Chapter 14 of 981 min read

2. Dealings among Men

٢. المعاملات بين الناس

a. Laws ensuring and defending the propagation (Daw’ah) of Islam (Jihad) b. Family laws c. Trade laws d. Criminal laws and the judiciary system Food for Thought! Hmm! What about the different translations of the Qur’an, can they be a reliable source of legislation? No, translations are not considered the Qur’an so they cannot be sources of legislation. How about different Qira’at (recitations of the Qur’an), are they also a source of legislation? Yes, the different Qira’at can be considered a source of legislation because it is still the Qur’an. The Makki and Madani " ! =+ 1)< xG7 9~4 A k >; xG7 / 8 7 kA xG7 ) “ Ibn Mas’ood stated: “I swear by the one with whom there is no partner, there is no Ayah in the Qur’an that I don’t know when it was revealed and where” (alBukhari).

Chapter 14 of 981 min read

2. Dealings among Men

٢. المعاملات بين الناس

a. Laws ensuring and defending the propagation (Daw’ah) of Islam (Jihad) b. Family laws c. Trade laws d. Criminal laws and the judiciary system Food for Thought! Hmm! What about the different translations of the Qur’an, can they be a reliable source of legislation? No, translations are not considered the Qur’an so they cannot be sources of legislation. How about different Qira’at (recitations of the Qur’an), are they also a source of legislation? Yes, the different Qira’at can be considered a source of legislation because it is still the Qur’an. The Makki and Madani " ! =+ 1)< xG7 9~4 A k >; xG7 / 8 7 kA xG7 ) “ Ibn Mas’ood stated: “I swear by the one with whom there is no partner, there is no Ayah in the Qur’an that I don’t know when it was revealed and where” (alBukhari).