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Before the 19th century, legal theory was considered the domain of the traditional legal schools of thought. Most [[Sunni]] Muslims follow Hanafi, Hanbali, Maliki or Shafii, while most [[Shia]] Muslims follow Jaafari (Hallaq 1997, Brown 1996, Aslan 2006).
Before the 19th century, legal theory was considered the domain of the traditional legal schools of thought. Most [[Sunni]] Muslims follow Hanafi, Hanbali, Maliki or Shafii, while most [[Shia]] Muslims follow Jaafari (Hallaq 1997, Brown 1996, Aslan 2006).
Today the Sharia is the law basis in [[Iran]], [[Saudi Arabia]], [[Bangladesh]], the [[Maldives]], [[Mauretania]], [[Afghanistan]], [[Sudan]], [[Gambia]], [[Senegal]], [[Qatar]], [[Kuwait]], [[Yemen]], [[Bahrain]] and in parts of [[Nigeria]], [[Indonesia]], [[Pakistan]] and [[Somalia]].
Laws and practices under Sharia:
Laws and practices under Sharia: