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Quran as Primary Source of Islamic Law

Introduction Quran is the holy book which consists of the direct revelations which were made to the Holy Prophet(pbuh). It is the primary source of Islamic law. A jurist should not move to the next source unless the search in the Quran has been completed Following are the attributive names of Holy Quran. Al-Kitab. Al-Hakim. Al-Furqan. Al-Noor. Al-Bayan. Al-Ilm. Quran is the complete code of life and it describes the basic laws like: Constitutional law. Civil law Criminal law Trade laws Family laws Commerce laws, etc. Purpose of Quran is to awaken In men the higher consciousness on his relation with Allah and the universe. Following are the main legislative portions of Quran. Religion and its duties. Qusai religious and Qusai social laws. Contract, Sale and Purchase, etc. Punishment of crimes, etc. Quran has: 30 Divisions called Para, 114 chapters called Surah, 6666 verses called Ayah. Following are the examples of Quranic legislation in Pakistan. Muslim family laws ordinance 1961. Hadood ordinance 1979. Qanoon-e-shahadat ordinance 1984. Muslim family laws ordinance deals with the laws relating to Divorce, Maintenance, Succession, etc. Hadood ordinance 1979 deals with the punishments according to Islamic laws: Punishment of theft is cutting of hands, Punishment of zina is 80 stripes or stoning to death, Punishment of drinking is 80 stripes, etc. Qanoon-e-Shahadat ordinance deals with the laws of evidence in Islam. It also describes the importance and the elements of tazkiya-tu-shahood (i.e. witness). Holy Quran describes every law regarding: Contract. Evidence. Blood relations. Succession. Nikah. Marriage. Qisas. Qatal or murder. Dower. Theft. Drinking. Defamation, etc.