Journal articles on Islamic law

Developing resources on Islamic law: bibliography and other useful information

This page includes details of journal articles on Islamic law, taken from the bibliography produced as part of the Developing an Islamic law curriculum project.

• Adil M (2007) ‘Restrictions in freedom of religion in Malaysia: a conceptual analysis with special reference to the law of apostasy’ Muslim World Journal of Human Rights 4(2)
• Aahraa M (1998) ‘The concept of custody in Islamic law’ Arab Law Quarterly 13
• Al-Bashir M (2001) ‘Istisna and its application in Islamic banking’ Arab Law Quarterly 16
• Al-Alwani T (1991) ‘The crisis in Fiqh and the methodology of Ijtihad’ American Journal of Islamic Social Sciences 8:317-337
• Ali S (2006) ‘Rights of the child under Islamic law and laws of Pakistan: a thematic overview’ Journal of Islamic State Practices in International Law 2:1-16
• Ali S & Rehman J. (2005) ‘The concept of Jihad in Islamic international law’ Journal of Conflict and Security Law 10
• Ali S (2005) ‘Sigh of the oppressed? Islamisation of laws in Pakistan: a case study of the NWFP’ Yearbook of Islamic and Middle Eastern Law 10
• Ali S (2005) ‘Why here, why now? Young muslim women wearing hijāb’ Muslim World 95(4):515–530
• Ali S (2005) ‘Educating lawyers for transnational challenges: the challenge of Islamic law’ Journal of Legal Education 55
• Ali S & Rehman J (2003) ‘Freedom of religion versus equality in international human rights law: conflicting norms or hierarchical human rights? (A case study of Pakistan)’ Nordic Journal for Human Rights 21
• Ali S (1999) ‘Rights of ethnic ,inorities in Pakistan: a legal analysis (with particular reference to the Federally Administered Tribal Areas)’ International Journal of Minority and Group Rights 6(1-2)
• Ali S (1998) ‘Women’s human rights in Islam: towards a theoretical framework’ Yearbook of Islamic and Middle Eastern Law 4
• Ali S (1997) ‘The conceptual foundations of human rights: a comparative perspective’ European Public Law 3(2)
• Ali S (1997) ‘Is an adult Muslim woman sui juris? Some reflections on the concept of “consent in marriage” without a wali (with particular reference to the Saima Waheed case)’ Yearbook of Islamic and Middle Eastern Law 3
• Ali S (1991) ‘Gender, Islamic fundamentalism and human rights: a case study of Pakistan’ Women Against Fundamentalism Journal 2
• Ali S (1990) ‘Sociological difficulties in the implementation of legislation pertaining to women in Pakistan’ Journal of Law and Society 9(14)
• Ali S (1989) ‘Case review: Beguman v Saroo (PLD 1964, Lah 451): scope of the principles of justice, equity and good conscience under Muslim law’ Journal of Law and Society 8(12)
• Ali S (1988) ‘The perception of the process of Islamisation among the students of the NWFP: a case study’ Journal of Law and Society 8(10):47-59
• Ali S (1987) ‘Legal education: problems and prospects’ Journal of Law and Society 9
• Ali S (1985) ‘Case review: Supreme Court on Khula in Khurshid Bibi vs Mohammad Amin (PLD 1967, SC 97)’ Journal of Law and Society 4:51-65
• Alidadi K (2005) ‘The western judicial answer to Islamic Talaq: peeking through the gate of conflict of laws’ UCLA Journal of Islamic and Near Eastern Law 5(1)
• Ansari S (1982) ‘Statutory provisions relating to polygamy in Muslim societies’ Islamic and Comparative Law Quarterly 2
• Anderson J (1951) ‘The personal law of the Druze community, World of Islam/Die Welt des Islam’ Jordanian Law of Family Rights
• Anderson J (1951) ‘Invalid and void marriages in Hanafi law’ Muslim World XIII
• An Naim A (1998) ‘Sharia and positive legislation: is an Islamic state possible or viable?’ Yearbook of Islamic and Middle Eastern Law 5
• An-Na’im A (1987) ‘Religious minorities under Islamic law and the limits of cultural relativism’ Human Rights Quarterly 9
• An-Naim A (2004) ‘“The best of times” and “the worst of times”: human agency and human rights in Islamic societies’ Muslim World Journal of Human Rights 1(1)
• An-Naim A (2005) ‘Rights and scholarship for social change In Islamic communities’ Muslim World Journal of Human Rights 2(1)
• An-Na’im A (1987), ‘Religious minorities under Islamic law and the limits of cultural relativism’ Human Rights Quarterly 9(1):1-18
• Anwar, S. Arab Law Quarterly, Vol. 12, No. 2. (1997), pp. 148-196.
