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February 17 February 2025
Dr Mohamed M Keshavjee will speak on the phenomenon of Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR), its resonance in Muslim juridical thought, and its reception by Muslims in the UK. The talk highlights some of the challenges as well as opportunities for Muslims in the UK as they make greater use of ADR as a mechanism of dispute resolution in the shadow of the law.
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Islamic classical jurisprudence was a discursive process which allowed for debate and dissension – it was not about stating the `law’ definitively. In this class, we will use examples from Hanafi and Maliki fiqh to show how debates around dietary laws, select laws of marriage and divorce, reveal a distinct literary process as well as an ethical framework.
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