i don't contribute much here. . . .but honest suggestion is stick with i.law because m.law is going to be difficult it is not as easy easy as in old days one require detail and deep study so jam yourself with old subject or replace it with any other subject stay blessed

I second SHAH Bhai.... I'm a Lawyer moreover studied Muslim Law and related subjects in university even then 2013 paper gave me tough time... So, if you have major interest in Islamic Law opt it otherwise International Law is a suitable choice as well as it is interesting and helps in current affairs, tells about rights and duties of states moreover explore role of major international organizations i.e UN, WHO etc.

rest is up to you....

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The thread is very useful......Sir please tell me about the book that contains reference of sections of various statutes dealing with Muslim Personal Law(Marriage, Dower, Inheritance, maintenance, Divorce etc. )

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i have Muhammad Law by M.hidayatullah........ is it good??? it has almost all the topics which the D.F Mulla's book has,

can anyone please tell me how is muslim law n jurisprudence as a subject my other optionals are zoology , phsycology , journalism need help n is it better to take muslim law n jurisprudence along with journalism then to take muslim history as i have short time ...

It is suggested, for preparing for Muslim Law and Jurisprudence, to get a copy of "outlines of Muslim Personal Law" by Imran Ahsan Khan Nyazee which covers in a brilliant manner the following topics:

"1. Marriage (Nikah) including marriages prohibited by law
2. Divorce (Talaq), khul`, and separation. Right of divorce for women: tafwid, takhyir and tamlik.
3. Maintenance
4. Child Custody (Hidanah)
5. Restitution of conjugal rights
6. Mourning (Ihdad)
7. Vow of continence (Ila')
8. Zihar (injurious assimilation)
9. Lia`an (imprecation)
10. Gift (hibah)
11. Waqf (charitable endowment)
12. Inheritance (fara'id)
13. Wasiyah (bequest)
14. Qard (interest-free loan): a charitable act and not a business transaction".

the author, a Qadi in Virtual Shariah Court, has also critically evaluated Pakistani Statutes relevant to Muslim Personal law and case law on related issues.

if one has studied Sir Imran Ahsan Khan Nayzee thoroughly then i dont think any paper of juris could toss u with hard time...

Paper is in English or Urdu or in both?? Seniors please help

Prof Naeem ahmad book on Muslim law and Jurisprudence is recommended for topics of Khula ,talaq inheritance ect

I had just read Atir's book for my previous attempt in 2018, and it made to secure 58 marks. But I could not crack it then because of English. But keep in mind, I was simultaneously taking help from the net. One thing more, you have to memorize some topic or at least the main headings from it.