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Islamic law is known as Sharia Law, and sharia means the path to follow God's law. Sharia law is eclectic in its approach to guide the individual in most daily matters.Sharia law controls,rules and regulates all public and private behaviors.

It comprises the whole of the spiritual,political,economic,social,domestic and private life of the adherents of Islam and Muslim State.The Shari;ah Law was developed as a legal system based on The Qur'anic instructions,injunctions and generalizations pertaining to human activities and conduct. In fact, Islamic Law is reasonably flexible and responsive to the needs of time , place, and environment. The reason for this flexibility and responsiveness is that Islamic Law is based on general principales with relatively few specific injunctions, and that much is left to the judgment of the human mind.

Contents 1 Islamic law sources 2 See also 3 External Links 4 Full downloadable books

Islamic law sources

See also the devoted article Islamic law sources

See also

• Find the notion "Islamic law" in the legal internet (www)
• Law of religions
• Islamic law and the protection of environment
• Fundamentalism

External Links

• Centre of Islamic and Middle Eastern Law
• Arab Law Quarterly
• Supreme Council for Islamic Affairs
• Files about Islam

Full downloadable books

• The Mostafa library (Not for commercial porposes, more than 10,000 full text books and manuscripts, in PDF\text\ZIP format)