As for jurisprudence, it is the knowledge of the practical legal rulings deduced from detailed evidence, Jurisprudence is limited to practical rulings only that issued by the servant with the aim of getting close to his Lord, and these rulings are inferred from the evidence of the Qur’an and the Sunnah, and based on the above, Sharia is represented by rulings revealed from God, as for jurisprudence, it is represented by the rulings that the jurists have extracted from the texts of Sharia or by jurisprudential evidence such as analogy, sayings of the prophet’s companions and so on. Sharia in general applies to all the beliefs, morals and deeds that God has legislated, and in particular it applies to all practical rulings that God has legislated only without the ethical or dogmatical rulings, that are not mentioned in Qur’an or Sunnah. The difference between Sharia and jurisprudence People are different and their minds are varied so, Allah, the all-wise, the all-knowing, did not leave us in life without a guidance to take us to the right path, and if it were not for this guidance, we all will be lost, misled and our lives will be a mess. Allah, the most merciful, has put to us some rules and guidelines to walk through not to lose our destination, these rules are formed in the shape of Sharia and jurisprudence of the Islamic doctrine, the instruction of the prophet and his companions to have a life that Allah would be satisfied over it.

Difference between sharia and fiqh