Muslim Law & Jurisprudence - Page 3

SADIA SHAFIQ · #21 Wednesday, April 10, 2013

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Originally Posted by saddambajwa

a.o.a sadia, plz tell me is this subject a high scoring, should i choose it or not....???

If you have other options ,then please do not choose it provided that you have background and interest in it . For example , parental child abduction is not in Muslim law ,but guardianship question is! Questions are opinion based and unlike other arts subject your opinion should be correct at every cost according to law . choice is yours ..

rishzzz · #22 Friday, April 19, 2013

I have read the paper and yes it is technical and tricky to answer. It is a complex paper which in turn makes it very tough for candidates to score keeping in view the previous benchmark of Muslin Law. I had this subject and i know it is very much demanding. Even if you impress the examiner at max, he ll award you 60-65 marks. This paper will bring surprisint results atleast i found it tricky.....

rufy09 · #23 Wednesday, May 08, 2013

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Originally Posted by HASEEB ANSARI

Muslim Law & Jurisprudence (CE-2013)

Q.2. Explain the provisions of Islamic law regarding the custody of child and critically evaluate the notion of "parental child abduction".

Q.3. Imam Gazhali says: "Maslahah does not mean acquiring benefit or repelling harm; it means protecting the purposes of the law." Elaborate theory of the purposes of Islamic law (maqasid al-shari'ah) and link it with the wider doctrine of maslahah as expounded by Imam Ghazali and Imam Shatibi.

Q.4. (a) "A contract of marriage concluded in the absence of two witnesses is void, but some consequences of irregular contract are assigned to it". Elaborate this rule by clearly separating the effects of a void contract and the effects of an irregular contract which are found in such a contract.

(b) Give three examples in which one divorce is deemed irrevocable (ba'in) by the Sunni Law.

Q.5. "Necessity does not allow every prohibited act; rather, some acts remain prohibited even in the state of necessity." Explain this statement by clearly elaborating the parameters and limitations of the doctrine of necessity in Islamic law.

Q.6. "Islamic law links the punishments of hadd, ta'zir and qisas to the right of God, the right of individual and the joint right of God and individual, respectively." Distinguish between the legal consequences of these punishments whcih emanate from these different kinds of rights.

Q.7. "Istihsan does not mean deviation from the legal norms on the basis of personal liking or disliking; it is a means to ensure analytical consistency in the legal system by resolving conflicts in various sources of law." Elaborate this statement and citically evaluate the objection raised by the shafi'i jurists on the Hanafi principle of Istihsan.

Q.8. Write notes on the following:-
(a) Obligatory Bequest (Wasiyyah Wajibah)
(b) Intoxication as Cause of Defective Legal Capacity
(c)Mujtahid fi al-Madhab
(d)Zihar

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what is parental child abduction??

Nate · #24 Wednesday, May 08, 2013

Parental child abduction is when one parent after divorce coerce the other for the hizanat of the child

arsalanssg · #25 Saturday, June 15, 2013

just go for this subject.this time it was entirely an analytical paper.But if you have a look on other papers of css 2013 then you will get to know that all were of analytical type.try to study critically.However,in my opinion the result of 2013 will be delightful for the one who presented to the point and analytical answers.best of luck

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