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Middle Eastern Studies, 1982
The elaboration of divine law has been for centuries a dominant mode of Islamic self-expression. The rendering of revelation into prescription, the perennial task of Muslim jurists, has produced a notion of the shari'a which, though never fixed in its details, has served as model and touchstone, as object of pious reflection, as justification of the ...
N. Calder
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A Comparative Study of the Death Penalty and the Possibility of Its Abolition in Imami Jurisprudence and Iranian Criminal Law

Comparative Studies in Jurisprudence, Law, and Politics
The right to life is among the most fundamental human rights. Due to social life, human beings must be subject to specific laws, particularly criminal laws, so that in their interactions, especially regarding matters related to life and human existence, they respect each other’s boundaries and do not infringe upon one another’s rights.
Seyed Alireza Mousavi, Mahmoud Ashrafi, Masoud Heidari +2 more
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Arbitration and the institution of arbitration in resolving the conflict between couples Comparative comparison in Imami jurisprudence (with emphasis on the evidence based on revelation) and the law of the subject

The Islamic Journal of Women and the Family, 2020
Zahra Golzari +3 more
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