Minhaj

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Part of a series on the Usul al-fiqh
Fiqh
Qur'an and Sunnah Taqlid (imitation) Ijtihad (interpretation) Qualifications for a mujtahid madh'hab (school of law) Minhaj (method) Qiyas (analogical reasoning) Urf (society custom) Islamic jurisprudence Ijma (consensus) Bid‘ah (innovation) Madrasah (school/seminary) Ijazah (authorisation) Istihlal Istihsan Risalah
Ahkam
Halaal — legal Mustahab — favored Mubah — neutral Makruh — disliked Haraam — illegal Fard/Wajib — obligation, duty Baatil — incorrect Fasiq — corrupt
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Minhaj is the Arabic word for methodology. In Islamic context, it refers to the manner of implementation of Islam's rules and beliefs.