• Arifin M (1989) ‘Usul al-Fiqh: a history of Islamic legal rhinking’ International Islamic University Malaysia Law Journal 1(2)
• Arzt D (1990) ‘The application of international human rights law in Islamic states Human Rights Quarterly 12(2):202-230
• Ansari-Pour M (1999) ‘The legal relationship of a father with his illegitimate child under Islamic and Iranian law’ Yearbook of Islamic and Middle Eastern Law 6
• Arabi O (2001) ‘The dawning of the third millennium in the Shari’a: Egypt’s Law No.1 of 2000, or Women May Divorce at Will’ Arab Law Quarterly 16
• Bakht, N. (2004) “Family Arbitration Using Sharia Law: Examining Ontario’s Arbitration Act And Its Impact On Women” Vol. 1, No. 1 Muslim World Journal of Human Rights
• Baxi, P. Ali, S. S. and Rai, S. M. (2006) Legacies of Common Law: “Crimes of Honour” in India and Pakistan Vol. 27 Third World Quarterly.
• Baderin, M. (2001) “Establishing Areas of Common Ground between Islamic Law and International Human Rights” The International Journal of Human Rights.
• Baderin, M. (2001) “Establishing Areas of Common Ground Between Islamic Law and International Human Rights” The International Journal of Human Rights.
• Bälz, K. (1995-1996) Shari’a and Quanun in Egyptian Law: A Systems Theory Approach to Legal Pluralism Vol, 2 Yearbook of Islamic and Middle Eastern Law.
• Bedir, M.(2004) “Fikih to Law: Secularization Through Curriculum” Vol. 11, No 3, Islamic Law and Society, pp. 378-401.
• Berger, M.(1997) “The Legal System of Family Law in Syria,” Bulletin d’Etudes Orientales.
• Berween, M. (2004) “International Bills of Human Rights: An Islamic Critique” Vol. 7, No.4 The International Journal of Human Rights. pp129-142.
• Berween, M. “The Fundamental Human Rights: An Islamic Perspective“Vol.6, No. 1 The International Journal of Human Rights, pp 61 – 79.
• Behrouz, A.N. (2005 / 2006) “Women’s Rebellion: Towards A New Understanding Of Domestic Violence In Islamic Law” Vol.5, No.153 UCLA Journal of Islamic and Near Eastern Law .
• Bijlefeld, W.A. (1993) “A Century of Arabic and Islamic Studies at Hartford Seminary” Vol. 83 No. 2 The Muslim World pp 103-202 (Printout Not Available)
• Blair, A.and Will, A. (2005) “What Not To Wear And Other Stories: Addressing Religious Diversity In Schools” Vol. 17, No. 1 & 2, Education and the Law, pp 1 – 22
• Boxberger, L. (1998) “Avoiding Riba: Credit and Custodianship in Nineteenth- and Early-Twentieth Century Hadramawt” Vol.15 Islamic Law and Society.
• Brown, J. (2007) “Critical Rigor vs. Juridical Pragmatism: How Legal Theorists and Hadīth Scholars Approached the Backgrowth of Isnāds in the Genre of ‘Ilal al-Hadīth” Vol. 14 No.1 Islamic Law and Society.
• Brodeur, P.C. (2001) “The Changing Nature of Islamic Studies and American Religious History (Part1)” Vol. 91 No. 1-2, The Muslim World pp 71–98.
• Brodeur, P.C. (2002) “The Changing Nature of Islamic Studies and American Religious Studies (Part 2)” Vol. 92 No. 1-2, The Muslim World pp 185–208.
