Explanation

Ijma al-Fuqaha refers to the consensus of scholars (fuqaha) on a particular legal issue

This is distinct from individual opinions or consensus within the larger ummah (community).

Additional information:

It can be operated where: The Quran and Hadith have not clarified a certain aspect of the Law

Ijma Literally, 'consensus' or 'agreement'.

Explanation

Ijtihad is the process of making a legal decision by independent interpretation of the Quran and Sunnah

It allows scholars to apply reasoning for the public good (maslahah).

Explanation

Islamic law recognizes three primary categories of mahram (prohibited relations in marriage):

• Consanguinity (blood relations),
• Affinity (relations by marriage)
• Fosterage (milk kinship).

These categories establish permanent prohibitions on marriage to specific individuals.

Explanation

There are five pillars of Islam:

The first pillar of Islam is ____?

  Shahadatain 

The second pillar of Islam is------?

  Namaz

the third fundamental pillar of Islam?

  Zakat

The fourth pillar of Islam is--------?

 Fasting (Soam)

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5th pillar of Islam is?

  Hajj

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Which pillar of Islam is declared as armor?

 Fasting (Soam)

Which pillar of Islam washes sin like water?

  Hajj

Explanation

Shariah is the legal practice derived from the teachings of the Quran, Islam's holy book, and the teachings of the Prophet Muhammad, or Sunnah.

Explanation

There are four sources of law:

1. The Qur'an,
2. The Sunnah (as distilled from the hadiths),
3. Qiyas (the concept of analogical reasoning) 
4. Ijmāʿ (“consensus”)

Explanation

There are seven things that are essential for a Muslim to believe in.

the Islamic faith is known as Iman-e-Mufassal.

1.  Faith in God;

2.  Faith in His angels;

3.  Faith in His revealed Books;

4.  Faith in all of His messengers or Prophets;

5.  Faith in the Last Day or the Day of Judgement;

6.  Faith in the doctrine of predestination, which lays down that everything good or bad is decided by God), (Taqdir) and

7.  Faith in life after death.

Explanation

The fundamental faiths in Islam include:

Monotheism: The belief in one God (Allah).

Prophet Hood: The belief in the prophets and messengers of God, with Muhammad being the final prophet.

Day of Judgment: The belief in a day of resurrection and reckoning, when all people will be judged for their deeds.

Additional Information:

There are seven things that are essential for a Muslim to believe in.

the Islamic faith is known as Iman-e-Mufassal.

1.  Faith in God;

2.  Faith in His angels;

3.  Faith in His revealed Books;

4.  Faith in all of His messengers or Prophets;

5.  Faith in the Last Day or the Day of Judgement;

6.  Faith in the doctrine of predestination, which lays down that everything good or bad is decided by God), (Taqdir) and

7.  Faith in life after death.

Explanation

According to Muslim Personal Law:

• The marriageable age for males is 18 years.
• The marriageable age for females is 16 years.

Explanation

Ijma means the unanimous agreement of Muslim jurists on a legal issue after the Prophet (ﷺ).

It is considered a secondary source of Islamic law based on the principle of collective consensus.