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1. Muslim family law and colonialism in Africa : 11-12 May, 2001, Stanford University [2001]

Description
Book — 1 v. (various pagings) ; 28 cm.
Summary
  • The quest for an Alkali court by Muslim minorities in the Bamenda grasslands of colonial Cameroon / Nicodemus Fru Awasom
  • Injudicious intrusions: the resilience of chiefly authority and the enhancement of Islamic judicial practice in French colonial Maradi, Niger / Barbara M. Cooper
  • Gender relations and administration of justice in the colonial northern Nigeria c.1923-1954 / Ibrahim Hamza
  • Redefining kinship ties: family, property and colonial law in North India, 1780-1880 / Malavika Kasturi
  • Sharīʻa and custom in the Cyrenaican family / Aharon Layish --
  • The position of Muslim women under conflicting South African laws and Muslim laws / Thenjiwe Magwaza
  • Custom and Muslim family law in the native courts of the French Soudan, 1905-1912 / Richard Roberts
  • Thus ruled the Qadi of Ndar (Senegal): civil litigation in a colonial Muslim tribunal, 1880s-1920s / Ghislaine Lydon
  • Popular culture and narratives of gender and Islamic family law in late nineteenth century Hausaland under the Sokoto Caliphate / Mary Wren Bivins.
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