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Abbasid Dynasty

Abbasid Dynasty Reference library

The Oxford International Encyclopedia of Legal History

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Current Version:
2012
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Law, History
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1385 words

As early as the 680s, the Umayyad Dynasty had to confront various Shiʿi opposition movements calling for the caliphate to ...

Aboriginal Law

Aboriginal Law Reference library

The Oxford International Encyclopedia of Legal History

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Current Version:
2012
Subject:
Law, History
Length:
1100 words
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Prior to British colonization of Australia in 1788, the continent had been inhabited by natives known as Aboriginal Australians ...

Abortion in Hindu Law

Abortion in Hindu Law Reference library

The Oxford International Encyclopedia of Legal History

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Current Version:
2012
Subject:
Law, History
Length:
1047 words

Neither abortion nor birth control is acceptable to many Hindus whose tradition, as reflected in ancient texts, is pro-natal and ...

Abrogation of Legal Norms (Naskh)

Abrogation of Legal Norms (Naskh) Reference library

The Oxford International Encyclopedia of Legal History

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Current Version:
2012
Subject:
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1111 words

Abrogation, in Arabic naskh or al-nāsikh wa al-mansūkh, “the abrogating and the abrogated,” is a term for theories dealing with ...

Absolutism

Absolutism Reference library

The Oxford International Encyclopedia of Legal History

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2012
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Law, History
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2137 words
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In western European history, during the sixteenth to the eighteenth centuries, absolutism was the prevailing form of monarchy. The princely ...

Abu Hanifa, al-Nuʿman ibn Thabit

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The Oxford International Encyclopedia of Legal History

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Current Version:
2012
Subject:
Law, History
Length:
565 words

(c. a.h. 80/699 c.e.a.h. 150/767 c.e.). ...

Abu Hanifa was a theologian and the eponym of the Hanafi

Abu Yaʿla, Muhammad ibn al-Husayn ibn al-Farraʾ al-Baghdadi

Abu Yaʿla, Muhammad ibn al-Husayn ibn al-Farraʾ al-Baghdadi Reference library

The Oxford International Encyclopedia of Legal History

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2012
Subject:
Law, History
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313 words

(d. a.h. 458/1066 c.e.). Muhammad ibn al-Husayn ibn al-Farraʾ al-Baghdadi Abu Yaʿla was a famous eleventh-century Hanbali scholar with a ...

Abu Yusuf, Yaʿqub Ibn Ibrahim

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The Oxford International Encyclopedia of Legal History

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Current Version:
2012
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Law, History
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539 words

(a.h.113/731 c.e.– a.h. 182/798 c.e.)Yaʿqub ibn Ibrahim Abu Yusuf al-Ansari was a renowned Muslim jurist who lived in Kufa and ...

Academics

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The Oxford International Encyclopedia of Legal History

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2012
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5886 words
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The formal teaching of law in the United States has passed from individual attorneys acting as masters to their apprentices, ...

Accessory and Principal in Chinese Law

Accessory and Principal in Chinese Law Reference library

The Oxford International Encyclopedia of Legal History

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Current Version:
2012
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Length:
1020 words

The penal liability for offenses committed by two or more persons was graduated in classical Chinese law by the degree ...

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