| 释义 |
sha·fi'i
\ˈshafēˌē, ˈshäf-\ noun
(-s)
Usage: usually capitalized
Etymology: after al-Shafi'i died A.D. 820 Arab scholar and religious leader
1. : an orthodox school of Muslim jurisprudence predominating in southern Arabia and Indonesia — compare hanafi, hanbali, maliki
2. or sha·fi·'ite \-fēˌīt\ [shafi'ite from al-Shafi'i + English -ite] : a follower of the Shafi'i school |