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See also Kanun (disambiguation)

Qanun (Arabic: قانون ) is Muslim law used for secular acts and administrative law. In many Muslim countries Qanun also signifies law and constitution. Sharia is considered to be part of Islamic Qanun.

See also

  • Sharia
  • Aqidah
  • Hudud - Severe crimes (sometimes considered "crimes against God")
  • Tazir - Less severe crimes (thus, "crimes against society", not God)
  • Dīn
  • Islamic Rulings - A list of the most controversial rulings in Islam

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