Question 22
POST_UTME_NOUN
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2018
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IRS
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objective
What is the difference between the 'Ummah' and the 'Mujtahid' in Islamic jurisprudence?
Answer Options
A.
The Ummah refers to the global Muslim community, while the Mujtahid refers to a scholar who interprets Islamic law
B.
The Ummah refers to a group of Muslims who follow a particular school of thought, while the Mujtahid refers to a scholar who interprets Islamic law
Correct Answer
C.
The Ummah refers to a group of Muslims who follow a particular school of thought, while the Mujtahid refers to a scholar who interprets Islamic law and makes decisions based on his interpretation
D.
The Ummah refers to a group of Muslims who follow a particular school of thought, while the Mujtahid refers to a scholar who interprets Islamic law and makes decisions based on his interpretation, but is not bound by the rules of the school of thought
Correct Answer
C
Correct Option:
The Ummah refers to a group of Muslims who follow a particular school of thought, while the Mujtahid refers to a scholar who interprets Islamic law and makes decisions based on his interpretation
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