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Part 1 The origins of Islamic law: the alleged debt of Islamic to Romanlaw, S.V. Fitzgerald; Roman law and Muslim law, A. D'Emilia; foreignelements in ancient Islamic law, J. Schacht. Part 2 The sources ofIslamic law: generally - the sources and development of Islamic laws,S.M. Yusef; the formal sources of Islamic law, Y. Linant de Bellefons;the Quran - the collection of the Quran, J. Burto; Al Nasikh waal-mansukh - abrogation and its application in Islam, K.I. Semaan;Sunna - the importance of tradition for the study of Islam, A.J.Wensinck; Ijma - the basis of authority of consensus in Sunnite Islam,G. Hourani; Qiyas - the principles of Qiyas in Islamic law - anhistorical perspective, A. Hassan; minor sources - legal logic anequity in Islamic law, J. Makdisi; Muslim custom and case law, N.J.Coulson; Ijtihad - was the gate of Itjihad closed?, W. Hallaq. Part 3The development of the Sunnit law schools and Sunni legal theory:Al-Shafii's role in the development of Islamic jurisprudence, A.Hassan; the development of legal thought in Hanfi texts, Y. Meron; Illaand Qiyas in early Islamic legal theory, N. Shehaby; the development oflogical structure in Sunni legal theory, W. Hallaq; Abu Hanifa,champion of liberalism and tolerance in Islam, C. Adams; Al-Shafi -founder of a law school, E. Bishop; the Ibadhites, P. Smith; the stateand the individual in Islamic law, N.J. Coulson. Part 4 The developmentof Shii legal theory: Ali in Shiah tradition, W.A. Rice; the Shiahdoctrine of the Imamate, D.M. Donaldson; the Ithna Ahari-Shii juristictheory of political and legal authority, J. Eliash; sidelights on earlyImamate doctrine, W.M. Watt; accommodation and revolution in Imami Shiijurisprudence - Khumayni and the clasical tradition, N. Calder. Part 5Islamic law in the modern world: the relevance of Muhammadan law in the20th century, A.A.A. Fyzee; law as a social force in Islamic cultureand history, J.N.D. Anderson; modernization and changing perception ofIslamic law, D. Bondermann; stability and change in Islamic law, H.J.Liebesay; modern trends in Islam; legal reform and modernization in theMiddle East, J.N.D. Anderson; problems of modern Islamic legislation,J. Schact; codification in the Muslim world, J.N.D. Anderson; thereinterpretation of Islam, A.A.A. Fyzee; the contribution of modernistto the secularization of Islamic law, Aharon Layish.