Dear Seniors and experienced people in Muslim Law,

I have some concerns regarding Muslim Law as I am planning to opt it for CSS 2010. I am not a law student.

Is it scoring subject?
I have heard that people do not get good subjects
I have a book of D. Mulla and it seems littles strange with some cases references, do you think it is enough for preparation?

Secondly, How long does it take to prepare for the subject (in my case i do not have a lot of time with me for detailed prep)

So far my optional subject looks like:

Indo Pak Hist
Journalism
(i think i ll stick to them- above subjects)

Sociology- thinking to take
Public Admin- thinking to take
I.R- thinking to take

Muslim Law- thinking to take
Computer Sc- thinking to take

here i need to make choice and i need your precious suggestions

plz seniors tell me about muslim law........:what type of subject it is??????????thinking

it is very good subject. help u in ur compulsory islamiate paper
or else its up to u that whether do u have any background knowledge about that particular subject

Dear the subject of muslim law and jurispudence is purely technical subject. you will have to work hard for it. You can secure more than 80 marks if you study it carefully. if you have any problem in the subject then donnot hesitate and ask for help. thank you

[QUOTE]Yes Indeed it is a scoring subject, provided one has good grip over the subject matter and comprehends the issues well.

Book by Mullah is one of best book available on the subject and is considered an authority on the subject.Just skip the cases try to get familiarized with the terminologies of the subject and the gist of classical law.Then you can reproduce it in your own words.

It all depends on one's background.Candidates who have completed their LLb can even finish this subject in 1 week others may take even a month or two.
Basically it depends on your aptitude.If you like Law subjects i am sure you'd be able to finish it quickly.

Indeed you should stick to them.I'd suggest to go for
Sociology, Muslim Law and International Law
or
Sociology, Muslim Law and Public Administration.

Best of Luck
Regards

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Respected Brother,
I have emailed u a couple of days ago, can u please respond,

Awaiting

[QUOTE=Mumtaz Hayat Maneka]Thank you very much Mumtaz bro.
I am not a law student and thats why little bit hesitant with the law subjects.
but may be I am thinking the third alternative

Sociology, Public Administration and International Law.

which book do you recommend about Int Law?
And why not to take International Relations then?

need your precious suggestions!

regards

Well the combination which you have selected is also a good one.For some International law is easier and more scoring than Muslim Law and for some its the opposite.But if you are a novice when it comes to law i think International Law suits you better.

There are a number of Books available on International law. I have suggested some books in the beginner's Guide. I'd suggest you have a look at

1. International Law by S.K.Tandon
2. International Law by Agarwal

Cominng to your third query, there are number of factors going in favour off International Law.
The first and foremost is that for last few years it has been more scoring than International Relations.The syllabus is shorter and the questions are repeated often . On the other hand International Relations has been a real heart breaker for some in the past 3-4 years.The paper pattern has changed and the candidates find it really difficult to apply the theory portion to the questions given.But i have seen the question paper of css 2009, it was based on the old pattern.

Hope i have cleared some concerns in your mind.

Regards

Couldn't check my e-mail for few days.I'll check it and reply as soon as possible Inshalla.

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Thank you very much for your guidance. Which book of Public Aministration do you recommend?