Summary of Sunni concepts
The divine laws are of two types
Divine laws are divided into two large parts
Firstly
Universal laws seen in horizons and souls
The precise system it is subject to is fixed and consistent in origin
God Almighty has counted it among His visible and tangible signs
It is worth looking at it to take it into account in believing in God the Creator and His highest attributes
God Almighty said
In the creation of the heavens and the earth, the alternation of night and day, and the ships that sail in the sea, there is something that benefits people
And God did not send down any water from the sky and revived the earth with it after it had died
And He spread therein every living creature
The shifting of the winds and the clouds subjugated between the sky and the earth are signs for people who understand
These Sunnahs are available to everyone
Both Muslims and non-Muslims understand it
The most serious, active and searching for it
Most of them stand on it and surround its sides and parts
This knowledge is common to everyone
Muslims do not specialize in any of it
In fact, perhaps the infidels were more aware of it
This is also indicated by the words of God Almighty
We will show them Our signs on the horizons and within themselves
Until it becomes clear to them that it is the truth
Where the pronoun returns in his saying, “We will show them.”
To the infidels mentioned in the verse before
Say: Have you seen if it was from God and then you disbelieved in it?
Who is more astray than he who is in distant discord?
Even if Muslims are first
By realizing these Sunnahs
And leadership in its field of science
From astronomy, medicine, engineering, etc
In order to lead the world
By virtue of God appointing them as successors on earth
They are charged with the responsibility of the assignment
Directing humanity to worship God alone
According to the comprehensive concept of worship
Secondly, social norms
It is what God made to govern human lives
God will manage their affairs and circumstances through it
Like the laws of happiness and misery
And good and bad
And guidance and misguidance
And victory and defeat
And so on