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Shafi'i

Arabic: mâlikiyya


School of Shari'a, the law system of Sunni Islam, today used in eastern Africa, North Iraq, Bahrain, south of the Arabian peninsula and in Indonesia.
The Shafi'i school is based upon the theories of the Islamic theologian Abu Abdullah ash-Shafi'i (767- 820). He was from 804 until 810 a student of Malik, the founder of one of the other schools.
Shafi'is orientation can be defined as a middle road between the other schools of the time, with a balance between devine will and human speculation. He put the emphasis on the Hadith and Koran, not allowing the practice of later Muslims to be used as an example for law. In the cases where there was no clear directions given in the Koran or the Hadith, he allowed the use of analogy, qiyas, to develop law regulations, and in some cases even consensus of scholars, ijma'

i like this verse from the quran here, from surah At-tawbah

Whoever usurps the land of somebody unjustly, his neck will be encircled with it down the seven earths (on the Day of Resurrection). "



wonder why i like it so much

sory i know this is an old topic, but i wanted to say i love this surah too mashallah!

Saddam's politic of genocide was also based on some haddith if I'm not mistaken....

yes, whats your point? thats called a dictator abusing a sacred book for his own disgusting means..if people start abusing the religion, its not the religion thats at fault , its the corrupt people.

my point was "you can make the coran say anything you want, the best as the worse". I prefer the best part of course

Saddam does not believe in islam no more than Tareq Aziz is "christian", it was just during the war to Iran, he need to have a sunni legitimacy against "bad shiite and Kurds".

tomjez wrote:my point was "you can make the coran say anything you want, the best as the worse". I prefer the best part of course

what the hell do u mean u can make quran say anything you want??

Well reading coran you can interpret it as a religion of peace or as a call for slaughter.

Same thing with the bible, fundamentalists in the state interpret bible as an answer to everything and a call for Holy war.

And what's original with Islam is that there is not only Coran but also the Haddith, the interpretations...written centuries after the death of the prophet. So you probably can find haddith that say that women are equal to men, another one saying they should stay at home... And in some countries the tradition is seen as a religious precept, like in Afghanistan where they mix Pashtounwali and Coran...

With Coran you can find some amazing interpretations, very modern, very secular, but it is very intellectual, and the crowds don't follow these interpretations.

Anyway I don't want to take part in a religious discussion, you're a bit to upset these days, and anyway I'm atheist.

tomjez wrote:
Anyway I don't want to take part in a religious discussion, you're a bit to upset these days, and anyway I'm atheist.

well mr. athiest what do u mean im a bit upset . . . ?