Fiqh

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Which branch of Islamic knowledge does Fiqh belong to?

• Islamic jurisprudence

• Islamic philosophy

• Islamic history

• Islamic theology

Name one of the main sources of Fiqh.

• Qiyas

• Quran

• Ijma

• Hadith

What is the purpose of Fiqh in Islam?

• The purpose of Fiqh in Islam is to provide a framework for understanding and applying Islamic law in daily life.

• To provide a historical account of Islamic events.

• To establish a new religion separate from Islam.

• To promote secular laws over Islamic principles.

Can Fiqh change over time? Why or why not?

• No, Fiqh is static and cannot change.

• Fiqh only changes based on cultural practices.

• Yes, Fiqh can change over time.

• Fiqh is determined solely by historical texts.

What is the difference between Fiqh and Sharia?

• Fiqh is the same as Sharia.

• Fiqh is the interpretation of Sharia; Sharia is the divine law.

• Fiqh is a historical document about Sharia.

• Sharia is a subset of Fiqh.

Who are the scholars that interpret Fiqh?

• Teachers in religious schools interpret Fiqh.

• Philosophers interpret Fiqh.

• Imams (prayer leaders) interpret Fiqh.

• Fuqaha (Islamic jurists) interpret Fiqh.

What is 'Ijtihad' in the context of Fiqh?

• Ijtihad is the collection of Hadiths.

• Ijtihad is a type of prayer in Islam.

• Ijtihad is the process of independent reasoning in Islamic jurisprudence to derive legal rulings.

• Ijtihad refers to the memorization of the Quran.

Give an example of a Fiqh ruling related to prayer.

• A person must pray only once a week.

• If a prayer is missed, it can be skipped indefinitely.

• Prayers can be performed in any random order.

• A person who forgets a prayer must perform it as soon as they remember.

Why is it important for Muslims to study Fiqh?

• Studying Fiqh is unnecessary as all Islamic laws are already known.

• Fiqh is only relevant for scholars and not for everyday Muslims.

• It is important for Muslims to study Fiqh to understand and apply Islamic law in their daily lives.

• Fiqh is primarily focused on historical events rather than practical application.