TECHNOLOGICAL UNIVERSITY OF MEXICO
LEGAL SYSTEMS
RICARDO RUIZ SANCHEZ
Berenice Bolaños Olivares
20750596
THEME: ESSAY
THE QURAN AS A SOURCE OF LAW IN ISLAM
Islam is a religion based on divine revelation through the prophet Muhammad.
One of the main sources of law in the Islamic world is the Quran, which
it is considered the sacred book of the Muslims. Also known as
the Noble Quran and is revered as a holy book par excellence in Islam.
The creation of the Quran is closely related to the figure of Muhammad.
and his role as a religious reformer in the environment of Mecca. This as
his religious message developed, Muhammad became the messenger of
Allah, and His guidance leaned towards reform and legal creation.
The Quran became one of the main sources of law in the world.
Islamic due to its sacred nature and its consideration as the word of God,
it is considered a supreme guide for Muslim believers in all
aspects of life and even in the legal field
The Quran contains legal prescriptions that can cover various
areas of law, such as: family law, civil law, criminal law,
the legal procedures, constitutional law, the relations
international and the economic and financial system.
Although the legal prescriptions in the Quran are relatively limited in
comparison with other topics addressed in the book, its importance is significant.
These prescriptions guarantee a foundation for the formation of Islamic law and
they are considered fundamental principles that must be followed by the community
Islamic.
The content and importance of the Quran in Islam is reflected in its consideration.
like the sacred book of the religion, which offers fundamental teachings and guidance
for Muslim believers. Furthermore, it addresses the relevance of the Quran in the
life of its followers
The Quran covers a wide range of topics that are important both spiritually
like practically for Muslims. Its content can be divided into seven
thematic blocks. First of all, we find the beliefs of faith that everyone
A Muslim must accept the existence of angels and the Day of Judgment.
These fundamental beliefs promote the moral and ethical principles that guide
the life of believers and form the basis of religion.
Secondly, the Quran contains teachings about noble virtues that educate.
to the souls and improve the individual condition, these virtues, such as honesty,
Justice and compassion are fundamental for the formation of a just society.
and equitable. The Qur'an encourages believers to cultivate these virtues and avoid the
immorality.
Thirdly, the Quran invites believers to reflect on the kingdom of
heavens and the creation of the world by Allah. These reflections lead them to contemplate
the greatness of creation is to recognize divine sovereignty in all things. This
Understanding helps to strengthen faith and maintain a spiritual connection with Allah.
The fourth place includes proverbs and ancient sayings that encourage believers and
shows the law of God. Although the Quran is not in itself a legal code, that
contains legal provisions that are of great importance for the
formulation of Islamic law
In conclusion, the Quran occupies a central place in Islam as one of the
main sources of law and how the holy book of Muslims. Through
from its legal prescriptions and spiritual guidance, the Quran provides the
fundamental principles that govern the life of Muslim believers in various
aspects and includes the legal field. Its importance lies in its sacred character.
and in their regard as the word of God.
The content of the Quran encompasses a wide range of tasks, from beliefs of faith to noble deeds.
virtues, inviting reflection and offering a divine law. These teachings
and ethical principles aim to form a just and equitable society,
promoting honesty, justice, and compassion.
Although the Quran is not a legal code in itself, its legal prescriptions
they play a fundamental role in the formation of Islamic law. These
prescriptions provide a solid foundation for the Islamic legal system and are
considered as guiding principles for the Islamic community.
In summary, the Quran is positioned as a source of law and as a guide.
spiritual. Its influence transcends the legal and ethical spheres, causing a
impact on the daily life of believers and promoting a society based on
the divine principles. As a result, the Quran occupies a place of great importance
and continues to be a source of inspiration and guidance for millions of people
in the world
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THE FOUNDATIONS OF MUSLIM LAW
It introduces us to the sources of Muslim law and their importance in theory.
where legal practice is based on two main categories: the sources
originals and derived sources.
The original sources of Muslim law are the Quran and the Sunnah; the Quran is
considered as the word of God revealed to the Prophet Muhammad and is the source
the principal and most sacred of Muslim law, which contains verses that encompass
various legal areas, from personal study to civil law, criminal law,
judicial, constitutional and financial procedure and international law. These
verses conclude that the fundamental principles and guidelines for conduct
and justice in Islamic society
On the other hand, the sunna refers to the traditions and examples of the Prophet Muhammad.
that were transmitted through the interruption chain and intermediaries,
that complements the principles established in the Quran, since it provides
a guide for believers in the interpretation and application of Islamic law.
In addition, these original sources exist derived sources that are used for
the interpretation and development of Muslim law, such as Iyma and Qiyas.
Ijma refers to the consensus of Islamic scholars on a particular issue.
what allows us to reach an agreement and establish a common opinion in the
interpretation of Islamic laws. On the other hand, Qiyas is similar, due to
the analogical reasoning used for the application of legal principles to
new situations. These sources derive from the emergence of interpretations
divergent from divine law and the multiple options in the interpretation of the law
Islamic.
One of the most important Sunni schools in Muslim law is the school
Henefita, which was founded by Abou Hanifa, disciple of the school of
Kufa in Iraq, which was notable for its rational approach and prudence in the use of
the tradition. This school adopts a more flexible and reasoned approach to
interpretation and application of Islamic law, which is based on logic and the
reasoning to reach legal conclusions. Unlike other schools more
strict in its interpretation, the Henefite school is considered a factor in
the social context and the needs of the community for decision-making
legal.
It is important to highlight that the henefite school is just one of many schools.
Islamic legal schools that exist, each of these schools has its own
characteristics and approaches in interpretation and application, reflecting the
diversity and adaptability of Muslim law in different contexts and
realities.
In conclusion, this document provides a broad and enlightening view of the
foundations and sources of Islamic law. The transcendental importance is highlighted
of coral as the main source of moral, ethical, and legal principles in the
Islamic society, thereby consolidating its sacred character. Furthermore, it emphasizes the
recognition of Muhammad as the last prophet, and the Muslim authorities
they have firmly rejected any claim of a prophet after him. It is
It is relevant to highlight that Islamic law is based on faith in the Quran and in
the teachings of Mohama, which makes it a legal system of nature
religious. Likewise, the application of Qiyas is mentioned, a process of
deductive reasoning used to solve new legal cases
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