Modern Challenges to Islamic Law

Shaheen Sardar Ali

doi:10.1017/CBO9781139519670

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Frontmatter
pp i-viii

Dedication
pp ix-x

Contents
pp xi-xiii

Acknowledgements
pp xiv-xvi

Glossary
pp xvii-xx

Table of Cases
pp xxi-xxii

Table of Legislation
pp xxiii-xxiv

Introduction
pp 1-19

1 - Sharia: The Flowing Stream
pp 20-40

2 - An Elephant in the Room or a Needle in a Haystack? Searching for ‘Islamic’ Constitutionalism(s)
pp 41-78

3 - Contextualizing Family Law Reform and Plural Legalities in Post-colonial Pakistan
pp 79-112

4 - In Search of Legitimacy: The Dilemma of Islamic Finance
pp 113-145

5 - Muslim Women's Contributions to Drafting CEDAW: An Untold Narrative
pp 146-183

6 - CEDAW? What's That? ‘Domesticating’ ‘International’ Women's Human Rights in Muslim Jurisdictions: Reflections on Pakistan's Engagement with CEDAW
pp 184-205

7 - ‘Between the Devil and the Deep Blue Sea’: Sharia Councils and Muslim Women's Rights in the British Muslim Diaspora
pp 206-232

8 - Internet Fatawa: Challenging Tradition and Modernity in Women and Gender Issues
pp 233-261

Conclusion
pp 262-270

Bibliography
pp 271-292

Index
pp 293-303

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