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	[[Islam\|Islamic]] jurisprudence, or '''Fiqh''' (فقه‎), is the activity [[Madh'hab\|Islamic jurists]] engage in as they elaborate the [[Shari'ah]], or "[[Islamic Law\|Islamic law]]"/"God's Law", based directly on the [[Qur'an]] and [[Muhammad\|Muhammad's]] [[Sunnah]] or "way", as compiled in the [[hadiths]]. Fiqh can be described as "the human understanding of the divine laws of God as [[Revelation\|revealed]] to Muhammad".		[[Islam\|Islamic]] jurisprudence, or '''Fiqh''' (فقه‎), is the activity [[Madh'hab\|Islamic jurists]] engage in as they elaborate the [[Shari'ah]], or "[[Islamic Law\|Islamic law]]"/"God's Law", based directly on the [[Qur'an]] and [[Muhammad\|Muhammad's]] [[Sunnah]] or "way", as compiled in the [[hadiths]]. Fiqh can be described as "the human understanding of the divine laws of God as [[Revelation\|revealed]] to Muhammad".