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The origins of Muhammadan jurisprudence
Schacht, Joseph, 1902-1969.
Year: 1967.
Publisher:  Clarendon Press. 
© Joseph Schacht
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Frontmatter
PART I THE DEVELOPMENT OF LEGAL THEORY
CHAPTER 1. THE CLASSICAL THEORY OF MUHAMMADAN LAW. THE FUNCTION OF TRADITIONS
CHAPTER 2. THE ANCIENT SCHOOLS OF LAW. SHAFI'I'S ATTITUDE TO THEM
CHAPTER 3. SHAFI'I AND LEGAL TRADITIONS
CHAPTER 4. TRADITIONS IN THE ANCIENT SCHOOLS OF LAW
CHAPTER 5. TECHNICAL CRITICISM OF TRADITIONS BY SHAFI'I AND HIS PREDECESSORS
CHAPTER 6. ARGUMENTS FOR AND AGAINST TRADITIONS
CHAPTER 7. SUNNA, 'PRACTICE,' AND 'LIVING TRADITION'
CHAPTER 8. CONSENSUS AND DISAGREEMENT
CHAPTER 9. ANALOGY, SYSTEMATIC REASONING, AND PERSONAL OPINION
CHAPTER 10. FINAL REMARKS ON LEGAL THEORY
PART II THE GROWTH OF LEGAL TRADITIONS
CHAPTER 1. PRELIMINARY REMARKS
CHAPTER 2. THE GROWTH OF LEGAL TRADITIONS IN THE LITERARY PERIOD. CONCLUSIONS ON THE PRE-LITERARY PERIOD
CHAPTER 3. THE CONFLICT OF DOCTRINES AS REFLECTED IN THE GROWTH OF TRADITIONS
CHAPTER 4. THE EVIDENCE OF ISNADS
CHAPTER 5. THE ORIGIN OF LEGAL TRADITIONS IN THE FIRST HALF OF THE SECOND CENTURY A.H.
CHAPTER 6. LEGAL MAXIMS IN TRADITIONS
PART III THE TRANSMISSION OF LEGAL DOCTRINE
CHAPTER 1. UMAIYAD PRACTICE AS THE STARTING-POINT OF MUHAMMADAN JURISPRUDENCE
CHAPTER 2. COMMON ANCIENT DOCTRINE AND CROSS- INFLUENCES
CHAPTER 3. THE KORANIC ELEMENT IN EARLY MUHAMMADAN LAW
CHAPTER 4. THE IRAQIANS
CHAPTER 5. THE MEDINESE AND MECCANS
CHAPTER 6. THE TRADITIONISTS
CHAPTER 7. THE MU'TAZILA
CHAPTER 8. KHARIJI LAW
CHAPTER 9. SHI'A LAW
PART IV THE DEVELOPMENT OF TECHNICAL LEGAL THOUGHT
CHAPTER 1. THE DEVELOPMENT OF LEGAL REASONING IN GENERAL
CHAPTER 2. SYSTEMATIZING AND ISLAMICIZING
CHAPTER 3. AUZA'I'S REASONING
CHAPTER 4. THE REASONING OF INDIVIDUAL IRAQIANS
CHAPTER 5. MALIK'S REASONING
CHAPTER 6. SHAFI'I'S REASONING
EPILOGUE
APPENDIX I. CHRONOLOGY OF SHAFI'I'S WRITINGS
APPENDIX II. LIST OF PARAGRAPHS IN SHAFI'I'S TREATISES
BIBLIOGRAPHY AND LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS
INDEX OF LEGAL PROBLEMS
GENERAL INDEX
ADDENDA
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Title: The origins of Muhammadan jurisprudence : by Joseph Schacht.
Author: Schacht, Joseph, 1902-1969
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Schacht, Joseph, 1902-1969
Oxford: Clarendon Press, 1967.
URL: http://hdl.handle.net/2027/heb.00936
Subject Headings: • Islamic law -- History
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