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ISLAMIC JURISPRUDENCE
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1. Science of Law, Law and Classification of Laws 2. Sources of Law i) Quran ii) Sunnah iii) Ijtihad (Ijma, Qiyas, Istehsan, Istedlal, Masaaleh, Ursalah, Taqlid, Custom and Usage) 3. Acts, Rights and Obligations 4. Legal Capacity 5. Islamic Fiscal System 6. Ownership and Possession in Islam 7. Contracts in Islam 8. Torts and Crimes 9. Punishments i) Hadood ii) Taazir 10. Procedure and Evidence i) Importance of Evidence in Islam ii) Qualifications of a Competent witness in different cases 11. Constitutional and Administrative Law i) Fundamental Principles a) Sovereignty b) Caliphate c) Shura ii) Head of the State iii) Other State Organs 12. Islamic International Law i) Islamic Law of War and Peace ii) Law regulating the relationship between Muslim and non-Muslim subject iii) Challenges of Modern Time |
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