CIVIL LAW PRINCIPLES IN FIQH OF ISLAMIC LAW
Keywords:
law, legal doctrine, customs, legal norms, Islamic law, principles, similarity, civil law, private property, Muslim civil law, sanctity and inviolability of private property, stratification of the population, gender, religious beliefs of citizens, whether or not citizens own propertyAbstract
The article states the changes in the development of social society, the development of law and legal doctrine, its development and the solution of the problems of that period, the formation of the principles of Islamic law in combination of freedom and prohibition of behavior, issues of customary law in Islamic law. Muslim law is also characterized by the sanctity and inviolability of private property, the division of the population into classes, genders, religious beliefs of citizens, their ownership or lack of property, and other principles.
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