QIYAS

Meaning of QIYAS in English

kēˈyäs noun

( -es )

Etymology: Arabic qiyās analogy

: the principle of analogy applied in the interpretation of points of Muslim law not clearly covered in the Koran or sunna : analogical inference or deduction

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