Essays on Islamic Law

In investigation into the special legitimate defence in the Islamic and British Law Table of Contents 31. TITLE: 32. BACKGROUND AND RATIONALE 53. RESEARCH QUESTION 54. RESEARCH METHODOLOGY 54.1 Proposed research approach 74.2 Proposed Research Design 85. PLAN OF WORK & TIME SCHEDULE 9Reference List 1. TITLE: In investigation into

THERE CAN BE NO RECONCILIATION BETWEEN ISLAMIC LAW AND THE ‘WESTERN’ NOTION OF HUMAN RIGHTS There can be no reconciliation between Islamic Law and the ‘Western’ notion of human rights Introduction Islamic law, commonly referred to as sharia law, is considered to be the most multifaceted and complex, yet by

THE FOUR ISLAM SCHOOL In the Western world, religious studies and law are best known to study the role of religion in relation to the country and its legal system. There is a huge difference between the western world and the focus of said studies in Islam, where law and

€˜IJTIHАD 7 What is the Meaning Of €˜ijtihаd? What is the value of Ijtihаd in Islamic law? What are the Conditions for €˜ijtihаd? Submission date: Code of the course: Name of the course: Name of the Instructor: Name of the Student: What is the Meaning Of €˜ijtihаd? What is the

Relevance of Islam in the modern world College: Relevance of Islam in the modern world Islam is a widespread religion with more than one billion followers around the world. Some of the most populous Muslim nations include Pakistan, Bangladesh, Indonesia and India. Islam around the world has two branches namely;

DIFFERENCES BETWEEN ISLAMIC BANKS AND CONVENTIONAL BANKS 6 Differences between Islamic banks and conventional banks Differences between Islamic banks and conventional banks Introduction The 20th century marked the liberation of Muslim people from their colonial powers leading to spread rebirth of Islamic ideology (Hanif, 2011, p.166). The Islamic ideology challenged

Tittle: Child Prevention in Islamic Criminal Law and International Human Rights Introduction Since the beginning of 19th century, the world has viewed children as quasi-property to the society. There is also a perception that children are mainly the future economic assets and progressive movements by religious and government institutions have

Introduction A country’s penal system serves a very important function in its criminal justice system. Without punishment as its end goal, criminal justice systems will lack teeth. However, there are many perspectives as to the real purpose of punishment and such purpose has undergone changes or has shifted from one