• Burhanudin, J. (2005) “Aspiring for Islamic Reform: Southeast Asian Requests for Fatw s in al-Man r” Vol.12 (1) Islamic Law and Society.
• Buskens L. (2003) “Recent Debates On Family Law Reform In Morocco: Islamic Law As Politics In An Emerging Public Sphere” – Vol. 10, No. 1 Islamic Law and Society pp. 70-131(62)
• Calder, N. (1983) “Ikhtil-f and Ijm-’ in Sh-fi‘î ‘s Ris-la” No. 58 Studia Islamica pp. 55-81.
• Cammack, M. H. and Young, L. A. (1996) “Legislating Social Change in an Islamic Society-Indonesia’s Marriage Law” Vol. 44 The American Journal of Comparative Law.
• Cardinal, Monique C. (2005) “Islamic Legal Theory Curriculum: Are the Classics Taught Today?” Vol. 12, No. 2 Islamic Law and Society, pp. 224-272
• Carroll, L. (1987) “Marriage Guardianship and Minors in Islamic Law” Vol. 7 Islamic and Comparative Law Quarterly.
• _____________. (1998) “Orphaned Grandchildren in Islamic Law of Succession: Reform and Islamization in Pakistan: The Islamic Inheritance System” Vol.5 Islamic Law and Society.
• __________(1996) “Qur’an 2:229: A Charter Granted to the Wife – Judicial Khul in Pakistan” Vol.3 Islamic Law and Society.
• _________ (1996) “Qur’an 2:229: A Charter Granted to the Wife? Judicial Khul’ in Pakistan,” Vol. 3 Islamic Law and Society.
• ____________ (1986) “Muslim Women in India and England: Divorce and Alimony,” Vol. 30 Islamic Quarterly.
• Calder, N. (1996) “Al-Nawawi’s Typology of Muftis and Its Significance for a General Theory of Islamic Law: Issues and Problems” Vol.3 Islamic Law and Society.
• Cardinal, M. C. (2005) “Islamic Legal Theory Curriculum: Are the Classics Taught Today?” Vol.12( 2) Islamic Law and Society.
• Caeiro, A. (2006) “The Shifting Moral Universes of the Islamic Tradition of Iftā’: A Diachronic Study of Four Adab al-Fatwā Manuals” Vol. 96 No. 4, The Muslim World pp 661–685.
• Cavanaugh, K. (2007) “Islam and the European Project,” Muslim World Journal of Human Rights: Vol. 4 : Iss. 1
• Casewit, D.S. (1998) “Hijra As History And Metaphor: A Survey Of Qur’anic And Hadith Sources” Vol. 88 No. 2, The Muslim World pp 105–128.
• Cilardo, F. (1985) “The Evolution of Muslim Family Law in Egypt,” Vol. 65 Oriento Moderno.
• Cole, J.R. (1981) “Feminism, Class, and Islam in Turn-of-the-Century Egypt.” Vol. 13 Middle Eastern Studies.
• Coulson, N. J.D. (1957) “Reform of Family Law in Pakistan” Vol. 7 Studia Islamica.
• Codd, R. A. (1999) “A Critical Analysis of the Role of Ijtihad in Legal Reforms in the Muslim World” Vol. 14, No. 2. Arab Law Quarterly pp. 112-131.
• Daura, B. (1969) “The Limit of Polygamy in Islam” Vol. 3 Journal of Islamic & Comparative Law.
• Dzuhayatin, S. R. (2005) “Mainstreaming Human Rights in the Curriculum of the Faculty of Islamic Law,” Muslim World Journal of Human Rights: Vol. 2 : Iss. 1
• Dupret, B., Berger, M., Laila al-Zwaini(1999) “Legal Pluralism in the Arab World” , Vol. 14, No. 4. Arab Law Quarterly pp. 383-384.
• Dzuhayatin, S.R. (2005) “Mainstreaming Human Rights in The Curriculum of The Faculty of Islamic Law” Vol. 2, No.1 Muslim World Journal Of Human Rights
• El Alami, D. (1999-2000) “Remedy or Device? The System of Khul’ and the Effects of its Incorporation into Egyptian Personal Status Law,” Vol. 6 Yearbook of Islamic and Middle Eastern Law.
