy Prophet (SAW) 3. Ijmah, Qiyas, Ijtihad, Istehsan, The practice of the holy Companions (RA)


What is the difference between the Sunnah and Bid'ah?

The Sunnah are those traditions that date from the time of Mohammed and recount his sayings, his actions, and his decisions as well as the cultural and political norms established in his Islamic State. The Sunnah includes the Hadiths in addition to other similar bodies of work. Bid'ah is an alteration or modification of Muslim practice beyond the traditional understandings of the Qur'an or the Sunnah. Bid'ah is to be avoided since it creates contradictions in the Islamic religious narrative. There are questions on borderline issues as to whether an Islamic Jurisprudential decision is Bid'ah or is proper Ijtihad, which is a determination of an indeterminate dispute using the Qur'an and Sunnah to apply to a new situation. As a result some Imams will condemn new rulings as Bid'ah and others will claim it to be proper Ijtihad. (Of course, there are wildly divergent ideas that are almost universally considered to be Bid'ah such as Irshad Manji's idea that homosexuality is permissible in Islam and ideas that are almost universally considered proper Ijtihad, such as the idea that it is permitted for Muslims to use the Internet to communicate and socialize.)


What are examples and non-examples for inflated?

The examples are tire ,ballon ,and beachball and the non-examples are shoe,chair,and bed