Description
Principles and Precedents of Moohummudan Law is a definitive legal work on Islamic jurisprudence, particularly as practiced in British India. It systematically examines key aspects of Muslim personal law, including marriage, divorce, inheritance, contracts, and criminal justice. The book incorporates translations of essential legal texts, judicial rulings, and scholarly interpretations, providing a detailed understanding of how Islamic law was applied and adapted under colonial rule. Serving as both a legal reference and historical record, this work is invaluable for scholars, legal practitioners, and historians seeking insights into the interaction between Islamic law and the British judicial system in India. Description: Due to the antiquity and rarity of the book, some pages are unfortunately in poor condition. Thease pages are text dark or black If you have any information regarding the location or availability of these damaged pages, we kindly ask for your assistance. Your cooperation is crucial to the successful restoration of this important work, ensuring its preservation for future generations.
