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Islamic Law

Waterfall City founded on Islamic law
Opinion
/ 22 November 2024

Waterfall City founded on Islamic law

The waqf, or endowment, could potentially be a model for state land such as state-owned enterprises and land that falls under traditional leaders

By Ash Müller
Killing in the name of blasphemy
World
/ 6 April 2021

Killing in the name of blasphemy

Pakistan’s harsh laws against religious profanity are being abused to settle personal and political scores, leading to an alarming rise in convictions and even murder

By Umer Beigh
Amnesty urges Pakistan to protect ‘blasphemous’ girl
Article
/ 22 August 2012

Amnesty urges Pakistan to protect ‘blasphemous’ girl

Amnesty International has urged Pakistan to protect a Christian girl arrested for allegedly burning pages inscribed with verses from the Qur’an.

By Sapa Afp
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Article
/ 16 January 2012

Barrister calls for wider literacy of Sharia law

Barrister Sadakat Kadri has called for the UK to be more Sharia-literate, while arguing Islamic law can be compatible with human rights legislation.

By Staff Reporter

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