Book of the history of law - Dr. Abbas Al-Aboudi
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The book "History of Law" by Dr. Abbas Al-Aboudi offers an in-depth study of the history of various legal systems, highlighting laws in Mesopotamia, Roman law, Islamic Sharia, as well as providing an overview of the general history of law. The book discusses comprehensively how laws have developed over different eras and how those laws have influenced modern legal systems.
Book details:
Author: Dr. Abbas Al-Aboudi
Publisher: Dar Al-Jami'a
Year of publication: 2021
Number of pages: 300 pages
Category: History of Law
Format: Print / Electronic
Suitable for: Law students, academics, those interested in the history of legislation, and anyone wishing to understand the evolution of law from ancient civilizations to the modern era.
Why is it useful for the reader?
The book provides a deep understanding of the origins of laws and their impact on contemporary legal systems, enhancing the knowledge of anyone studying or practicing law.
Why buy the "History of Law" book?
Comprehensive historical study: The book covers the development of the legal system across different ages through two prominent examples, Roman law and Islamic Sharia.
Comparative analysis: The book presents a comparison between legal systems from ancient times to the modern era, helping the reader understand similarities and differences.
Useful for professionals and students: Suitable for all interested in law, whether students, lawyers, or academics.
Who is Dr. Abbas Al-Aboudi?
Dr. Abbas Al-Aboudi is a professor of private law and former Dean of the Faculty of Law, with numerous scientific research papers and books on various legal topics. He has extensive experience in teaching law and analyzing legal systems.
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