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Sources of Muslim law are: (a) The Koran (b) The Ijmaa (c) The Hadis (d) The Kiyas Indicate their…

The recognised primary sources of Muslim law rank in the order of the Koran, then the Sunna or Hadis (traditions of the Prophet), then Ijma (consensus of jurists), and…

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Sources of Muslim law are:

(a) The Koran
(b) The Ijmaa
(c) The Hadis
(d) The Kiyas Indicate their correct sequence

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The recognised primary sources of Muslim law rank in the order of the Koran, then the Sunna or Hadis (traditions of the Prophet), then Ijma (consensus of jurists), and finally Qiyas (analogical deduction), which is the sequence "(a) (c) (b) and (d)".

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