| Most of them emerged from rural pesantrems, are fluent in Arabic and are trained in fiqh. |
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| What is generally not realized is that there is no difference on issues of law or fiqh between these groups. |
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| Muhammad Khalid Masud's presentation focused on distinguishing between legal and social aspects of Shari'ah and fiqh. |
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| Difficulties of theoretical analysis: what is the nature of what is called sometimes charia, sometimes fiqh? |
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| Those youth who conducted the operations did not accept any fiqh in the popular terms, but they accepted the fiqh that the prophet Muhammad brought. |
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| These become infused into the interpretations of the text, or the fiqh. |
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| They developed both human rights and religious arguments, distinguished between Shari'ah and fiqh, and argued for the rights enshrined in Canada's Charter on Rights and Freedoms to be applied to all men and women. |
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| The population has digested the arguments made by the likes of Mr. Soroush and Mohsen Kadivar that the velayat-e faqih is not deeply rooted in Shiite fiqh. |
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| During this break-out session, participants joined one of seven parallel workshops that allowed for in-depth discussions on specific issues related to Qur'an, fiqh, tafsir, and women's rights. |
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| The new feminist scholarship, building on the work of a number of reformist thinkers, is asking new questions about contradictions between modern notions of justice and equality and treatment of women in the fiqh texts. |
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| He said that although there is no explicit mention of khul' in the Holy Qur'an or Sunna31 h, it is a constant and permanent rule in Shariah based on fiqh rules. |
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| The portion of the fiqh applicable to Indian Muslims as personal law is termed Mohammedan law. |
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| Modern historians have presented alternative theories of the formation of fiqh. |
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| A scholar with a specialty in fiqh or jurisprudence is known as a faqih. |
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| For I've heard some strange things, fake fiqh, fatwah and sins. |
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