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    In the article “Don’t Fear Islamic Law in America” by Eliyahu Stern‚ the article talks about the positives and negatives of Islamic law within the states. There is a debate over if certain Islamic laws are jeopardizing freedom in the United States or if the laws are helping build a religious minority in America. It’s said that terrorism is often found having something to do with Shariah law‚ which threatens our freedom inside America. This is not entirely true. Many states are beginning to consider

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    International Journal of Law‚ Policy and the Family 2011 A husband ’s authority: emerging formulations in Muslim family laws Lynn Welchman Subject: Family law. Other related subjects: Legal systems Keywords: Comparative law; Islamic law; Marriage; Morocco; Spouses; United Arab Emirates *Int. J.L.P.F. 1 ABSTRACT This article considers the articulation of the husband-wife relationship in Islamic law and specifically the contemporary equation in statutory formulations of Muslim family law that sets the

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    group Al Shabaab. This Somalia based organization is a powerful threat to peace and stability in the Horn of Africa as it battles the UN-backed government in Somalia for territory in order to establish a society based on its rigid interpretation of Sharia Law. The group

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    Islamic Law in igeria: The Gender Issues in Amina Lawal’s Case Aminu Adamu Bello∗ Introduction Several Women non-governmental organizations were involved in the defence of Amina Lawal in her Zina (adultery) trial. After her acquittal‚ it appeared that there was unanimity in the conclusion that women and women organizations have acquired significant knowledge of Islam and‚ supposedly‚ Islamic law‚ to marshal appreciable arsenal in the defence of women living under Shari’a or Islamic law. This

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    Islamic law is therefore the expression of Allah’s command for Muslim society and‚ in application‚ constitutes a system of duties that are incumbent upon a Muslim by virtue of his religious belief. Known as the Shari’a (literally‚ “the path leading to the watering place”)‚ the law constitutes a divinely ordained path of conduct that guides the Muslim toward a practical expression of his religious conviction in this world and the goal of divine favour in the world to come. Muslim Family Law (MFL)‚

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    Compare & Contrast the Justice System of another country to that of the United States CJ 231 Intro. to Law Enforcement Abstract For my essay I chose Iran to compare with the Unites States. I feel that it’s an interesting country to look into their judicial system. To see how their laws are made‚ formed and enforced; in comparison with that of the United States judicial system. I found a lot of are to cover‚ but to keep it within standards I only chose three (3) differences and one

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    The Formation of Islamic Law In pre-Islamic time law lacked a formal structure as there was no set of laws that united the Arabic world. Towns‚ cities and rural areas all held different laws that were based on tribal tradition. With the revelations of the Prophet‚ a new religion was born: Islam. The Prophet began to introduce the word of Allah to the people and with that came basic laws that provided an introduction to law. The formation of Islamic law was based on three things‚ the Qur’an‚ the

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    THE INDIAN FAMILY FRAME---- RESPONSIBILITY OF LAW *Dr. K. Uma Devi **Dr. G. Indira Priya Darsini Introduction: Family is a basic and universal unit of human society. It performs functions that are necessary for the continuity‚ integration and development of social life. In most traditional societies family has been the unit of social‚ cultural‚ religious‚ economic and political activities and organizations. In modern industrial societies‚ the family performs primarily the functions of reproduction

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    Tashkent Certificate of International Foundation Studies 2012 - 2013 Introduction to law Introduction to law Student’s ID number | 00002345 | Module name | Introduction to law | Module code | 2UZF316 | Tutor | Kholidakhon Sabirova | Individual assignment | | Group assignment | | Submission deadline | 18 March 2013 | For Academic Registrar use only | In today`s modern world the law of different countries is established or based on different languages. Various technics

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    The English word “law” refers to limits upon various forms of behavior. Some laws are descriptive: they simply describe how people‚ or even natural phenomena‚ usually behave. An example is the rather consistent law of gravity; another is the less consistent laws of economics. Other laws are prescriptive - they prescribe how people ought to behave. For example‚ the speed limits imposed upon drivers that prescribe how fast we should drive. They rarely describe how fast we actually do drive‚ of course

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