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Supply Contract (Istijrâr) In Islamic Law of Obligations and the Views of Fiqh Schools

2019
As one of the most commonly used methods oftransaction, the actions of buying and selling have shown variation accordingto the customs and traditions of the societies in which they have beenconducted. For this reason, only contracts that are widely known were includedin detailed fiqh books while others were deemed permissible provided that ...
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The Duration of Pregnancy in Contemporary Islamic Jurisprudence (fiqh) and Legislation: Tradition, Adaptation to Modern Medicine and (In)consequences

Muslim World, The, 2022
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Muhammad Iqbal onal-fiqh: towards a natural law jurisprudence

Journal of Islamic Law and Culture, 2010
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Rethinking Uṣūl al-Fiqh in Islamic Finance: From Diversified Jurisprudential Schools to Unified Uṣūl?

Arab Law Quarterly
M Kabir Hassan, Ahmed Alkhan
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Al-Muḵtaṣar al-kabīr fi l-fiqh: the earliest example of an Islamic legal handbook

2000
Jonathan E Brockopp
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King’s Law as Complement and Competitor to Fiqh

2000
Frank E Vogel
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Islamic commercial law in action: a look into AAOIFI’s Sharīʿah standard on Waqf

Qualitative Research in Financial Markets
M Kabir Hassan
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Muslim Minorities and Application of Islamic Law in Europe

Journal of Muslim Minority Affairs
Asif Mohiuddin
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The Endurance of Fiqh in an Age of Sharīʿa: Islamic Law in Late Colonial Sudan

This dissertation explores Islamic law and reform in colonial Sudan. It relocates study of the period from state judiciaries and reformist polemics, both well attested to in the literature, to the learning circles of Sudan’s Mālikī school of law (madhhab). It focuses on three scholars active in that country’s mid-twentieth century: ʿUthmān b.
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THE CONCEPT OF AURAH: ISLAMIC DRESSING CODE AND PERSONAL GROOMING ACCORDING TO FIQH LAW

E-Academia Journal, 2018
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