• El Fadl, K.(2004 – 2005) “The Place of Ethical Obligations in Islamic Law.” Vol.4 (1) Journal of Islamic and Middle Eastern Law.
• El-Cheikh, N. (1998-1999) “The 1998 Proposed Civil Marriage Law in Lebanon: the Reaction of the Muslim Communities”- Vol, 5 Yearbook of Islamic and Middle Eastern Law.
• Edge, I. (1989) “Egyptian Family Law: The Tale of the Jinn” Vol. 38 International and Comparative Law Quarterly.
• Esposito, J. (1980) “Perspectives on Islamic Law Reform: The Case of Pakistan.”. JILP.
• El Fadel, M. (1998) “Reinterpreting the Guardian’s Role in the Islamic Contract of Marriage: The Case of Maliki School,” Vol. 3 Islamic Law and Culture.
• El Fadel, M. (1996) “The Social Logic of Taqlid and the Rise of the Mukhatasar: Issues and Problems” Vol. 3 Islamic Law and Society.
• Emon, A. M. (2006) “Huqūq Allāh and Huqūq al-‘Ibād: A Legal Heuristic for a Natural Rights Regime” Vol.13, No.3 Islamic Law and Society..
• Fareed, M. (2001) “Against Ijtihād” Vol. 91 No. 3-4, The Muslim World pp 355–370.
• Fazlur Rahman, T.S. (1991) “Islamic Methodology” Vol. 81 No. 3-4 The Muslim World pp 212
• Feldman, S. (Fall, 2002 / Winter, 2003) “Reason And Analogy: A Comparison Of Early Islamic And Jewish Legal Institutions,” Vol. 2, No. 129 UCLA Journal of Islamic and Near Eastern Law.
• Felicitas, O. (2005) “Maslaha in Contemporary Islamic Legal Theory” Vol. 12,No.2 Islamic Law and Society.
• Fleur-Lobban, C. (1982) “Issues in the Child Custody Law of the Sudan” Vol. 4 Northeast African Studies.
• Ghanem, I. (1981) “The Response of Islamic Jurisprudence to Ectopic Pregnancies, Frozen Embryo, Implantation and Euthanasia” Islamic Medical Jurisprudence.
• Gleave, R. (2001) “Between Hadith and Fiqh: The Canonical Imami Collections of Akhbar Hadith and Fiqh” Vol. 8 Islamic Law and Society.
• Goolam, M.H.N. (2001) “Gender Equality in Islamic Family Law: Dispelling Common Misconceptions and Misunderstanding” International Family Law Journal.
• Grossman, A. (Fall / Winter, 2003-04) “Islamic Land”: Group Rights, National Identity and Law” Vol. 3, No. 53 UCLA Journal of Islamic and Near Eastern Law.
• Hallaq, W.B. (Fall, 2002 / Winter, 2003) “The Quest For Origins Or Doctrine? Islamic Legal Studies As Colonialist Discourse” Vol. 2, No. 1 UCLA Journal of Islamic and Near Eastern Law .
• ______________(1996) “Introduction: Issues and Problems Issues and Problems: Introduction” Vol. 3 Islamic Law and Society.
• ___________. (2001) “From Regional to Personal Schools of Law – A Re-Evaluation” Vol. 8 Islamic Law and Society.
• ___________ (1994) “From Fatwas to Furu: Growth and Change in Islamic Substantive Law” Vol. 1 Islamic Law and Society.
• Hamid, M. F. (1976) “The Freedom to Make Stipulations in the Islamic Law Contract,” Vol. 6 Journal of Islamic and Middle Eastern Law.
• Hardimg, A. (1995-1996) “Mut’at al-Talaq under Egyptian and Jordanian Law” Vol, 2 Yearbook of Islamic and Middle Eastern Law.
• Hasan, A. (1999) “In Practice: Marriage in Islamic Law” Vol. 29 Family Law Journal.
• Hinchcliffe, D. (1970) Polygamy in Traditional and Contemporary Islamic Law, Vol. 1 Islam and the Modern Age.
