Concept:Shari'ah is built on specific primary sources of Islamic law; any option outside those established sources is not a valid source.
Explanation:The universally accepted sources of Shari'ah are the Qur'an and the Sunnah of Prophet Muhammad.
The secondary agreed sources are Ijma', which is the consensus of scholars, and Qiyas, which is analogy.
From the options, Ijma' (A), Qur'an (C), and Qiyas (D) are all valid sources of Shari'ah.
Qiran (B) is not recognised as a source in Islamic jurisprudence.
It does not appear among the sources relied upon by jurists to derive Islamic rulings.
Therefore, the option that is not a source of Shari'ah is Qiran.
Answer:B. Qiran