What does 'Ijma' primarily refer to in the context of Islamic jurisprudence as a secondary source of law?
✓ Correct Answer: Option C
'Ijma' is the third primary source of Islamic law (after Quran and Sunnah), signifying the unanimous agreement or consensus of qualified Muslim jurists (mujtahidun) on a specific legal ruling in any given epoch after the Prophet's demise.
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