Shafi'i
- adjective
- Specialized
- Many communities in Southeast Asia adhere to Shafi'i interpretations of Islamic law.
Examples
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She studied Shafi'i jurisprudence to better understand the differences among Islamic legal schools.
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The Shafi'i school emphasizes the importance of consensus in legal rulings.
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The mosque follows Shafi'i practices in its daily prayers and rituals.
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Many scholars follow the Shafi'i teachings in their legal interpretations.
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Many communities in Southeast Asia adhere to Shafi'i interpretations of Islamic law.
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The Shafi'i school emphasizes the importance of consensus in legal rulings.
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Scholars often reference Shafi'i teachings when discussing different approaches to Islamic jurisprudence.
Surface Forms
Etymology
Shafi'i comes from the name of the early Arabic scholar al-Shafi'i, and it describes practices or ideas that follow his teachings. So when something is Shafi'i, it follows the rules he set for Islamic law.