Sharia Incorporated: A Comparative Overview of the Legal Systems of Twelve Muslim Countries in Past and Present: Law, Governance, and Development

Jan Michiel Otto is professor of law and governance in developing countries and director of the Van Vollenhoven Institute for Law, Governance and Development at Leiden University.

Acknowledgements
Editorial note
Preface
1. Introduction: investigating the role of sharia in national law
      Jan Michiel Otto
2. Sharia and national law in Egypt
      Maurits Berger and Nadia Sonneveld
3. Sharia and national law in Morrocco
      Léon Buskens
4. Sharia and national law in Saudi Arabia
      Esther van Eijk
5. Shari’a and national law in Sudan
      Olaf Köndgen
6. Islam and national law in Turkey
      Mustafa Koçak
7. Sharia and national law in Afghanistan
      Nadjma Yassari and Mohammad Hamid Saboory
8. Sharia and national law in Iran
      Ziba Mir-Hosseini
9. Sharia and national law in Pakistan
      Martin Lau
10. Sharia and national law in Indonesia
      Jan Michiel Otto
11. Sharia and national law in Malaysia
      Andrew Harding
12. Sharia and national law in Mali
      Dorothea Schulz
13. Sharia and national law in Nigeria
      Philip Ostien and Albert Dekker
14. Towards comparative conclusions on the role of sharia in national law
      Jan Michiel Otto
Annexe: Tables
Glossary
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