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Islamic law

Fazlur Rahman's term for the evolving normative practice of the early Muslim community, which he argued preceded the fixing of hadith.

In Islamic law, living sunna refers to Fazlur Rahman's term for the evolving normative practice of the early Muslim community, which he argued preceded the fixing of hadith. This meaning comes from Rahman (1965) in Islamic methodology in history.[1]

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Rahman, F. (1965). Islamic methodology in history. Central Institute of Islamic Research. Open Library record

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