According to search-discovered classical Islamic scholarship, the Quranic concept of Fiqh (الفقه) signifies a profound, insightful understanding that transcends mere surface-level knowledge. Linguistically, as Al-Tabari clarifies, its root (ف-ق-ه) points to deep comprehension. Across the 29 verses where this concept appears, it is not primarily about legal rulings, but about a spiritual and intellectual faculty. Ibn Kathir explains that the lack of Fiqh, as mentioned in verses like 9:127, is a consequence of hearts being turned away due to arrogance and heedlessness. [1, 2] This state prevents individuals from grasping the true benefit of divine guidance. The Quran presents true Fiqh as a divine gift, exemplified when Allah granted a special understanding to Prophet Solomon (21:79), enabling a wiser judgment. [4, 5] Therefore, Quranic Fiqh is the holistic comprehension that integrates the heart's perception (qalb) and the intellect's reasoning (aql), allowing a person to recognize divine truth and align their life with it.