Add to ORKGWhy has Archbishop Rowan Williams chosen to open up a public debate on Sharia law? The argument has provoked the usual heated comments that arise whenever Islam hits the headlines, so he must have had a good reason to stir things up
Since 2008, sharia courts were postulated that they may be positive for the English law and for Engl...
We can thus see that Islamic tradition has recognized the venerability of the Shari\u27a but that th...
The file attached to this record is the author's final peer reviewed version.The role of Muslim fait...
In February 2008, the Archbishop of Canterbury, Dr Rowan Williams, delivered a public lecture in whi...
As a part of a series of lectures on “Islam in English Law,” for the 2008 Temple Festival, the Archb...
This Cardiff University study of religious courts and tribunals across the UK has been funded by the...
This paper attempts to delve behind the headlines and beyond the hysteria following a lecture on the...
There is a lot of misunderstanding of what constitutes Shariah and what does not. The recent flap ov...
Most Western countries today are grappling with the question whether Islamic law, the Shari’a, shoul...
This is the published version of this article. ‘A reflection on the Shari’a debate in Britain’. In: ...
In “The Struggle for Law: Some Dilemmas of Cultural Legality,” Professor Roger Cotterrell argues tha...
Whilst the literature on populism spans almost every conceivable discipline, the study of its relati...
Since 2008, sharia courts were postulated that they may be positive for the English law and for Engl...
Following the Archbishop of Canterbury’s lecture on Religious and Civil Law in 2008, the existence a...
The role of Muslim faith-based dispute resolution forums in family matters continues to be fiercely ...
Since 2008, sharia courts were postulated that they may be positive for the English law and for Engl...
We can thus see that Islamic tradition has recognized the venerability of the Shari\u27a but that th...
The file attached to this record is the author's final peer reviewed version.The role of Muslim fait...
In February 2008, the Archbishop of Canterbury, Dr Rowan Williams, delivered a public lecture in whi...
As a part of a series of lectures on “Islam in English Law,” for the 2008 Temple Festival, the Archb...
This Cardiff University study of religious courts and tribunals across the UK has been funded by the...
This paper attempts to delve behind the headlines and beyond the hysteria following a lecture on the...
There is a lot of misunderstanding of what constitutes Shariah and what does not. The recent flap ov...
Most Western countries today are grappling with the question whether Islamic law, the Shari’a, shoul...
This is the published version of this article. ‘A reflection on the Shari’a debate in Britain’. In: ...
In “The Struggle for Law: Some Dilemmas of Cultural Legality,” Professor Roger Cotterrell argues tha...
Whilst the literature on populism spans almost every conceivable discipline, the study of its relati...
Since 2008, sharia courts were postulated that they may be positive for the English law and for Engl...
Following the Archbishop of Canterbury’s lecture on Religious and Civil Law in 2008, the existence a...
The role of Muslim faith-based dispute resolution forums in family matters continues to be fiercely ...
Since 2008, sharia courts were postulated that they may be positive for the English law and for Engl...
We can thus see that Islamic tradition has recognized the venerability of the Shari\u27a but that th...
The file attached to this record is the author's final peer reviewed version.The role of Muslim fait...