Sharia law is based on:
Shari'ah is muslim/islamic law.
Shria law is based on the holy Qur'an. The second source is the Sunna. It is also based on Fiqh and Ijtihad.
Shariah is Muslim religious law.
I do believe shariah is a Islam's law!
The one country closest to the true Shariah law is Saudi Arabia other claim to have a Shariah law but there far from it. Less than 5 or 10% of Shariah is punishment, and you usally need 2 or more witnesses to be convicted
The sacred law of Islam is the Shariah law which has been compiled with reference and guidance form the Holy Quran and Hadith
Yes
Islamic law is another name for Shariah. Refer to related question below.
It is a democratic government system which rules according to Shariah law. Shariah is law that has been taken from rulings given in the Quran and Hadith.
personally i don't feel that the shariah law is out of date in the western society as Muslims still practice and follow their lives by it. However some say that the shariah law is out of date in the western society as women are now in-dependent and are not punished if they leave their partner as opposed to how it would be if the shariah law was followed through in the western society.
Its the Islamic Law Code... laws, rules, of islam.
Shariah is the Islam law which is based on:The holy book Quran, that reflects real God words revelation to prophet Muhammad (PBUH), andSunnah, that reflects prophet Muhammad (PBUH) saying and practices.Since both Quran and Sunnah do not change or were not altered, then Sharia do not change.
A Shariah court is a legal body that applies Islamic law (Shariah) in adjudicating disputes and matters related to personal status, such as marriage, divorce, inheritance, and family issues. These courts operate in various countries, often alongside secular legal systems, and their jurisdiction typically extends to Muslims. The rulings are based on interpretations of Islamic texts, including the Quran and Hadith. Shariah courts may vary in their authority and structure depending on the legal framework of the country in which they operate.