Divine source, human interpretation


Islamic law is not a purely human product because it is based on the Quran which, to Muslims, is absolute in nature. 

VIEWS concerning the position of Islamic law in the country raised recently by a group of Muslims attracted debate and discussion among many. It touches a few issues related to the administration of Islamic law and its position vis-à-vis civil law and the Constitution.

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