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  1. What is Sharia law? What does it mean for women in Afghanistan? BBC NEWS The Taliban say they will rule Afghanistan according to a strict interpretation of Islam's legal system called Sharia law. In the first press briefing after taking control in Kabul, a Taliban spokesman said issues such as the media and women's rights will be respected "within the framework of Islamic law", but the group has not yet provided any details of what that will mean in practice. When they were last in power, the Taliban introduced or supported punishments such as public executions of convicted murderers and adulterers. How are rulings made? Like any legal system, Sharia is complex and its practice is entirely reliant on the quality and training of experts. Islamic jurists issue guidance and rulings. Guidance that is considered a formal legal ruling is called a FATWA. There are FIVE different schools of Sharia law. There are four Sunni doctrines: Hanbali, Maliki, Shafi'i and Hanafi, and one Shia doctrine, Shia Jaafari. The five doctrines differ in how literally they interpret the texts from which Sharia law is derived
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