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Shariah, or Islamic law, is derived from the Quran and the Hadith (sayings and actions of Prophet Muhammad) and encompasses a wide range of legal, ethical, and social guidelines for Muslims. It covers various aspects of life, including religious practices, personal conduct, family laws, and financial transactions. Interpretations of Shariah can vary significantly among different cultures and communities, leading to diverse applications in various countries. While some view it as a comprehensive legal system, others see it primarily as a moral framework guiding personal behavior.
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What is real spelling of shariah or syariah?
shariah
Who is the shariah related to the Quran?
I do believe shariah is a Islam's law!
Does shariah refer to the scared law of judaism?
Shariah is Muslim religious law.
How are the Qur'an the Sunnah and the Shariah alike?
The Shariah is the outcome of both Quran and Sunnah.
What is another name for the Shariah?
Islamic law is another name for Shariah. Refer to related question below.
What the countries base their legal code on the Shariah 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
What religion has the Shariah?
The Islamic religion, per Quran revelation to prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) by God; has Shariah.
How does one pronounce Shariah?
sha-rya
Is shariah law practiced in Iran?
Yes
What is an Islamic government?
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.
What is shariah how does it relate to muslim daily life?
Shariah relates to Muslim daily life in that it is the reference for all Muslim behaviors, conduct, worships, and what is allowed and not allowed.
What are the main teaching aspects in the shariah?
The main teaching aspects in the shariah include:ritual worship rulesmorals and conductinheritance rulesrules for marriage, divorce, contracting, traveling, ... etc.
