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Default Sources of Islamic law

In some books 4 sources of islamic law (Qur'an,Sunnah,Ijma and Qiyas) are mention, while in other, 5 (Ijtehad too) is mentioned. So basically there are 5 sources of Islamic law, first two are primary and other three are secondary, am i right ?
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