Engaging with the terms of the Marriage Act of 1949
Rebecca Probert’s 2018 contribution argues for close attention to the statutory requirements behind classifications of marriage.
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Historical archive, 2016–2019
Abstracts and bibliographic records for earlier blog addresses. Each record links to the original-source locator and identifies later case developments where relevant.
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The need for an efficient mechanism to marry
Vishal Vora’s contribution to the 2018 Akhter roundtable argues for marriage formalities that connect civil recognition and a meaningful ceremony.
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In the news: shariʿa courts in the UK
The July 2018 address identifies a news roundup about institutions described as shariʿa courts in the UK.
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SHARIAsource selects a 2018–2019 visiting fellow
This is a historical fellowship announcement at a May 2018 address.
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Symposium on the independent review of sharia law in England and Wales
The surviving symposium page begins with a response by Shaheen Sardar Ali to the independent review published in February 2018.
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Islamic Center of Nashville: ijara financing and a tax-exemption dispute
The historical headline links ijara financing to a dispute about a religious tax exemption at the Islamic Center of Nashville.
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Compendium on triple ṭalāq
This September 2017 address identifies a compendium concerning triple ṭalāq.
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Triple ṭalāq: a legislative proposal after India's Supreme Court decision
The title distinguishes a legislative proposal from a court decision.
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Circulaire Bank Al-Maghrib
This short title identifies a Bank Al-Maghrib circular-related entry at a May 2017 address.
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Shah Waliullah Dehlavi and his views on Islamic law
The receiving address identifies a historical discussion of Shah Waliullah Dehlavi and legal thought.
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What does it mean for U.S. court decisions to be based on Islamic law?
The question preserved in this title invites scrutiny of what a court is actually doing with a legal source.
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Islamic law in U.S. courts: Vinewood Capital v. Dar Al-Maal Al-Islami Trust
The original case note identifies a mudaraba agreement signed in Texas and an issue about its arbitration clause in light of an earlier contract.
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