Sources of Islamic Jurisprudence

What are the primary sources of Islamic Jurisprudence?

• Al-Quran and Qias

• Al-Quran and Sunnah

• Al-Quran and Ijmak

• Al-quran

In terms of terminology, al-quran is define as?

One of the characteristic of quranic legislation is Qat'ie. What is the meaning of Qat'ie?

Some of the ayah in al-Quran are speculative. What is the meaning of speculative ayah?

• General guidelines

• Detail injuctions

• open to interpretation

Name two types of abrogation in al-Quran.

What are the conditions for abrogation in Quranic verse?

• the text itself has not precluded the possibility of abrogation.

• The subject is open to the possibility of repeal.

• The abrogating text is of a later origin than the abrogated.

• The two texts are of equal strength in regard to authenticity (thubut) and meaning (dalalah)

It refers to all what is narrated from the prophet Muhammad s.a.w. including his ___________, ____________, sayings and tacit approval.

(a)  

What are the roles of Sunnah in Islam?

• Reiterate the injuction in al-Quran

• Specify the generality of al-Quran

• Elaborates the concise injuction

• Enact a ruling which the Quran is silent

Generally, Sunnah can be divided into three categories, namely?

(a)  

List down all the categories of Sunnah according to al-Muhaddithin.