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Authors: Walied M.H. El-Malik
ISBN-13: 9781853339073, ISBN-10: 1853339075
Format: Hardcover
Publisher: Wolters Kluwer Law & Business
Date Published: June 1993
Edition: (Non-applicable)
Starting with a survey of the sources of Islamic law, the book questions the capacity of Islamic law to develop and to adapt itself to the exigencies of time and place, since, although the rules of the holy Quran are eternal and immutable, yet they
Acknowledgements | ||
Foreword | ||
Introduction | 1 | |
What is Islamic Law? | 3 | |
Is there a Single System of Islamic Law? | 4 | |
Ch. 1 | The Sources of Islamic Law | 7 |
The Holy Quran | 9 | |
The Sunnah | 15 | |
Ijma (Consensus of Opinion) | 17 | |
Qiyas | 19 | |
The Secondary Sources | 20 | |
The Power of Legislation | 31 | |
Islamic Schools of Jurisprudence | 34 | |
Classification of Land in Islamic Law | 37 | |
Ch. 2 | The Minerals Industry | 43 |
Ownership Concept | 44 | |
The Role of the Islamic State in Mineral Activities | 57 | |
Mining Agreements | 70 | |
The Legal Nature of Concession Agreements | 74 | |
Taxation under Islamic Law | 78 | |
Negotiation of Mineral Agreements | 83 | |
The Islamic Monetary System and Financial Institutions and Methods of Finance | 85 | |
Ch. 3 | Protection of Investment under Islamic Law | 101 |
Guarantee against Arbitrary Breach of the Contract | 102 | |
The Principle of Non-Retroactivity of Laws | 109 | |
The Guarantee against Taking of Private Property | 111 | |
Settlement of Disputes | 120 | |
Glossary | 132 | |
Selected Bibliography | 135 | |
Table of Cases | 139 | |
Index | 141 |