Shari'ah - Deen, M. Haris Z
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Muslims form one-fifth of the world population, yet people know very little about Muslims, their culture, religion, and history. This is not a textbook on Islamic law-the Shari'ah-but it analyzes the Shari'ah in its correct perspective as a way of life that a Muslim is required to follow in order to gain the pleasure of God, seeking His rewards and avoiding the punishments, thus introducing to those non-Muslims the correct understanding of the Shari'ah. After 9/11 and 7/7, Shari'ah, in any form, has become very suspicious, and a new word, "Islamophobia," has entered the English lexicon.…mehr

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Muslims form one-fifth of the world population, yet people know very little about Muslims, their culture, religion, and history. This is not a textbook on Islamic law-the Shari'ah-but it analyzes the Shari'ah in its correct perspective as a way of life that a Muslim is required to follow in order to gain the pleasure of God, seeking His rewards and avoiding the punishments, thus introducing to those non-Muslims the correct understanding of the Shari'ah. After 9/11 and 7/7, Shari'ah, in any form, has become very suspicious, and a new word, "Islamophobia," has entered the English lexicon. Against this background, this book examines the concept of Islamic law that can be safely accommodated within the British legal system. A strong case has been made for legal pluralism that can be introduced without affecting human rights, and a robust case has been made for allowing Muslim matrimonial and family matters to be settled using the British Arbitration Act of 1996
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M. Haris Z Deen is a recognized writer among Islamic circles. He holds a doctorate in cost engineering from the State of Montana, USA, and an MBA from the State of Hawaii. He is also a graduate in engineering and an alumni of the University of East London from where he holds a degree in law. Being a fellow of the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors, he regularly lectures in contract law in CPD seminars. He is recognized as an exponent of Shari'ah law and is also a regular contributor to Sri Lankan tabloids and broadsheet newspapers.