taqlid

taqlid is the blind following of religious scholars without personal reasoning.

many muslims practice taqlid in matters of religious law.

the concept of taqlid is controversial among islamic theologians.

some scholars argue that taqlid prevents intellectual progress.

taqlid requires faith in the knowledge of religious authorities.

critics of taqlid emphasize the importance of independent reasoning.

in traditional societies, taqlid remains a common practice.

taqlid can be distinguished from rational inquiry in religious matters.

the debate over taqlid has existed for centuries in islamic history.

students of religious sciences often begin with taqlid before learning to reason.

taqlid is considered acceptable in matters beyond one's expertise.

the doctrine of taqlid varies among different islamic schools of thought.