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Introduction to Islamic Law
What is Islamic Law?
How to Use This Module Guide
Three Short Background Readings
Introductory Activity
The Examination
Islamic Law in the Modern Age
Role of Shari‘ah in International Law
Historical Basis of Islamic Law
The Qur’an and the Sunnah
Ijma‘ and Qiyas
Further ‘Sources’ and Principles of Islamic Law
Development of the Classical Schools of Islamic Jurisprudence
Attempts at Modern Islamic Legal Theory
Hadd, Ta’zir and Qisas Offences and Punishments
Honour Crimes
Pakistan
Brunei Darussalam
Sharī'ah
Fiqh
Module Syllabus
Sources of Islamic Law
Qur’an as a Law Text
Sunnah of the Prophet
Hadith Material and Authentication
Ijma
Qiyas
Istihsan
Maslahah
Darurah
Istishab
Ijtihad
Islamic Law
Shari‘ah Law
Islamic Legal Tradition
Islamic Jurisprudence
Qur’an as Source of Islamic Law
Sunnah as Source of Islamic Law
Integration of Religion and Law in Islam
Secularism in English Law
Study of Islamic Law as Study of Religion
Primary Sources of Islamic Law
Secondary Sources of Islamic Law
Traditional or Classical Islamic Law
Four Sunni Schools of Jurisprudence
Shi’ah Islam and Islamic Law
Codification of Islamic Law
Baderin, M.A. ‘Historical and evolutional perceptions of Islamic law in a continually changing world’
Baderin, M.A. ‘Understanding Islamic law in theory and practice’
Spells, S. ‘Researching Islamic law: an introduction’
Abd al ‘Ati, H. The Family Structure in Islam
Baderin, M.A. Islamic Law: A Very Short Introduction
Coulson, N.J. A History of Islamic Law
Kamali, M.H. Principles of Islamic Jurisprudence
Shari‘ah
History of Islam
Pre-Islamic Tribal Customary Law
Prophet Muhammad
Islamic Law in the Contemporary World
Islamic Republic

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Qur’an 5:1 (Honour Contracts)

Question 1

Which school of law most strongly emphasizes Qur’an 5:1 in validating marital stipulations against polygyny?

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A Hanafi scholars generally void such conditions as infringing on religious rights.

B Maliki scholars allow them only if registered with the qadi.

C Hanbali scholars uphold them based on the sanctity of contracts in Qur’an 5:1. ✓

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Hanbalis are known for enforcing such stipulations using Qur’an 5:1 as a foundation. Option A is correct but describes a different school; option B adds a procedural requirement not universally required.

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M. Aslam Khaki v Muhammad Hashim PLD 2000 SC 225

Question 2

What was the key holding of M. Aslam Khaki v Muhammad Hashim regarding the right of pre-emption (shuf'a)?

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A Shuf'a applies only to sales between co-sharers, not to sales following a partition of property. ✓

B Shuf'a can be exercised by any neighboring landowner regardless of shared boundaries or co-ownership.

C The right of pre-emption is a constitutional right protected under Article 23 of the Constitution of Pakistan.

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The Supreme Court ruled that shuf'a does not apply to partition sales, only to alienation to third parties. This clarified the scope of the Pre-emption Act 1865 in co-ownership contexts.

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Transfer of Property by Gift (Hiba)

Question 3

What is the essential requirement for a valid hiba (gift) in Islamic law?

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A The donor must register the gift with a notary to make it enforceable.

B The gift must include a written declaration signed by two witnesses.

C There must be actual or constructive delivery of possession to the donee. ✓

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Delivery of possession (qabd) is mandatory for hiba; mere promise is unenforceable. Classical jurists agree that without delivery, the gift is revocable and not perfected.

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