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Administration of Islamic judicial system is the first book ever written on the structure of shariah courts in some selcted ASEAN countries. This book is intended for students, undergraduate and postgradute level and those who are working at judiciary office as well as anybody involved in legal fraternity and human rights organistions. Some thought provoking issues such as the situation in Thailand and the Republic of the Phillippines. The development of shariah court in Malaysia from before and after the British Colonisation until the current state-status of shariah court. Malaysia is given a good example of having correct structure and adequate syariah laws governing the Malaysian shariah courts.