Is The Sharia Law Timeless?
All sharia laws and injunctions are “sadd e zaria” as they aim to end injustice in any from (based on 7:32-33.) Am I right in concluding that if God shows us (thru science and technology) a better way to eliminate, control or indemnify injustice, we will prefer it over the ancient ideas given in holy books to achieve it as sharia laws are time bond and may not be the most effective solutions in all times until the day of judgement? Is there any example, where we are supposed to follow the tradition despite being able to apply better ideas to eliminate injustice – i mean is there any “absolute timeless injunctions” in sharia law? I can’t think of any. E.g. – if one can behave his wife by changing wifi password, he does have to “beat her”, right? – if one can record deals using a camera, he wouldn’t need two women witnesses, right? – if siblings mutually agree to use a different formula to divide the inheritance, the sharia shouldn’t have any problem with that right? – if women are safe in a dress consider modest in their society, they don’t have to cover their heads ?