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مالکی
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one of four major schools of madhhab of Islamic jurisprudence within Sunni Islam
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Malikism is one of the four main schools of Islamic law within Sunni Islam, developed by the Islamic scholar Malik ibn Anas. It remains influential today, particularly in North Africa and West Africa, shaping how Muslims in these regions interpret and practice Islamic law.
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- Malik ibn Anas
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