Q1. What is Islamic Law?
Ans: Islamic Law is called Shariah, the set of rules given by Allah to guide Muslims in life.
Q2. What is the primary source of Islamic Law?
Ans: The Holy Quran is the primary source of Islamic Law.
Q3. What is Sunnah?
Ans: Sunnah refers to the sayings, actions, and approvals of Prophet Muhammad ﷺ,
which explain the Quran.
Q4. What is Ijma?
Ans: Ijma is the consensus of qualified Islamic scholars on a legal matter not directly
addressed in the Quran or Sunnah.
Q5. What is Qiyas?
Ans: Qiyas means analogy, applying existing laws from Quran and Sunnah to new
situations.
Q6. Why is the Quran important for Islamic Law?
Ans: The Quran provides divine guidance, rules for worship, morals, and social matters.
Q7. How does Sunnah help Muslims?
Ans: Sunnah clarifies Quranic instructions, gives practical examples, and guides daily life.
Q8. When is Ijma used?
Ans: Ijma is used when no direct rule is mentioned in the Quran or Sunnah, to solve new
issues.
Q9. Give an example of Qiyas.
Ans: The prohibition of drugs is based on Qiyas from the prohibition of alcohol in the Quran.
Q10. Why are all sources of Islamic Law important together?
Ans: All sources work together to ensure justice, guidance, and proper conduct for Muslims
in every aspect of life.