• ______________ (1968) “Divorce in Pakistan: Judicial Reform”, Journal of Islamic and Comparative Law
• ____________ “The Iranian Family Protection Act,” Vol. 17 Islamic Comparative Law Quarterly.
• ____________ (1973) “The Widow’s Dower Debt in India”, Vol. 4 Islam and the Modern Age.
• Hawting, G.R. (1989) “The Role of Qur’an and Hadith in the Legal Controversy about the Rights of a Divorced Woman During Her Waiting Period (‘Idda).” Vol. 52 (3)Bulletin of the School of Oriental and African Studies. Bulletin of the School of Oriental and African Studies. pp430-445.
• Hossain, M. (2002) “The Veil Unveiled: The Hijab in Modern Culture” Vol.13, No 3, Journal of Islamic Studies pp. 361-364.
• Jackson, S. A. (1996) “Taqlid, Legal Scaffolding and the Scope of Legal Injunctions in Post-Formative Theory: Mutlaq and Amm in the Jurisprudince of Shihab Al-Din Al-Qarafi Issues and Problems” Vol.3 Islamic Law and Society.
• Jan, M. N. I. (2001) “Asylum and Non-Refoulement in International Law: An Analysis” Vol. 9 No. 2 International Islamic University Malaysia Law Journal.
• Jan, M.N. I. (2002) “The Statutes of Prisoners-of-War under International Law: An Analysis of the Afghan” Vol. 10, No 2, International Islamic University Malaysia Law Journal.
• Jilani, T.H. (2001) “Implementing the Right To Marry: A View from the Pakistani Courts” International Family Law Journal.
• J. N. D. Anderson (1957) “Law as a Social Force in Islamic Culture and History” Vol. 20, No. 1/3, Bulletin of the School of Oriental and African Studies pp. 13-40
• Jindani, M. (2004-2005) “The Concept of Mahr (Dower) in Islamic Law: The Need of Statutory Recognition by English Law” Vol.11 Yearbook of Islamic and Middle Eastern Law.
• Juynboll, G.H.A. (2001) “(Re)Appraisal Of Some Technical Terms In Hadith Science” Islamic Law and Society. Vol. 8 (3).
• Kebir, Y. (1998-1999) “The Status of Children and their Protection in Algerian Law Vol, 5 Yearbook of Islamic and Middle Eastern Law.
• Kamali, M.H. (1984) “Divorce And Women’s Rights: Some Muslim Interpretations Of S. 2:228” Vol. 74 No. 2 The Muslim World pp 85.
• Kamali, M. H. (1996) “Methodological Issues in Islamic Jurisprudence” Arab Law Quarterly, Vol. 11, No. 1. pp. 3-33.
• Kamali, M. H.(1998) “Punishment in Islamic Law: A Critique of the Hudud Bill of Kelantan, Malaysia” Arab Law Quarterly, Vol. 13, No. 3., pp. 203-234.
• Kar, M. (2007) “Iranian Law and Women’s Rights,” Muslim World Journal of Human Rights: Vol. 4 : Iss. 1,
• Khadduri, M. (1959) “The Islamic System: Its Competition and Co-existence with Western Systems” Vol. 49 Proceedings of the American Society of International Law.
• Khadem, B.R. (2004 – 2005) “The Doctrine of Separation in Classical Islamic Jurisprudence.” Vol.4, No.1 Journal of Islamic and Middle Eastern Law.
• Kebir, Y. (1998-1999) “The Status of Children and their Protection in Algerian Law” 5 Yearbook of Islamic and Middle Eastern Law and (1999-2000) 6 Yearbook of Islamic and Middle Eastern Law.
• Kennedy, C. H. (1999) “Islamic Legal Reform and the Status of Women in Pakistan” Vol. 2 Journal of Islamic Studies.
• Kimber, R. (1998) “The Quranic Law of Inheritance: The Islamic Inheritance System” Vol. 5, No. 3 Islamic Law and Society. pp. 291-325.
