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   The Arabic expression Sharīʿat Allāh (شريعة الله ' God's Law ') is a common translation for תורת אלוהים (' God's Law ' in Hebrew) and νόμος τοῦ θεοῦ (' God's Law ' in Greek in the New Testament [Rom. 7: 22]). [36]

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   Some say that "sharia" comes from the old Arabic word meaning "pathway to be followed". This would make it similar to halakha (the way to go), the Hebrew word for Jewish law. [ 4 ] Other scholars think that the word "sharia" originally meant "path to the water hole".

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5. www.futurelearn.com › info › blogWhat did the word ‘Sharia’ mean in seventh century Arabia?

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   Apr 23, 2019 · At its most basic level, the word Sharia meant “path” or a “path to water,” and carried the meaning that there existed a path of right conduct that was pleasing to God.

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   What does Sharia mean?

   • Other times it was used more specifically with a legalistic meaning, in reference to communal religious laws about dietary practices or marriage for example. At its most basic level, the word Sharia meant “path” or a “path to water,” and carried the meaning that there existed a path of right conduct that was pleasing to God.

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   Why does the Qur'an say Sharia?

   • Consequently, when the Qur’an emerged in seventh century Arabia, Arabic speaking communities were well familiar with the word Sharia so, when the Qur’an used language such as “we have assigned a law and a path to each of you,” it could be understood by those who heard it to be referring to the Sharia of different communities.

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   Is Sharia a law?

   • Some parts of sharia can be described as "law" in the usual sense of that word, while other parts are better understood as rules for living life in accordance with God's will. Countries in the Muslim world all have their own laws. In most of them only a small part of the legal system is based on classical sharia.

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   Where did Sharia come from?

   • Long before the birth of the Prophet Muhammad in c.570 CE, the word Sharia was commonly used by Arabic speaking communities on the Arabian Peninsula and in the wider region. The origins and development of the term Sharia are subject to debate, but it seems to have been well known.

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   Is shari'a a divine law?

   • The Arab Conquests and the Creation of an Islamic Empire (2015) ^ Amanat 2009: "Muslim fundamentalists [...] claim that Shari’a and its sources [...] constitute a divine law that regulates all aspects of Muslim life, as well as Muslim societies and Muslim states [...].

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   What is Sharia in Sufism?

   • Sharia is the first of Four Doors and the lowest level on the path to God in Sufism and in branches of Islam that are influenced by Sufism, such as Ismailism and Alawites. It is necessary to reach from Sharia to Tariqa, from there to Ma'rifa and finally to haqiqa. In each of these gates, there are 10 levels that the dervish must pass through.

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