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Usul al-fiqh
(The Roots of Jurisprudence)Fiqh - Quran and Sunnah
- Taqlid (imitation)
- Ijtihad (interpretation)
- Ijma (consensus)
- Madh'hab (school of law)
- Minhaj (method)
- Qiyas (analogical reasoning)
- Urf (society custom)
- Bid‘ah (innovation)
- Madrasah (school/seminary)
- Ijazah (authorization)
- Istihlal (legalization)
- Istihsan (discretion)
- Risalah (dissertation)
Ahkam Scholarly titles - Mujtahid (scholar of Islamic law with comprehensive understanding of the texts and reality)
- Marja (authority)
- Alim (scholar; pl. Ulema)
- Mufti (cleric)
- Mufassir (interpreter)
- Qadi (judge)
- Faqīh (professional counselor/jurist)
- Muhaddith (narrator)
- Mullah (scholar; pl. Ulema)
- Imam (Sunni and Shia)
- Mawlawi (scholar; pl. Ulema)
- Sheikh (elderly person, respected person, also sometimes scholar; pl. Ulema)
- Mujaddid (renewer)
- Hafiz
- Hujja
- Hakim
- Amir al-Mu'minin in reg. hadith
- Maulana (scholar; pl. Ulema)
'Mubah' (Arabic مباح) is an Islamic Arabic term denoting an action as neither forbidden nor recommended, and so religiously neutral. This is one of the degrees of approval (ahkam) in Islamic law.
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