Legislative comparisons between civil statutory laws and Islamic law 1-4

Legislative comparisons between civil positive laws and Islamic legislation 1-4 Sayyid Abdullah Ali Hussein Ali Juma, Muhammad Siraj Dar Al-Salam Legislative comparisons between civil positive laws and Islamic legislation 4/1 • Author's name: Sayyid Abdullah Ali Hussein • Researcher: Center for Jurisprudential Studies • Publisher: Dar Al-Salam - Cairo • Edition number: 3 • Year of printing: 2017 • Number of pages: 1776 • Number of parts: 4 • Binding type: Artistic hardcover - panel cover • Paper type: White • ISBN: 977-5146-90-9 Legislative comparisons between civil positive laws and Islamic legislation The book "Legislative Comparisons between Civil Positive Laws and Islamic Legislation" presents the differences and agreements between Maliki jurisprudence and French civil law. This type of study gains particular importance among jurisprudential and legal studies despite its novelty and recent emergence. It clarifies the ease of comparison between two legislative systems to understand the nature of each system, their sources, and the social and economic factors that contributed to their formation. On the other hand, clarifying the points of agreement and disagreement between legal and legislative systems sheds light on the historical relationships between peoples, emphasizing communication between them, encouraging convergence and unity among nations and peoples, and helping to understand and appreciate what others have. The book indicates that comparative study offers many practical benefits; among them, facilitating systematic codification of Islamic jurisprudence rulings by highlighting points of agreement, which helps identify interests in modern social contexts. The study also highlights some conflicts between the principles of Sharia and certain provisions included in the civil project. Furthermore, it affirms the high status, sophistication, and suitability of Islamic jurisprudence in regulating human relationships within Muslim societies, which indicates the necessity of its application and makes it a matter requiring reflection and implementation.