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Islamic Law In Our Times: Category Archive for Shari'a Blogs

Tolerance and Multiple Marriage

Rumi, Reason and Shi'ism

Qaradawi on Economics and Politics

Great New Book on Islamic Law in the Mamluk Era by Kristen Stilt

A Problem of Overselling: Realistic Expectations and Islamic Finance

What the NFL's Replacement Referees Have to Do with Islamic Law

Are Salafists "Literalists"?

Enough Already. On the "Innocence of Muslims."

Similar Horizons, Unified Horizons and Other Transcendental Nonsense

Malaysian Pawn Brokers and Islamic Finance

Triple Divorces and Totems in Islamic Law

Women in the Kuwaiti Parliament

Is the Shari'a Meant to Apply Only To Women?: A Look at a Kuwaiti Law

On siyasa as policy and politics

A New Arab Word for "Secular"? Understanding the "Civil State"

Subprime Mortgages and the Shari'a

The Supposed Struggle to Succeed Grand Ayatollah Sistani

Misplacing Authority: Revisiting the Dow Jones Fatwa

Facts and Abstractions

A Visit to the Suleymania Court House

What the House of Islam Might Learn From Europe

The Iraq Federal Supreme Court Avoids Interpreting Shari'a--Again

Is PM Maliki Growing Assertive Against the US: Reflections on a Recent Speech

Islamic Finance and Housing Projects in Malaysia

Shari'a, Good Governance and the Rule of Law

The Origins of Repugnancy

"Emo" Killing in the New Iraq

Islamic Art and Islamic Law

Muqtada al-Sadr and Sarah Palin

Craig Baxam, the Secret Convert

Islamists and Super-Islamists, and the Incoherence of Each of Them

Revisiting Same Sex Marriage as a Muslim Legal Realist

Why American Muslims Should Support Same Sex Marriage

Random Thoughts on Slavery and the Shari'a

Michele Bachmann's Obsessions With the Caliphate

Tim Tebow as Muslim: A Hypothetical

A Shi'i's Lament

Regulation and Risk Sharing in Islamic Finance

Interpretive Constraints and Interpretive Authorities

Islam's Capacity for Democracy: Readings from Reinhold Neibuhr

"Religion is for God, and the Nation is for All" and Islam as Ornament

"The PEOPLE Want the Fall of the Regime"

Najaf and American Academia

Hijab, Bicycles and the Need for Juristic Clarity

Hamas and Gaza

Judicial Power Rising in Kurdistan

Case Study on Why Najaf Clerics Shouldn't Do Law: Yaqubi and the Matter of Iraqi Citizenship Through Women

Islam and Homosexuality

International Criminal Justice and the Shari'a

The At Sea Burial of Osama Bin Laden: What It Means

Hamid Karzai, the Real Villain of the Qur'an Burning Episode

The Islamic Threat to Iranian Juristic Theory

Brandon Davies, Iraq and the Privatization of Islamic Law

Islamophobic Regulation

The Mostly Weird Ways of the Muslim Purists

Realism Revisited in Law and Religion Conference in Santa Clara

The Iraqi Federal Supreme Court and Islamic Law

The Enhancement of the Realist Effect in Religious Law

Sanhuri and Stipulations

Islamic Finance Artifice and Classical Islamic Law

The Oklahoma Ban on "Shari'a Law"

Islamists, Republicans and Their Striking Similarities

On Culture and CULTURE in Islamic Interpretive Process

Pastor Jones, the REAL Sideshow

The Sideshow Goes Mainstream: On Islamophobia and Mosque Building

Qualifying Realism

Cleric and Layperson in Muslim and Christian traditions

Juristic Intervention into Politics and Endorsement of the State

The Odd Characteristics of Najaf's Interventions in Politics

Polygamy in France: On Wives and Mistresses

God and Earthquakes in the Religious Traditions

Islamic Law AND Constitutional Liberty: A Conference at St. Thomas School of Law

Negligence and Jihan's Law

The Maqasid and Family Law

Institutional Failures in Islam

Environmentalism and Islam in Our Times

America's Two Muslim Communities

Worship of the same God in the Muslim and Christian paradigms

Free and Hurr: On the redefiniton of Islamic terminology

Islam and State According to the Grand Ayatollahs of Najaf.

Reexamining the Doors of Ijtihad in Najaf

Najaf Views on Sunnism and Shi'ism

Islam and democracy in Iraq: A Realist Perspective

Alcohol and the Iraq Elections: Thoughts on Religious Expertise

Reflections from Baghdad on the American Muslim Experience

Hessel Yntema and The Muezzin's Call

Is Islamic Finance a Legal Practice or a Consumer Brand? A Closer Look at the Shari'a Review Board

Venice Conference on Islamic Law

On the Nature of the Ignored Hadith and the Contingency of Muslim Legal Doctrine

Beyond Law: Understanding Additional Dimensions to the Debate over Sound Hadith

Law and Shari'a in Iran and Beyond

Women in the New Iraq

The Obama Speech and the "Muslim Perspective"

Death in the Court and the Hawza

Freedom of Religion in Iraq and the United States: An Interesting Case from Judge Sotomayor

Islam and the Environment: Realism and Rhetoric

Artifice, Islamic Banks, and the Economic Rationality of the Devout Muslim Consumer

Islamic Finance and the Economic Crisis: Facts and Fallacies

American and Muslim Perspectives on Law, Constitution and Religion

Is the Afghan Shi'a Family Law Really That Radical?: A Contrarian's View