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===Daleel=== | ===Daleel=== | ||
{{Main|Daleel}}The jurisprudential methodology (''Usul al-Fiqh'', lit. "the Principles of Jurisprudence") developed by the schools of Islamic law comprise of [[Daleel|a hierarchy of various proofs, or ''adillah'' (sing. ''daleel'')]]. Though this hierarchy differs for every school of Islamic law, the all generally agree that the Qur'an, hadith, | {{Main|Daleel}}The jurisprudential methodology (''Usul al-Fiqh'', lit. "the Principles of Jurisprudence") developed by the schools of Islamic law comprise of [[Daleel|a hierarchy of various proofs, or ''adillah'' (sing. ''daleel'')]]. Though this hierarchy differs for every [[Madh'hab|school of Islamic law]], the all generally agree that the Qur'an, hadith, ''ijma'' (scholarly concensus), and some form of ''qiyas'' (analogy) are, in that order, among the first five daleels. | ||
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