Rules In Islam

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1. Mandatory
Mandatory is a legal status of an activity in the Islamic world. Activities that are required to do by law those who meet the requirements wajibnya. These activities when undertaken then the perpetrators will be given a reward of merit reward, was abandoned when it will make a left off sinning.

Example;
The obligatory prayers
The Fast Of Ramadan
2. Unlawful
Haram is a legal status of an event or the State of an object (e.g. food). Activities that are unlawful or food law that are considered unlawful is prohibited in hard. People who commit illegitimate acts or eat animals this bastard will get the consequences of sin.

Example;
Sexual Immorality
Steal
Disobeys a parent
Eating unclean animals and/or animal carcasses

3. the Sunnah
The Sunna (or also called the circumcision, sunnat) can refer to the status of law (Shari'a) an activity recommended in Islam so that perpetrators get a good reward, but when left out don't get the sin.

Example;
Sunnat prayers such as Duha prayer salat tahajjud, etc.
Fasting fasting like Sunnat Mon-Thurs, fasting, fasting shawwāl David etc.

4. Makruh
Makruh is the legal status of an activity in the Islamic world. Activities that are legal but are not banned there is makruh consequences when doing so. Or in other words the deed makruh be construed as acts that must not be done.

Example;
Eat/Drink while standing
Smoking (there are scholars who banned this activity)

5. Mubah
Mubah means may, ya'ni is a legal status of an activity in the Islamic world. That is a legal activity to be performed for a permissible reason, even leaning more to the recommended (a command), but there is no promise of a reward in the form of consequences to it.
In other words, is not a permissible reason when done ya'ni berpahala and innocent, if not innocent and ditinggalkanpun berpahala. This law is likely to apply to things that are more mundane.

Example;
Eat and drink