Sharia Law An Introduction - by Mohammad Hashim Kamali

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Index of Arabic quotations 339 . . . 61 62 62 . . 63 63 . 65 4 . 74 . 87 5 . . . 107 107 108 . . . . 109 112 112 112 . . . . . 113 113 116 117 120
340 SharÊ‘ah Law: An Introduction 9 . . . . . . . 181 181 182 182 182 184 184 . 185 . 185 . ... . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... ... 185 185 187 187 187 188 188 192 192
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Shari‘ah Law
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A Oneworld Book Published by Onewor
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FOREWORD The term SharÊ‘ah, ofte
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PREFACE Notwithstanding its title o
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1 INTRODUCTION This chapter begins
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Introduction 3 expounded mainly und
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Introduction 5 word SharÊ‘ah doe
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Introduction 7 motto of the Islamic
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Introduction 9 of its various branc
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Introduction 11 Independent reasoni
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Introduction 13 this chapter review
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Nature, sources and objectives of S
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3 CHARACTERISTIC FEATURES OF SHARÔ
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Characteristic features of SharÊ
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MAJOR THEME AND CLASSIFICATIONS Cha
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principles, although in certain are
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determined by reference to public i
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The leading schools of law 69 hence
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The leading schools of law 71 regar
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The leading schools of law 73 been
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The leading schools of law 75 it or
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The leading schools of law 77 doctr
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The leading schools of law 79 equiv
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The leading schools of law 81 wood
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The leading schools of law 83 hear
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The leading schools of law 85 of ad
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The leading schools of law 87 SHÔ
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The leading schools of law 89 al-K
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The leading schools of law 91 First
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The leading schools of law 93 the n
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The leading schools of law 95 other
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The leading schools of law 97 21. F
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5 DISAGREEMENT (IKHTILÓF) AND PLUR
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Disagreement and pluralism in Shar
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eceive it back through inheritance.
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6 GOALS AND PURPOSES (MAQÓØID) OF
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Goals and purposes of SharÊ‘ah 1
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7 LEGAL MAXIMS OF FIQH (QAWÓ‘ID
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Legal maxims of fiqh 143 wa’l-Na
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Legal maxims of fiqh 145 essence of
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Legal maxims of fiqh 147 A similar
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Legal maxims of fiqh 149 three days
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practices, whereas the second mainl
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Legal maxims of fiqh 153 associated
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Legal maxims of fiqh 155 his al-Ash
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Legal maxims of fiqh 157 Examples o
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Legal maxims of fiqh 159 al-SanhËr
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Legal maxims of fiqh 161 29. Mejell
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Independent reasoning and juristic
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9 SHARÔ‘AH AND THE PRINCIPLE OF
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community whose task it is to imple
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SharÊ‘ah and the principle of le
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supervision [wilÉyat naÐar] witho
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10 DEMOCRACY, FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS AN
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Democracy, fundamental rights and S
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11 BEYOND THE SHARÔ‘AH: AN ANALY
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disregard of his competence and tru
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empowered to imprison him so that h
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SharÊ‘ah-oriented policy 231 but
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SharÊ‘ah-oriented policy 233 Sha
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SharÊ‘ah-oriented policy 235 eff
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SharÊ‘ah-oriented policy 237 con
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SharÊ‘ah-oriented policy 239 som
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SharÊ‘ah-oriented policy 241 enh
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SharÊ‘ah-oriented policy 243 May
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SharÊ‘ah-oriented policy 245 29.
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Adaptation and reform 247 matter of
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Adaptation and reform 249 Tradition
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Adaptation and reform 251 jurisprud
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Adaptation and reform 253 ijtihÉd-
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Adaptation and reform 255 collectio
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Adaptation and reform 257 instituti
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Adaptation and reform 259 Islamic l
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Adaptation and reform 261 and has a
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Some challenging issues 263 which i
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Some challenging issues 265 legitim
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Some challenging issues 267 can be
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Some challenging issues 269 2) With
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Some challenging issues 271 prospec
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Some challenging issues 273 imbalan
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Some challenging issues 275 former
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Some challenging issues 277 address
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Some challenging issues 279 With th
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Some challenging issues 281 These t
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Some challenging issues 283 them pr
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Some challenging issues 285 The man
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Some challenging issues 287 remarks
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Page 322 and 323: BIBLIOGRAPHY Abd al-Rauf, ImÉm Fei
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