Qiyas

Ijma

Ijtihad

Sunnah

Qiyas al-awla and Qiyas al-thani

Qiyas al-awla and Qiyas al-thalith

Qiyas al-awla and Qiyas al-rabi

Qiyas al-awla and Qiyas al-khamis

Qiyas al-awla is based on a clear and explicit text, while Qiyas al-thani is based on a general principle

Qiyas al-awla is based on a general principle, while Qiyas al-thani is based on a clear and explicit text

Qiyas al-awla is based on a specific case, while Qiyas al-thani is based on a general principle

Qiyas al-awla is based on a general principle, while Qiyas al-thani is based on a specific case

The original case and the new case must be similar in all material respects

The original case and the new case must be different in all material respects

The original case and the new case must be similar in some material respects and different in other material respects

The original case and the new case must be identical in all material respects

To extend the application of the law to new cases

To restrict the application of the law to new cases

To abrogate the law in new cases

To create new laws

The prohibition on drinking alcohol is extended to the prohibition on taking drugs

The prohibition on gambling is extended to the prohibition on betting

The prohibition on theft is extended to the prohibition on robbery

The prohibition on murder is extended to the prohibition on manslaughter

It can lead to the creation of new laws that are not based on the Quran or the Sunnah

It can lead to the abrogation of laws that are based on the Quran or the Sunnah

It can lead to the extension of the application of the law to cases that are not similar to the original case

It can lead to the restriction of the application of the law to cases that are similar to the original case

It is used to extend the application of the law to new cases

It is used to restrict the application of the law to new cases

It is used to abrogate the law in new cases

It is used to create new laws

The difficulty of finding qualified jurists who are able to apply Qiyas correctly

The difficulty of determining which cases are similar to the original case

The difficulty of determining the reason for the rule of law that applies to the original case

The difficulty of determining whether the reason for the rule of law that applies to the original case is applicable to the new case

It will continue to be used as a source of law in Muslim law

It will be replaced by other sources of law, such as ijma and ijtihad

It will be used less frequently than it is today

It will be abolished