Al-Kyas: Education of Islam 2nd Paper 4th Chapter MCQ Question With Answer
Al-Kyas: Education of Islam 2nd Paper 4th Chapter MCQ Question With Answer. Kyas (Arabic: قياس) is the fourth source of Islamic jurisprudence. It’s the position after the Qur’an, Sunnah, and Ijmah. Qayas is a determining factor in any of these three sources, which assumes on any subject proven by any docomeent of the Qur’an, Sunnah or Ijma. Acceptance as the source of Islamic law. According to most Sunni Islamic scholars, Kyas is acceptable as the source of Islamic law. Most modern Islamic scholars consider Qayas based law to be the first Fakih or Islamic law. But according to Ahmad ibn Hanbal, Daud Jahari, and many other scholars, Qiyas is not acceptable as the source of Islamic law.
Al-Kyas: Education of Islam 2nd Paper 4th Chapter MCQ Question With Answer
Al Aslu (original): This is the key and main issue of Qiyas. 1. The new inventory that is compared to Al Aslu or the original. It may be considered as a Quranic verse or hadith or acceptable Ijma. 2. Forza (Branch): This is the branch provision. The problems which have been solved in the Qur’an, Hadith, and Ijma are called Faraday. This is comparable to the origin of Qiyas or al-Aslūr. 3. Eilat (cause): ILat means the reason or reason. Qiyas Rukan is Illatul Jamia or Integration. In other words, it is based on reason or logic that it is present in the branch.
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