Maliki school

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The Maliki school is one of the four major Sunni Islamic legal schools, known for its reliance on the practices of the people of Medina as a primary source of jurisprudence.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Sunni Islamic legal school
madhhab
associatedScholar Al-Lakhmi
Al-Qarafi
Ibn Abd al-Barr
Ibn al-Qasim
Khalil ibn Ishaq
Sahnun
coexistsWith Hanafi school
Hanbali school
Shafi'i school
surface form: Shafi‘i school
emphasizes community practice of Medina
public interest in legal rulings
foundedBy Malik ibn Anas
foundedInCentury 8th century
foundedInPlace Medina
hasCanonicalText Al-Muwatta
hasJurisprudenceField fiqh
hasSubtradition Andalusian Maliki tradition
Egyptian Maliki tradition
Maghrebi Maliki tradition
isOneOf four major Sunni madhhabs
languageOfScholarship Arabic
legalOrientation traditionalist Sunni
mainRegion Algeria
Bahrain
Kuwait
Libya
North Africa
surface form: Maghreb

Mauritania
Morocco
North Africa
Qatar
Sahel
Sudan
Tunisia
United Arab Emirates
Upper Egypt
West Africa
parts of Egypt
parts of Saudi Arabia
parts of the Arabian Peninsula
namedAfter Malik ibn Anas
primarySourceEmphasis practice of the people of Medina
religion Sunni Islam
usesSourceOfLaw Quran
Sunnah
ijma
istihsan
maslahah mursalah
qiyas
urf

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الجامع الزيتونة mainMadhhab Maliki school
this entity surface form: المذهب المالكي