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Commentary on Islamic Law

By Gazi Shamsur Rahman

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Author
Gazi Shamsur Rahman
Pages
1448
Size
5.5 × 8.5 inches
Paper
55 GSM white paper
Binding
Gel binding (hardcover)

About this book

"Commentary on Islamic Law" by Gazi Shamsur Rahman is a comprehensive and authoritative book based on Islamic law, the fundamental principles of fiqh and judicial analysis. By presenting various important topics of Islamic jurisprudence, the related legal principles and judicial perspectives in simple, lucid and research-based language, the book is a valuable reference for lawyers, researchers, students and readers interested in Islamic law.

The book provides an analytical discussion of the sources of Islamic law, the fundamental principles of Shariah, personal and family law, property and inheritance, contracts, liability, the judicial system, evidence, waqf, hiba and other important matters of Islamic law. With its topic-wise arrangement, relevant explanations and legal analysis, the book is highly helpful for academic study and legal practice.

This book is especially useful for lawyers, judicial officers, university law students, Islamic Studies students, researchers, teachers and readers keen to gain deep knowledge of Islamic law. It can also be used as a helpful reference for preparing for the BCS (Judicial and Administration), Bar Council and other competitive examinations.

Published by Khoshroz Kitab Mahal Limited, this edition is printed on high-quality 55 GSM white paper and finished in gel binding (hardcover) for long-lasting preservation. This large 1448-page volume is a rich, research-based publication on Islamic law and an important addition to personal and institutional libraries.

At a glance

  • A comprehensive, authoritative book on Islamic law and fiqh
  • Detailed discussion of the fundamental principles of Islamic law, family law, inheritance, contracts, waqf, hiba and the judicial system
  • Useful for researchers, lawyers, judicial officers, students of law and Islamic Studies, and competitive examinees
  • Pages: 1448