27) in the following chapters.
\n Chapter Two: Taqleed of Masomeen -asws \n Introduction \n In this chapter we will start with some background information on \u2018Taqleed\u2019, in the light of Ahadith of Masomeen -asws and how it\u2019s another version \u2018taqleed\u2019 [45] , which we hear, now a days, was propagated and is practised by a large number of twelve Imami Shias. \n Taqleed and the Man-Made Faroo-e-Deen: \n The word Taqleed has been derived from \u2018Qalaadah\u2019.
The linguistic meaning of Qalaadah is the collar that an animal wears around its neck .\u00a0 The meanings of Taqleed are to submit to someone without any choice of disagreement, like an animal would do to his master.\u00a0 The one who wears this collar around his neck is termed as the \u2018Muqallid\u2019 and the master is called the \u2018Mujtahid\u2019.
\n The Muqallid, who chooses his\/her Mujtahid, [46] places the leash around his own neck and goes in whichever direction his master takes him.\u00a0 Hence, it becomes compulsory for a person, who is under the taqleed of a Mujtahid, to lead his entire life as per instructions of his Mujtahid, usually available in Mujtahid\u2019s \u2018Rasala\u2019 (Touzi ul Masail).\u00a0 In Shiaism\u2019s science of Ijtihad, the whole of the religion has been divided into the Usool-e-Deen (Principles of Religion) and the Faroo-e-Deen (Branches of Religion).