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5:Sharia in the Modern Age

In the modern era, Islamic jurisprudence came face to face with the European legal system. The legal and judicial systems implemented in Muslim countries incorporated elements of sharia, as well as elements of European concepts and laws, without being able to overcome the incompatibility between sharia and legal scholarship. How did Muslim scholars see law, the rule of law, and jurisprudence? What is the difference between sharia and modern law from the anthropological and political standpoints? Judicial systems in Muslim countries represent many incompatibilities. What is the relationship between these judicial systems, the institutions of sharia, and legal institutions?

In Islamic thought, sharia is divine law legislated by God. Who is the legislative God or “holy lawgiver”?...
How did the idea of sharia emerge in Islam? What did early Muslims consider to be divine law? How was...
When and how were the schools of jurisprudence formed? What are the main differences between Sunni and...
With the reign of the Ottoman Caliphate in the fourteenth century and the Safavid Empire in the sixteenth...
In the modern era, Islamic jurisprudence came face to face with the European legal system. The legal...
In sharia, there is structural and systematic discrimination based on gender, age, socioeconomic status...
The “implementation of sharia” or the “implementation of Islam” constitutes the main pillar of the idea...
Is the monopoly of the clergy on the interpretation of texts and history of religion justified? In the...

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2014

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