STANDARDS OF PROHIBITION AND PERMISSIBILITY

The basic standard for prohibitions and permissibility is the Holy Quran and the Hadith.&nbsp;&nbsp;In their light, the Fuqaha (Islamic Law Experts) have constituted a principle:<br /> <br /> The essence of everything is permissible.<br /> <br /> To prove something as permissible (Mubah) and allowed, no proof is required, but to declare something as impermissible (Najayaz) or undesirable (Makruh), proof is required.&nbsp;&nbsp;The deeds and actions prohibited in the Holy Quran and the Hadith are prohibited and the eatables and drinks about which prohibitions are present are forbidden.<br /> <br /> Modern methods, eatables, drinks, etc. will be judged according to the principles given in the Holy Quran and the Hadith.&nbsp;&nbsp;If they are found to be permissible and allowed, then their use is allowed and permitted.&nbsp;&nbsp;The Fuqaha (Islamic Law Experts) have collected the very essence of the Holy Quran and the Sunnah in Fiqh.&nbsp;&nbsp;The issues which we face today can be solved in the light of the clarifications and principles given by the Fuqaha (Islamic Law Experts).&nbsp;&nbsp;<br /> <br /> This is the responsibility of those selfless, expert scholars who are aware with the intent of the Shariah and are well versed with the principles of Fiqh and have a deep insight in the rules of Islam.