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Essay heading: Umma And Sharia Their Relation And Fundamental Importance In Islamic Society.
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The first source is the Quran. It consists of both ethical and spiritual teachings and social legislation, in addition to politico-moral principles of community. The second source is the Sunna, which complements the Quran and consists of collections of Hadith, or sayings of the Prophet Muhammad and accounts of his deeds...
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The Sunna helps to explain the Quran, but it may not be interpreted or applied in any way that is inconsistent with the Quran. The third source is the consensus of the community or ijma, or the agreement of qualified legal scholars in a given generation. Collectively they express common religious conviction...
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