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Commentary on Muslim Law

By Gazi Shamsur Rahman

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Author
Gazi Shamsur Rahman
Pages
464
Size
7.2 × 9.5 inches
Paper
55 GSM white paper
Binding
Rexine gel binding (hardcover)

About this book

"Commentary on Muslim Law" by Gazi Shamsur Rahman is an authoritative and analytical book on Muslim Personal Law. It presents Muslim family law, inheritance, marriage, talaq, mohr, guardianship, hiba, waqf and the related legal principles in light of judicial interpretations and important court decisions.

The book analyses the fundamental principles of Muslim law, the applicable statutes, the courts' interpretations and various important judicial precedents. Its topic-wise arrangement and easy-to-understand language make it a reliable reference for law students, lawyers, judicial officers and researchers. It is also highly helpful for gaining a thorough understanding of the legal framework of Muslim family law and property-related disputes.

The book is especially useful for lawyers, judges, notaries public, law students, researchers and BCS (Judicial and Administration) examinees in Bangladesh. By presenting theoretical knowledge of Muslim law together with judicial interpretation, it will play an important role in both professional and academic fields.

Published by Khoshroz Kitab Mahal Limited, this edition is printed on high-quality 55 GSM white paper and finished in Rexine gel binding (hardcover) for long-lasting use. This 464-page book is a rich and valuable addition on Muslim law.

At a glance

  • An authoritative book on Muslim personal law
  • Analytical discussion of marriage, talaq, inheritance, hiba, waqf and family law
  • Includes important judicial interpretations of the courts and legal principles
  • Useful for lawyers, judges, law students, researchers and judicial service examinees
  • Pages: 464