Sharia by Wikipedia.org
Sharia, Islamic law or sharia law is a religious law forming part of the Islamic tradition. Topics covered includes: Historical origins, Traditional jurisprudence, Pre-modern Islamic legal system, Modern legal reforms, Role in contemporary Islam,Compatibility with democracy and human rights, Comparison with other legal systems.
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The interaction of Law and Religion
This lecture note contains introduction, Religious, Dimensions of Law, The Influence of Christianity on the Development of Western Law, Law as a Dimension of Religion, Beyond Law and Beyond Religion.
Author(s): Harold J.Berman
98 Pages
Christian Marriage And Divorce Act, 1957 india
This note explains the following topics: The Persons By Whom Marriages May Be Solemnised, Time and Place at Which Marriages may Be Solemnised, Marriages Solemnised by Minister of Religion Licensed Under this Act, Registration of Marriages Solemnised by Minister of Religion, Marriages Solemnised by or in The Presence of a Marriage Registrar, Marriage of Indian Christians, Penalties, Divorce.
Author(s): Ministries or Departments in the Government of India
67 Pages
Tools and the man property and industry under the Christian law
This note covers the following topics: The Christianization Of Society, Economics And Christian Ethics, Property In Land, Property In General, The Labor Question, The Collapse Of Competition, Cooperation The Logic Of Christianity, The Reorganization Of Industry, Scientific Socialism and Christian Socialism.
Author(s): Gladden Washington
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Divorce Under Hindu, Muslim and Christian Religions
This note explains the following topics: Divorce under Hindu Marriage Act, Divorce under Muslim Law, Divorce under Christian Law, Shia law, Talaq Hasan, Triple Talaq, Kinds of tafweez, Divorce at the instance of wife, Rules of Khula, Divorce by Mutual Consent, Judicial separation.
Author(s): Shodhganga
126 Pages
Observations on the Religion, Law, Government, and Manners, of the Turks
This is a classic book published before 1923.
Author(s): James Porter
217 Pages
Legal Limits on Religious Conversion in India (PDF 19P)
This note covers the following topics: conversion religion and law, from colonial precedents to contemporary concerns raigarhmadhya pradeshchattisgarh, scrutinizing motives and tracking conversions Orissa, varying penalties and requiring permission Tamil nadu, Gujarat, Rajasthan and Himachal pradesh, significance for contemporary politics the convert as object.
Author(s): Laura Dudley Jenkins
19 Pages
