This series delves into the intricacies of Islamic law, exploring its historical evolution, contemporary applications, and relevance in the modern world. Each volume offers an insightful overview of complex subjects, analyzing the interplay between law and the societies in which it operates. Authored by distinguished scholars, these studies make the complexities of the field accessible to newcomers. It serves as a valuable resource for understanding the legal and social landscape of the Islamic world.
Wael Hallaq treats the rise of Islamic law from 622 to 950 AD when the law and legal system reached maturity. This is the first book that offers such a wide coverage of Islamic legal history, with the intention of informing students and non-specialists in a readable and insightful narrative.
An exploration of Islamic law from the perspective of women and gender.