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- The Oxford Handbook of Islamic Law
- Editors’ Introduction
- Notes on the Contributors
- Islamic Legal Studies: A Critical Historiography
- On Reading Fiqh
- Islamic Law and Gender
- Islamic Law and Theology
- Anthropology and Islamic Law
- Falsafa and Law
- Ijtihad
- Imami Shi‘I Legal Theory: From its Origins to the Early Twentieth Century
- Custom in the Islamic Legal Tradition
- The Historiography of Sunni Usul al-Fiqh
- Ijma‘
- al-Qadi
- Hisba and Muhtasib
- The Mazalim in Historiography
- Origins of and Influences on Islamic law
- The Classical Period: Scripture, Origins, and Early Development
- The Age of Development and Continuity, 12th–15th Centuries CE
- The Historiography of Islamic Law During the Mamluk Sultanate
- Law in the Ottoman Empire
- A Historiography of Islamic Law in the Mughal Empire
- Delivering Justice: The Monarch’s ‘Urfi Courts and the Shari‘a in Safavid Iran
- Anglo-Muhammadan Law
- Legislation as an Instrument of Islamic Law
- Islamic Law and Society in Southeast Asia
- Islamic Law in Post-revolutionary Iran
- The Turkish Republic
- Islamic Law in South Asia: A Testament to Diversity
- The Incorporation of Shari‘a in North America: Enforcing the Mahr to Combat Women’s Poverty Post-relationship Dissolution
- Islamic Law in Western Europe
- Shari‘a in Australia
- Islamic Law and Constitutions
- Islamic Law and Human Rights
- Islamic Law and Finance
- Animals
- A Historiography of Islamic Family Law
- Index
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- The Oxford Handbook of Islamic Law
- Editors’ Introduction
- Notes on the Contributors
- Islamic Legal Studies: A Critical Historiography
- On Reading Fiqh
- Islamic Law and Gender
- Islamic Law and Theology
- Anthropology and Islamic Law
- Falsafa and Law
- Ijtihad
- Imami Shi‘I Legal Theory: From its Origins to the Early Twentieth Century
- Custom in the Islamic Legal Tradition
- The Historiography of Sunni Usul al-Fiqh
- Ijma‘
- al-Qadi
- Hisba and Muhtasib
- The Mazalim in Historiography
- Origins of and Influences on Islamic law
- The Classical Period: Scripture, Origins, and Early Development
- The Age of Development and Continuity, 12th–15th Centuries CE
- The Historiography of Islamic Law During the Mamluk Sultanate
- Law in the Ottoman Empire
- A Historiography of Islamic Law in the Mughal Empire
- Delivering Justice: The Monarch’s ‘Urfi Courts and the Shari‘a in Safavid Iran
- Anglo-Muhammadan Law
- Legislation as an Instrument of Islamic Law
- Islamic Law and Society in Southeast Asia
- Islamic Law in Post-revolutionary Iran
- The Turkish Republic
- Islamic Law in South Asia: A Testament to Diversity
- The Incorporation of Shari‘a in North America: Enforcing the Mahr to Combat Women’s Poverty Post-relationship Dissolution
- Islamic Law in Western Europe
- Shari‘a in Australia
- Islamic Law and Constitutions
- Islamic Law and Human Rights
- Islamic Law and Finance
- Animals
- A Historiography of Islamic Family Law
- Index
