Definition of mujtahid in English:

mujtahid

nounPlural mujtahids, Plural mujtahidūn mʊdʒˈtɑːhɪdmudʒˈtɑhɪd

Islam

A person accepted as an original authority in Islamic law. Such authorities continue to be recognized in the Shia tradition, but Sunni Muslims accord this status only to the great lawmakers of early Islam.
Example sentencesExamples
- When a mujtahid draws judgments based on a hadeeth, it is an indication of its being sound in his opinion.
- A mujtahid does not invent original values; he deduces rules of behavior from holy sources.
- Recent scholarship, however, suggests that the gates were never closed completely, and that famous mujtahids in the Sunni tradition continued to practise at least until the sixteenth century C.E.
- Being a mujtahid, he had the right and authority to derive his own conclusions.
- The leaders of the four schools of fiqh were qualified mujtahids who used their tremendous knowledge and understanding to resolve the apparent conflict or provide the missing answer.
- The mujtahids that the ayatollah helped educate during his years in Qom composed the center of [the revolutionary] network.

Origin

Persian, from Arabic, active participle of ijtahada 'strive'.

Definition of mujtahid in US English:

mujtahid

nounmudʒˈtɑhɪdmo͞ojˈtähid

Islam

A person accepted as an original authority in Islamic law. Such authorities continue to be recognized in the Shia tradition, but Sunni Muslims accord this status only to the great lawmakers of early Islam.
Example sentencesExamples
- The leaders of the four schools of fiqh were qualified mujtahids who used their tremendous knowledge and understanding to resolve the apparent conflict or provide the missing answer.
- A mujtahid does not invent original values; he deduces rules of behavior from holy sources.
- Being a mujtahid, he had the right and authority to derive his own conclusions.
- Recent scholarship, however, suggests that the gates were never closed completely, and that famous mujtahids in the Sunni tradition continued to practise at least until the sixteenth century C.E.
- When a mujtahid draws judgments based on a hadeeth, it is an indication of its being sound in his opinion.
- The mujtahids that the ayatollah helped educate during his years in Qom composed the center of [the revolutionary] network.

Origin

Persian, from Arabic, active participle of ijtahada ‘strive’.

单词	mujtahid
释义	Definition of mujtahid in English: mujtahid nounPlural mujtahids, Plural mujtahidūn mʊdʒˈtɑːhɪdmudʒˈtɑhɪd Islam A person accepted as an original authority in Islamic law. Such authorities continue to be recognized in the Shia tradition, but Sunni Muslims accord this status only to the great lawmakers of early Islam. Example sentencesExamples When a mujtahid draws judgments based on a hadeeth, it is an indication of its being sound in his opinion. A mujtahid does not invent original values; he deduces rules of behavior from holy sources. Recent scholarship, however, suggests that the gates were never closed completely, and that famous mujtahids in the Sunni tradition continued to practise at least until the sixteenth century C.E. Being a mujtahid, he had the right and authority to derive his own conclusions. The leaders of the four schools of fiqh were qualified mujtahids who used their tremendous knowledge and understanding to resolve the apparent conflict or provide the missing answer. The mujtahids that the ayatollah helped educate during his years in Qom composed the center of [the revolutionary] network. Origin Persian, from Arabic, active participle of ijtahada 'strive'. Definition of mujtahid in US English: mujtahid nounmudʒˈtɑhɪdmo͞ojˈtähid Islam A person accepted as an original authority in Islamic law. Such authorities continue to be recognized in the Shia tradition, but Sunni Muslims accord this status only to the great lawmakers of early Islam. Example sentencesExamples The leaders of the four schools of fiqh were qualified mujtahids who used their tremendous knowledge and understanding to resolve the apparent conflict or provide the missing answer. A mujtahid does not invent original values; he deduces rules of behavior from holy sources. Being a mujtahid, he had the right and authority to derive his own conclusions. Recent scholarship, however, suggests that the gates were never closed completely, and that famous mujtahids in the Sunni tradition continued to practise at least until the sixteenth century C.E. When a mujtahid draws judgments based on a hadeeth, it is an indication of its being sound in his opinion. The mujtahids that the ayatollah helped educate during his years in Qom composed the center of [the revolutionary] network. Origin Persian, from Arabic, active participle of ijtahada ‘strive’.
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