SHARI'AH AND AKHLAQ

'A straight path to be followed' denotes the literal meaning of the term

• Fiqh

• Shari'ah

• 'Ibadah

• Akhlaq

The three components of Shari'ah include

• al-Ahkam al-'Itiqadiyyah

• al-Ahkam al-Akhlaqiyyah

• al-Ahkam al-'Amaliyyah

• al-Ahkam al-Wada'iyyah

A knowledge of the detailed practical rules derived from the Qurʾān and the Sunnah denotes the technical meaning of __________.

• Fiqh

• Shari'ah

• 'Ibadah

• Maqasid

______________ refers to a branch of Islamic knowledge that explains the aims and the reasons of the Islamic law.

• Qawa'id fiqhiyyah

• Maqasid al-Shari'ah

• Fiqh al-'Ibadah

• Usul al-Fiqh

_____________ refer to those essential things and values pertinent to an individual’s survival and spiritual well-being both in this world and in the hereafter.

• al-Tahsiniyyat

• al-Daruriyyat

• al-Hajiyyat

• al-'Azimah

The obligation to fast in the month of Ramadan manifests the measure undertaken by the Shari'ah to preserve ________.

• al-Mal

• al-Nafs

• al-Din

• al-'Aql

The permissibility to eat a carcass if a person is starving due to being stranded in a jungle manifest Shari'ah preservation of __________.

• Din

• Nafs

• 'Aql

• Nasl

The Shari'ah grants concessions to remove severity from Muslims who face difficulty in establishing the _________ .

• Fiqh

• 'Azimah

• Rukhsah

• Hajiyyat

The Rukhas granted to Muslims are among the manifestations of

• Hajiyyat

• Tahsiniyyat

• Daruriyyat

The term Akhlaq according to Imam al-Ghazali includes

• the stability of the soul with certain character

• the spontaneous formation of actions

• the necessity to think about the consequence of any character portrayed