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Islamic family law in a changing world : a global resource book / edited by Abdullahi A. An-Na°im.

Contributor(s): Publication details: London ; New York : Zed Books ; New York : Distributed in the USA by Palgrave, 2002.Description: xvi, 320 p. 25 cmISBN:
  • 1842770934 (pbk.) :
Subject(s): LOC classification:
  • LAW
Contents:
Shari'a and Islamic Family Law: Transition and Transformation / Abdullahi Ahmed An-Na'im -- Historical overview of Shari'a and its application -- Transition into the modern era -- Towards transformation of the basis of family law -- Central Asia and the Caucasus -- Social, Cultural and Historical Background -- The region and its history -- Legal practices and institutions -- Seclusion of women/purdah -- Family in the region -- Marriage -- Dowry and brideprice -- Divorce -- Polygyny -- Custody of children -- Inheritance/land rights -- East and Central Africa -- Social, Cultural and Historical Background -- The region and its history -- Legal practices and institutions -- Seclusion of women/purdah -- Family in the region -- Marriage -- Dowry and brideprice -- Divorce -- Polygyny -- Custody of children -- Inheritance/land rights -- Legal Profiles -- Kenya, Republic of -- Tanzania, United Republic of -- Horn of Africa -- Social, Cultural and Historical Background -- The region and its history -- Legal practices and institutions -- Seclusion of women/purdah -- Family in the region -- Marriage -- Divorce -- Polygyny -- Children -- Custody of children -- Inheritance/land rights -- Legal Profiles -- Ethiopia, Federal Democratic Republic of -- Somalia -- Sudan, Republic of the -- Middle East -- Social, Cultural and Historical Background -- The region and its history -- Legal practices and institutions -- Seclusion of women/purdah -- Family in the region -- Marriage -- Divorce -- Polygyny -- Children -- Custody of children -- Inheritance/land rights -- Legal Profiles -- Bahrain, State of -- Iran, Islamic Republic of -- Iraq, Republic of -- Israel, State of -- Jordan, Hashemite Kingdom of -- Kuwait, State of -- Lebanon (Lebanese Republic) -- Oman, Sultanate of -- Palestine/Palestinian Territories of West Bank and Gaza Strip -- Qatar, State of -- Saudi Arabia, Kingdom of -- Syria (Syrian Arab Republic) -- United Arab Emirates -- Yemen, Republic of -- North Africa -- Social, Cultural and Historical Background -- The region and its history -- Legal practices and institutions -- Seclusion of women/purdah -- Family in the region -- Marriage -- Dowry and brideprice -- Divorce -- Polygyny -- Custody of children -- Inheritance/land rights -- Legal Profiles -- Algeria, Democratic and Popular Republic of -- Egypt, Arab Republic of -- (Libya) Socialist People's Libyan Arab Jamahiriya -- Morocco, Kingdom of (and Western Sahara) -- Tunisia, Republic of -- Southern Africa -- Social, Cultural and Historical Background -- The region and its history -- Legal practices and institutions -- Seclusion of women/purdah -- Family in the region -- Marriage -- Dowry and brideprice -- Divorce -- Polygyny -- Custody of children -- Inheritance/land rights -- South Asia -- Social, Cultural and Historical Background -- The region and its history -- Legal practices and institutions -- Seclusion of women/purdah -- Family in the region -- Marriage -- Divorce -- Polygyny -- Custody of children -- Inheritance/land rights -- Legal Profiles -- Bangladesh, People's Republic of -- India, Republic of -- Maldives, Republic of -- Pakistan, Islamic Republic of -- Sri Lanka, Democratic Socialist Republic of -- Southeast Asia -- Social, Cultural and Historical Background -- The region and its history -- Legal practices and institutions -- Seclusion of women/purdah -- Family in the region -- Marriage -- Divorce -- Polygyny -- Children -- Custody of children -- Inheritance/land rights -- Legal Profiles -- Brunei (Negara Brunei Darussalam) -- Indonesia, Republic of -- Malaysia -- Philippines, Republic of the -- Singapore, Republic of -- West Africa -- Social, Cultural and Historical Background -- The region and its history -- Legal practices and institutions -- Seclusion of women/purdah -- Family in the region -- Marriage -- Divorce -- Polygyny -- Children -- Custody of children -- Inheritance -- Legal Profiles -- Gambia, Republic of the -- Ghana, Republic of -- Nigeria, Federal Republic of -- Senegal, Republic of.
Summary: In "Islamic Family Law in a Changing World, Abdullahi A. An-Na'im explores the practice of the Shari'a, commonly known as Islamic Family Law. An-Na'im shows that the practical application of Shari'a principles is often modified by theological differences of interpretation, a country's particular customary practices, and state policy and law.
Holdings
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Books Books American University in Dubai American University in Dubai Main Collection BP 76.7 .I85 2002 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) Available 634857