• Kopp, H. (2002) “Dress and Diversity: Muslim Women and Islamic Dress in an Immigrant/Minority Context” Vol. 92 No. 1-2 The Muslim World pp 59–78.
• Kozlowski, G.C. (1997) “Islamic Law In Contemporary South Asia*”
  Vol. 87 No. 3-4, The Muslim World pp 221–234.
• Koraytem, T. (2001) “Arab Islamic Developments on Human Rights” Vol. 16 Arab Law Quarterly
• Kroncke, J. (2004 / 2005) “Substantive Irrationalities And Irrational Substantivities: The Flexible Orientalism Of Islamic Law” Vol. 4, No. 41 UCLA Journal of Islamic and Near Eastern Law .
• Kuran, T. (2001) “The Provision of Public Goods under Islamic Law: Origins, Impact, and Limitations of the Waqf System” Law and Society Review, Vol. 35, No. 4., pp. 841-898
• Laffan, M. The Fatw Debated? Sh r in one Indonesian Context Arab Law Quarterly. pp 93-122
• Landau-Tasseron, Ella (2006) “The Status of Allies in Pre-Islamic and Early Islamic Arabian Society” Islamic Law and Society, Vol. 13, No. 1, pp 6-32
• Lau, M. (2004-2005) “Honour, Crimes, Paradigms and Violence Against Women” Vol. 11 Yearbook of Islamic and Middle Eastern Law.
• Lucas, Scott C. (2006) “The Legal Principles of Muhammad b.Ismāīl al-Bukhārī and their Relationship to Classical Salafi Islam” Volume 13, No.3, Islamic Law and Society, pp. 289-324
• Layish, A. (1976) “Women and Succession in the Druze Family in Israel” Vol. 11 Asian and African Studies.
• ________ (1976) “Prohibition on Reinstating a Divorced Wife in the Druze Family” Vol. 61 Asian and African Studies.
• _________ (1979) “Islam as a Source of Law in the Druze Religious Courts” Vol. 14 Israel Law Review.
• Libson, G. (1997) “On the Development of Custom as a Source of Law in Islamic Law: Al-ruju’u ila al-urfi ahadu al-qawa’idi al-khamsi allati yatabanna alayha al-fiqhu” Vol.4 Islamic Law and Society.
• Lucas, S. C. (2006) “The Legal Principles of Muhammad b.Ismāīl al-Bukhārī and their Relationship to Classical Salafi Islam” Vol.13(3)Islamic Law and Society.
• Mashhour, A. (2005) “Islamic Law and Gender Equality-Could There be a Common Ground?: A Study of Divorce and Polygamy in Sharia Law and Contemporary Legislation in Tunisia and Egypt” Vol. 27, No.2. Human Rights Quarterly.
• Maghen Z. “The Interaction Between Islamic Law and Non-Muslims: Lakum D nukum Wa-l D ni” Islamic Law and Society, Vol. 10, No. 3, 2003 , pp. 267- 281.
• Mahdi Zahraa; Normi A. Malek (1998) “The Concept of Custody in Islamic Law” Arab Law Quarterly, Vol. 13, No. 2. pp. 155-177.
• Makdisi, J. (2002-03) “A Reality Check on Istihsan as a Method of Islamic Legal Reasoning.” Vol. 2, No. 1UCLA Journal of Islamic and Near Eastern Law
• Mallat, C. and Wilson, R. (1999) “Yearbook of Islamic and Middle Eastern Law, 1997-1998 (Volume 4) by Eugene Cotran” Arab Law Quarterly, Vol. 14, No. 4. pp. 384-386.
• Mahmassani, S. (1966) ‘The Principles of International Law in the Light of Islamic Doctrine” Vol.117 (I) Recueil des Cours de l’Académie de Droit International 205.
• Mahmood, T. (1992) “No More Talaq, Talaq ,Talaq- Juristic Restoration of the True Islamic Law on Divorce” Vol. 12 Islamic and Comparative Law Review.
• Marcotte, R.D. (2005) “How Far Have the Reforms Gone in Islam?” Vol. 26 Women Studies International Forum.
• Mayer, A. E. (1995) “Reform of Personal Status Laws in North Africa” Vol. 49 Middle East Journal.
