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Islamic Law and Empire in Ottoman Cairo

2016
A study of Islamic law and political power in the Ottoman Empire’s richest provincial city What did Islamic law mean in the early modern period, a world of great Muslim empires? Often portrayed as the quintessential jurists’ law, to a large extent it was developed by scholars outside the purview of the state ...
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OTTOMAN INFLUENCE ON JORDANIAN FAMILY LAW

2003
Although it is known that Ottoman Family Law, issued in 1917, remained in effect for some times in the countries that were lost by the Ottomans after the First World War, and influenced their Family Law; there is no study showing the extend of this influence. This study examines its influence on Jordanian Family Law.
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The “Subjects” of Ottoman International Law

Journal of the Ottoman and Turkish Studies Association, 2016
null Lâle Can, null Michael Christopher Low   +1 more
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DISCOVERY PRACTICES IN OTTOMAN LAW (16-18th CENTURIES)

2023
In Ottoman law, discovery is an important legal procedure used to reveal evidence in a case, to distinguish between right and wrong and to prevent any future disputes or objections. In the Muhimme books, the court registers and the various document classifications in the Ottoman Archives, there are examples of discoveries on every imaginable issue ...
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Ottoman International Law?

Journal of the Ottoman and Turkish Studies Association, 2016
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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 ...
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Conditional Divorce Practice in Ottoman law

In Islamic law, the concept of “divorce”, which signifies the husband’s pronouncement of divorce to the wife, is divided into three categories based on whether it is conditional or not. These are known as “müneccez talak”, “muallak talak” (conditional), and “muzaf talak”.
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Afterword: Ottoman International Law?

2020
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The Subjects of Ottoman International Law

2021
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Ottoman Islamic Law and “Early Modernity”

Journal of the Ottoman and Turkish Studies Association, 2020
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