Šarḥu šir‘ati l-’islām
ibn Sayyid ‘Alî, Ya‘qūb
ibn Aḥmad ibn Arslān ibn ḥasan ibn ‘Umar Ibn ‘Alî, ḥasan
The reintroduction of Sharia is a longstanding goal for Islamist movements in Muslim countries. Some Muslim minorities in Asia (e.g. in India) have maintained institutional recognition of Sharia to adjudicate their personal and community affairs. In western countries, where Muslim immigration is more recent, Muslim minorities have introduced Sharia family law, for use in their own disputes, with varying degrees of success (e.g. Britain's Muslim Arbitration Tribunal). Attempts to impose Sharia have been accompanied by controversy, violence, and even warfare (cf. Second Sudanese Civil War) Year of publishing: 1684.
Ponovno uspostavljanje šerijata predstavlja dugoročni cilj islamističkih pokreta u muslimanskim zemljama. Neke muslimanske manjine u Aziji (npr. u Indiji) održale su institucionalno priznavanje šerijata zarad izricanja presuda u njihovim ličnim pitanjima i pitanjima zajednice. U zapadnim zemljama, u koje su se muslimani nedavno doselili, muslimanske manjine su uvele šerijatski porodični zakon, kako bi se primenjivao u njihovim ličnim razmiricama, čiji je uspeh različitog dometa (npr. Britanski muslimanski arbitražni sud). Pokušaji da se nametne šerijat bili su i još uvek jesu propraćeni protivrečnostima, nasiljem i čak ratnim okršajima (npr. Drugi sudanski građanski rat). Godina izdavanja: 1684.
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