• Miller, R.A. (2003) “Apostates and Bandits: Religious and Secular Interaction in the Administration of Late Ottoman Criminal Law” Studia Islamica, No. 97. pp. 155-178
• McChesney, R.D. (2007) “Charity, Endowments, and Charitable Institutions in Medieval Islam”. Vol. 14, No.1 Islamic Law and Society
• McElwain, T. (2007) “The History of the Qur‘ānic Text From Revelation to Compilation A Comparative Study with the Old and New Testaments – by Muhammad Mustafa Al-A’zami” Vol. 97 No. 3, The Muslim World pp 540–542.
• Monshipouri, M. (1994)“Islamic Thinking And The Internationalization Of Human Rights” Vol. 84, No. 3-4 The Muslim World pp 217
• Melchert, C. (2001) “Traditionist-Jurisprudents And The Framing Of Islamic Law” Vol. 8, No. 3. Islamic Law and Society
• Mehdi, R. (1990) “The Offence of Rape in the Islamic Law of Pakistan” Vol. 18 International Journal of the Sociology of Law.
• Mehdi, R. (2005) “Facing the Enigma: Talaq-I Tafwiz A Need of a Muslim Woman in Nordic Perspective.” Vol. 33 International Journal of the Sociology of Law.
• Meron, Y. (2001) “The Moslem Marriage Between Status and Contract” No. 92 Studia Islamica pp. 197-203.
• Mir-Hosseini, Z. (2002-2003) “Islamic Law and Feminism: The Story of a Relationship” Vol: 9Yearbook of Islamic and Middle Eastern Law.
• Mir-Hosseini, Z. (2007) “The Politics and Hermeneutics of Hijab in Iran: From Confinement to Choice,” Muslim World Journal of Human Rights: Vol. 4 : Iss. 1
• Mohammed, .K A (1994) “Muslim Perspective on Human Rights Islamic Law, Qadhis’ Courts And Muslim Women’s Legal Status: The Case Of Kenya” Vol.4, No.l and 2 Journal Institute of Muslim Minority Affairs.
• Molyneux, M. (1995) “Women’s Rights and Political Contingency: The Case of the Yemen, 1990-1994,” Vol. 49 Middle East Journal.
• Moosa, E. (Fall, 2001 / Winter, 2002) “The Poetics and Politics of Law After Empire: Reading Women’s Rights In The Contestations Of Law” Vol.1, No. 1, UCLA Journal of Islamic and Near Eastern Law.
• Moosa, N. (2004) “An Over-View of Divorce and Dispute Resolution in Islamic Law” International Family Law Journal.
• Moors, A. (1994) “Women and Dower Property in Twentieth-Century Palestine,” Vol. 1 Islamic Law and Society.
• Moors A. (2003) “Public Debates On Family Law Reform Participants, Positions, And Styles Of Argumentation In The 1990s” Volume 10, Number 1 Islamic Law And Society, pp. 1-11
• Mujiburrahman, (2001) “The Phenomenological Approach In Islamic Studies: An Overview of a Western Attempt to Understand Islam” Vol. 91, No.3-4, The Muslim World pp 425–450.
• Musa, M. (1955) “The Liberty of the Individual in Contracts and Conditions According to Islamic Law,” Vol. 2 Islamic Quarterly.
• Murteza, B.(2004) “Fikih to Law: Secularization Through Curriculum” Vol. 11, No.3 IslamicLaw and Society, pp.378-401
• Najjar, F. (1988) “Egypt’s Laws of Personal Status” Vol. 10 Arab Studies Quarterly.
• Naveh, I. (2002) “The Tort of Injury and Dissolution of Marriage at the Wife’s Initiative in Egyptian Mahkamat al-Naqd Rulings,” Vol. 9 Islamic Law and Society.
• Nauman ul Haq, S. (2001) “Islam and Ecology: Toward Retrieval and Reconstruction”, Vol. 130 Daedalus.
