Which one of the following is not a 'Primary Source' of Muslim Law?
The primary sources of Muslim law are the "Quran", the "Sunnat" (traditions), Ijma (consensus) and "Qiyas" (analogical deduction). "Takhleed" (taqlid, following past…
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Which one of the following is not a 'Primary Source' of Muslim Law?
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The primary sources of Muslim law are the "Quran", the "Sunnat" (traditions), Ijma (consensus) and "Qiyas" (analogical deduction). "Takhleed" (taqlid, following past authority) is not a primary source.
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