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Shari'a and Islamic Family Law: Transition and Transformation / Abdullahi Ahmed An-Na'im -- Historical overview of Shari'a and its application -- Transition into the modern era -- Towards transformation of the basis of family law -- Central Asia and the Caucasus -- Social, Cultural and Historical Background -- The region and its history -- Legal practices and institutions -- Seclusion of women/purdah -- Family in the region -- Marriage -- Dowry and brideprice -- Divorce -- Polygyny -- Custody of children -- Inheritance/land rights -- East and Central Africa -- Social, Cultural and Historical Background -- The region and its history -- Legal practices and institutions -- Seclusion of women/purdah -- Family in the region -- Marriage -- Dowry and brideprice -- Divorce -- Polygyny -- Custody of children -- Inheritance/land rights -- Legal Profiles -- Kenya, Republic of -- Tanzania, United Republic of -- Horn of Africa -- Social, Cultural and Historical Background -- The region and its history -- Legal practices and institutions -- Seclusion of women/purdah -- Family in the region -- Marriage -- Divorce -- Polygyny -- Children -- Custody of children -- Inheritance/land rights -- Legal Profiles -- Ethiopia, Federal Democratic Republic of -- Somalia -- Sudan, Republic of the -- Middle East -- Social, Cultural and Historical Background -- The region and its history -- Legal practices and institutions -- Seclusion of women/purdah -- Family in the region -- Marriage -- Divorce -- Polygyny -- Children -- Custody of children -- Inheritance/land rights -- Legal Profiles -- Bahrain, State of -- Iran, Islamic Republic of -- Iraq, Republic of -- Israel, State of -- Jordan, Hashemite Kingdom of -- Kuwait, State of -- Lebanon (Lebanese Republic) -- Oman, Sultanate of -- Palestine/Palestinian Territories of West Bank and Gaza Strip -- Qatar, State of -- Saudi Arabia, Kingdom of -- Syria (Syrian Arab Republic) -- United Arab Emirates -- Yemen, Republic of -- North Africa -- Social, Cultural and Historical Background -- The region and its history -- Legal practices and institutions -- Seclusion of women/purdah -- Family in the region -- Marriage -- Dowry and brideprice -- Divorce -- Polygyny -- Custody of children -- Inheritance/land rights -- Legal Profiles -- Algeria, Democratic and Popular Republic of -- Egypt, Arab Republic of -- (Libya) Socialist People's Libyan Arab Jamahiriya -- Morocco, Kingdom of (and Western Sahara) -- Tunisia, Republic of -- Southern Africa -- Social, Cultural and Historical Background -- The region and its history -- Legal practices and institutions -- Seclusion of women/purdah -- Family in the region -- Marriage -- Dowry and brideprice -- Divorce -- Polygyny -- Custody of children -- Inheritance/land rights -- South Asia -- Social, Cultural and Historical Background -- The region and its history -- Legal practices and institutions -- Seclusion of women/purdah -- Family in the region -- Marriage -- Divorce -- Polygyny -- Custody of children -- Inheritance/land rights -- Legal Profiles -- Bangladesh, People's Republic of -- India, Republic of -- Maldives, Republic of -- Pakistan, Islamic Republic of -- Sri Lanka, Democratic Socialist Republic of -- Southeast Asia -- Social, Cultural and Historical Background -- The region and its history -- Legal practices and institutions -- Seclusion of women/purdah -- Family in the region -- Marriage -- Divorce -- Polygyny -- Children -- Custody of children -- Inheritance/land rights -- Legal Profiles -- Brunei (Negara Brunei Darussalam) -- Indonesia, Republic of -- Malaysia -- Philippines, Republic of the -- Singapore, Republic of -- West Africa -- Social, Cultural and Historical Background -- The region and its history -- Legal practices and institutions -- Seclusion of women/purdah -- Family in the region -- Marriage -- Divorce -- Polygyny -- Children -- Custody of children -- Inheritance -- Legal Profiles -- Gambia, Republic of the -- Ghana, Republic of -- Nigeria, Federal Republic of -- Senegal, Republic of.

In "Islamic Family Law in a Changing World, Abdullahi A. An-Na'im explores the practice of the Shari'a, commonly known as Islamic Family Law. An-Na'im shows that the practical application of Shari'a principles is often modified by theological differences of interpretation, a country's particular customary practices, and state policy and law.

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