• Noor, M. (1985) “The Doctrine of Jihad: An Introduction” Vol. 3, No. 2 Journal of Law and Religion. pp. 381-397
• Omar, M. A. K. (1997) “Reasoning in Islamic Law: Part One” Vol. 12, No. 2 Arab Law Quarterly, pp. 148-196
• Othman, M. S. A. (1989) “Islamic Law and Its Codification” Vol.1, No.1 International Islamic University Malaysia Law Journal.
• Pearl, D. (1969) “Family Law in Pakistan,” Vol.9 Journal of Family Law.
• _________(1995) “The Application of Islamic Law in English Courts” Vol.2 Yearbook of Islamic and Middle Eastern Law.
• Pearl, D. (1998-1999) “Case Comment: Cross Border Abduction of Children, Following Text of Osman v. Elasha,” Vol. 5 Yearbook of Islamic and Middle Eastern Law.
• Peters, R. (1994) “Muhammad Al-Abbasi Al-Mahdi (d. 1987), Grand Mufti of Egypt, and His Al-Fatawa Al-Mahdiyya” Vol.1 Islamic Law and Society.
• Postawko, R. (Spring / Summer, 2002) “Towards An Islamic Critique Of Capital Punishment” Vol. 1, No. 269 UCLA Journal of Islamic and Near Eastern Law .
• Powers, D. S. (1992) “Appeals in Islamic Law On Judicial Review in Islamic Law” Vol. 26, No. 2. Law and Society Review. pp 315-342.
• Rahman, F. (1980) “A Survey of Modernization of Muslim Family Law” Vol. 11 Internal Journal of Middle Eastern Studies.
• Ramadan, M. A. (2006) “Divorce Reform in the Sharia Court of Appeals in Israel (1992-2003)” Vol.13 ,No.2 Islamic Law and Society.
• Rehman, J (2007) “Islam, “War on Terror” and the Future of Muslim Minorities in the United Kingdom: Dilemmas of Multi-Culturalism in the Aftermath of the London Bombings” Vol. 29, No.3Human Rights Quarterly (in print)
• Rehman, J (2007) “The Sharia, Islamic Family Laws and International Human Rights Law: Examining the Theory and Practice of Polygamy and Talaq” Vol. 21(1) International Journal of Law, Family and Policy.
• Rehman, J (2006) “Islamic Criminal Justice and International Terrorism: A Comparative Perspective into Modern Islamic State Practices” Vol.2, No.3 Journal of Islamic State Practices in International Law. pp 12–39.
• Rehman, J. (2004) “Islamophobia after 9/11: International Terrorism, Sharia and Muslim Minorities in Europe–The Case of the United Kingdom” Vol. 3 European Yearbook of Minority Issues.
• Rehman, J (2001) “Minority Rights and the Constitutional Dilemmas of Pakistan” Vol. 19(4) Netherlands Quarterly of Human Rights.
• Rehman, J (2000) “Accommodating Religious Identities in an Islamic State: International Law, Freedom of Religion and the Rights of Religious Minorities” Vol. 7(2), International Journal on Minority and Group Rights.
• Rispler-Chaim, V. (1995) “Hasan Murad Manna, Childbearing and the Rights of a Wife Contemporary Legal Developments” Vol.2 Islamic Law and Society.
• Rachel, A. (1999) “A Critical Analysis of the Role of Ijtihad in Legal Reforms in the Muslim World” Vol. 14 Arab Law Quarterly.
• Rowson, E. K. (2007) “Virtues of the Flesh: Passion and Purity in Early Islamic Jurisprudence” Islamic Law and Society. Vol.14 (1).
• Sami A. Aldeeb Abu-Sahlieh Part I(1996) “Religious Traditions and Migration: The Islamic Conception of Migration” International Migration Review, Vol. 30, No. 1, Special Issue: Ethics, Migration, and Global Stewardship. pp. 37-57
• Schacht, J. (1994-1995) “From Babylonian to Islamic Law” Vol, 1
  Yearbook of Islamic and Middle Eastern Law.
• Shaheed, F. (1994) “Controlled or Autonomous: Identity and the Experience of the Network, Women Living Under Muslim Laws.” Vol. 19 Signs.
• Shehadeh, L.R. (2000) “Women In The Discourse Of Sayyid Qutb” Arab Studies Quarterly.
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