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Was there a rule of law in the late Ottoman Empire?
British Journal of Middle Eastern Studies, 2017AbstractThe rule of law is a widely used term in scholarship on Ottoman legal reforms. Nevertheless, the actual meaning of this notion is rarely clarified in the writing on the late Ottoman Empire ...
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Ottoman religion, law and culture
AbstractThe Koran condemned sodomy, and the ḥadīths were strongly hostile to it. While condemning such sexual acts, however, Islamic culture accepted that male desire for a good-looking boy was natural. In the Sufi tradition, the contemplation of young male beauty was regarded by some as a way of drawing closer to God, the creator of it; anti-Sufi ...openaire +1 more source
Rules, Contracts and Law Enforcement in the Ottoman Empire
Palgrave Studies in Institutions, Economics and Law, 2021Bora Altay, Fuat Oguz
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Religion and Law in the Ottoman State
2003At the beginning of the XIV the century, the Ottoman Empire was a small principality which came into being on the borders of Seljuk-Byzantine lands. After a short time from its beginning, this principality spread quikly in a wide geography and became a powerful state which would change the destiny of the history.
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The “Subjects” of Ottoman International Law
Journal of the Ottoman and Turkish Studies Association, 2016null Lâle Can +1 more
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Law and State in Ottoman Political Thought
Abstract Early modern Ottoman political discourse, as mainly articulated in histories and treaties on statecraft, focused on the question of law as the foundation of state and good governance. Principle components and sources of law, the relationship between religion, tradition, and imperial rulings, as well as its boundaries and ...openaire +1 more source