Muslim Law offers a detailed examination of the principles and legal framework governing Muslim personal law in India. Muslim law forms an important part of the country’s pluralistic legal system, regulating personal matters such as marriage, divorce, inheritance, guardianship, maintenance, and religious endowments. The book explains the sources and development of Muslim law, including classical Islamic jurisprudence and its application within the Indian legal context. It provides comprehensive coverage of topics such as the formation and validity of marriage under Muslim law, various forms of divorce including talaq, and the rights and obligations arising from matrimonial relationships. In addition to matrimonial matters, the book also discusses rules relating to succession and inheritance, guardianship of minors, maintenance rights, and the administration of waqf properties. Judicial interpretations and landmark case laws are examined to illustrate how courts in India apply Muslim law principles in contemporary legal disputes. Written in a clear and structured manner, the second edition incorporates relevant legal developments and provides updated insights into Muslim personal law jurisprudence. The book serves as both an academic resource and a practical reference for understanding the functioning of Islamic law within the broader framework of the Indian legal system.








Reviews
There are no reviews yet.