Islamic System of Justice

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Book Specification

Item Code:	NAI214
Author:	Abdul Qadir Audah Shaheed
Publisher:	Kitab Bhavan
Language:	English
Edition:	1994
ISBN:	8171511929
Pages:	116
Cover:	Hardcover
Other Details	8.5 Inch x 5.5 Inch
Weight	240 gm

Book Description

About the Book

‘Islamic System of Justice’ may say to be a concise book on Islamic Law but its utility and authenticity is obvious. The author has examined the systems of justice in true perspective of the law and criticised it on true evidence of the Islamic Traditions, qur’an and sharia. He especially taken a chapter in describing the duties for Islamic Judge against the lawlessness and evils in the society. He further examined the man-made law in the light of the evidence of real book of Allah (Qur’an), Traditions and Sharia. He has also criticised the Egyptian Law. Obligation of Jehad and Conflicts between Islam and Imperialism are given in separate Chapters. This book is useful for law students and for those who have an interest in Islamic law.

Contents

Chapter I - Explanatory Note	1
With Apology to Existing Laws	1
Expression Legally banned	1
Ban Impractical Judge Cannot Remain a Silent	2
Spectator of Lawlessness Judge cannot Remain a Silent	3
Spectator of Drift from Religion	4
When Can a Judge Remain Impartial?	5
First Muslim then a Judge	6
My Impartiality Amounts to Infidelity	6
No Obedience to sin	7
Enjoining of Good and Prevention of Evil is Obligatory fro Muslim	7
Chapter II - Objectives of Law	12
All Nations Have Their Own Laws	13
Alien Law Imposed on Muslim Countries	14
Law Protects and Safeguards Creed	15
The Object of Law is to Promote Good	15
Law Brings Exploitation to an End	16
Egyptian laws Serve Imperialism	18
No Ban on Liquor and Illegal Sexual Intercourse in Egypt	19
No Civil liberties	20
When Does law Get Supremacy?	21
Chapter III- Types of Law	23
Main-made Law and God-Encoded law	23
Salient Features of Shariat Laws	24
Incapability of Shariat- A Baseless Allegation	27
Mistaken Notion about Shariat	28
No Syllogism on Different Premises	29
Growth of Man-Made Law	29
Growth of Shariat	31
No Similarity between Shariat and Man-made Law	33
Basic Differences between Shariat and Law	33
Salient Distinctive Features of Shariat	42
Chapter IV- Invalidity of Man-Made Laws	44
Disrespect of Law-Real Cause	44
Islamic Solution	45
Worst Type of Man-Made Laws	47
Laws of Islamic Countries	47
Wrong Argument	48
Decline of Muslims was not due to Adherence to Islamic Shariat but to Forsaking It.	50
Invalidity of Man-Made Laws	52
Grounds of Invalidity	53
Non Shariat Laws. Arguments repudiating Their Validity	58
Chapter V - Inconsistency if Egyptian Laws	61
Impact of Western Laws	62
Position of Egypt	63
Other Side of Picture	65
Forbidden Things Are Permissible in Egypt	67
Lack of Religious Education	69
Persecution of Pioneers of Islam	70
Deviation from Shariat Laws	71
Cause of Egypt's Slavery	72
Bitter Results of Man-Made Laws	73
Disgraceful Incidents	77
Chapter VI - Obligation of Jehad	79
Subservience Not Acceptable to Islam	79
Hijrat Migration	80
Islam Does not Compromise with Transgression	81
Jehad an Obligation	82
Ever-Preparedness for Jehad	85
Reward of Jehad	86
Treaty of 1936	87
Transaction with Enemies of Islam Forbidden	88
Chapter VII - Conflict Between Islam And Imperialism	91
Obstacles in the way of Islam	91
Imerialism	92
Imerialistic Machinations	93
Separation of Religion and Politics	95
Islamic Countries and Europe	98
Religion Not Cause of Decline	99
Conflict Between Islam and Imperialism	100
Last Battle	101
Attitude of Muslim Governments	102
Ignorance of our Rulers	104
Lust for Power	107

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