SHARIAsource Portal
A subject-specific starting point for primary documents, with filters for geography, period and document type.
Libraries, legal records, specialist scholarship and general reference tools.
A subject-specific starting point for primary documents, with filters for geography, period and document type.
The academic program behind the original SHARIAsource project. Its publications and portal are separate from this independent site.
Current scholarly commentary and the successor location of many historical posts cited in this archive.
A contemporary library account documenting the original project's academic purpose.
The editor's introduction to a five-part symposium, published 2 September 2016.
An introduction linking six contributions on the 2018 Family Court decision.
A historical argument for reform of marriage formalities; read alongside the later appeal.
A contribution emphasizing the statutory framework behind the case.
A short bibliographic post pointing readers to Alistair Jones's LSE commentary.
Cambridge University Press book record; the linked table of contents identifies the scope of the study.
Publisher's description and contents for Gender and Islamic Law in Ottoman Syria and Palestine. Paperback edition, 2000.
Publisher's description and contents for Law and Gender in the Ottoman Court of Aintab, 2003.
Author's institutional account of research on Algerian women and colonial law, 1870–1930. The book is listed as forthcoming in March 2027.
Brill's 2017 open-access edited collection, hosted on JSTOR. Contents and chapter abstracts provide a comparative research starting point.
Publisher's description and contents for the 2016 comparison of colonial India, Malaya and Egypt.
Cambridge book record for the study of an Ottoman official school of law, published in 2015.
The author's 2013 article sets out the comparative framework for studying an official school of law.
Publisher's account and contents of Law, Empire, and Secularism in Modern South Asia, published in 2018.
Princeton Scholarship Online record and chapter information for the 2020 book on editors and print culture.
University of California's online book, including the author's introduction on writing, institutions and authority in highland Yemen.
Cambridge book description and contents. The original book appeared in 2005; the online record has a separate digital date.
Author's introductory framing, published online by Cambridge University Press in 2012.
Berkeley Law catalogue record for the 2003 study of Çankırı and Kastamonu, 1652–1744.
Publisher's record for Boğaç A. Ergene's book. Access restrictions may vary.
Court of Appeal, 14 February 2020, neutral citation [2020] EWCA Civ 122.
Read paragraphs 123–128 for the conclusion and order setting aside the earlier decision.
Official legislation. Check the relevant version and commencement information when studying an older dispute.
Publication page for the independent review released on 1 February 2018.
Search and browse judgments by court and tribunal.
Explains collection limits, including the possibility that an appeal is absent.
European Union legislation and case law. Search by case number as well as party names.
Supreme Court opinion, 20 January 2015, reproduced by Cornell's Legal Information Institute. Concerns the RLUIPA standard and a prison grooming policy.
Supreme Court opinion, 1 June 2015. Read the majority and separate opinions on motive and knowledge.
The Court's summary of the judgments of 14 March 2017, with links to the decisions. A press release is distinct from the judgments.
Official summary of the joined workplace-neutrality cases decided on 15 July 2021.
European Court of Human Rights judgment, 15 January 2013. Four applications with distinct factual settings and outcomes.
Official Supreme Court judgment, 11 June 2014, on civil rights, trusts and religious questions.
Court of Appeal judgment of 28 January 2004, addressing the financing agreements' governing-law clause.
Supreme Court judgment, 3 November 2010, concerning arbitration jurisdiction and enforcement.
Maryland court's original opinion, filed 6 May 2008. Its reasoning must be read within the state-law and procedural setting.
The project page links the final report of 19 July 2022, recommendations, consultation material and subsequent responses.
Official text concerning recognition of overseas divorces, annulments and legal separations. Version and territorial scope matter.
The statutory provision discussed in Holt, reproduced by Cornell Legal Information Institute.
Subsection (j) supplies Title VII’s definition of religion, including observance and practice.
Official text of the judgment of 14 March 2017.
Official text of the judgment of 14 March 2017.
Official judgment of the Grand Chamber, 15 July 2021.
Official Convention text; Article 9 concerns freedom of thought, conscience and religion.
Convention on the Recognition and Enforcement of Foreign Arbitral Awards, with official text and status information.
A collection spanning jurisprudence, language, literature, science and other subjects.
Digitized objects, catalogue descriptions and item-level rights information.
Reference tables for consistent catalogue searches and citations across writing systems.
The public-domain bookbinding photograph used in this journal. Iran, Isfahan, circa 1600; accession 63.210.67.
Project documentation for editions, metadata, document types and searches across pre-modern Arabic documentary materials.
Search by edition, inventory number, kind, material, place and date. Metadata-only entries and transcribed texts have different coverage.
A collection-based account that discusses letters, legal documents and evidence of social and commercial relationships.
Item descriptions include legal documents, marriage contracts and a divorce formulary. These are Jewish documentary materials in a wider regional setting.
Institutional description of the searchable catalogue for manuscript collections in Arabic script.
Search manuscript descriptions across participating collections; consult the holding library's record for access.
British Library record for a volume principally containing Arabic land-sale deeds dated 1913–1921, with additional materials and several foliation sequences.
Digitized selections from collections that include the manuscripts assembled by Robert Garrett.
A dated institutional account of cataloguing, digitization and the collection's range of subjects.
An institutional overview of a multilingual Middle Eastern manuscript collection.
Catalogue history and routes to selected digitized manuscripts.
An annotated directory including the Yemeni Manuscript Digitization Initiative and participating repositories.
Institutional item-level catalogue and images for a group of documentary fragments dated 1106–1497.
Publisher’s table of contents for the 2013 book, identifying the chapter sequence.
Locate editions and library holdings. A catalogue record does not guarantee full-text access.
Check a work's title, author, journal and DOI against its publisher record.
Documentation for researchers who need structured publication metadata.
Discover open-access journals and articles across disciplines.
Look for earlier versions of a cited web address. Capture coverage and playback availability vary.
An institutional introduction to asset-based structures, leases and infrastructure financing.
A dated policy discussion of inclusion, assets and risk sharing, rather than an endorsement of a financial product.
Standards archive. IFSB-10 was issued in December 2009; check later standards and local adoption when researching current regulation.
Includes a description of IFSB-10 and its focus on competence, independence, confidentiality, consistency and review.
IMF Working Paper WP/15/120, May 2015. A historical analytical paper rather than an assessment of an individual product.