Review: Fadel on the function of the interest ban in Islamic finance
This reference points to a review of scholarship associated with Fadel and the function of an interest prohibition in Islamic finance.
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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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Islamic law in U.S. courts: Husein v. Husein
The historical address names Husein v.
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Workplace headscarves and the 2017 European court debate
The historical headline raised a concern about freedom of religion following European litigation about workplace headscarves.
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The ongoing public debate on Islam in the Netherlands
Jan Jaap de Ruiter writes about Dutch public debate shortly before the parliamentary election of 15 March 2017.
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Ongoing case summary: Fouad v. Magdy
The phrase ongoing case summary is part of the historical address.
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Islamic law in U.S. courts: Aleem v. Aleem
The receiving address identifies Aleem v.
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Amna Akbar on U.S. law enforcement's counter-radicalization efforts
The surviving event report describes a February 2017 talk by Amna Akbar about U.S.
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Muslim prisoners and the legal history of religious accommodation
This bibliographic lead concerns religious accommodation in prisons and its legal history.
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Gender issues are a national problem: a response to Baroness Cox's statement
The old title identifies an intervention in a public debate about gender and Muslim communities.
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The Dubai International Financial Centre and a systems-based model for regulating Islamic finance
This address preserves a discussion framed around the Dubai International Financial Centre and a systems-based approach to regulation.
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The need for an Islamic bankruptcy code
The post discusses student editor Esther Agbaje’s argument that Islamic financial instruments still require a workable insolvency framework.
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The legal basis for female clerics among Chinese Muslims
An introduction to a five-part symposium on female clerics, legal learning and authority in Hui Muslim communities.
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