The Justice of Islam: Comparative Perspectives on Islamic Law and Society (Oxford Socio-Legal Studies)
`... offers an intriguing and thought-provoking review of Islamic law for anyone concerned with law in a global age.' Journal of Law and Society, volume 28 number 4 (2001)`For the serious reader, there is much to occupy and engage,                   but at the same time there is a lighter side too.' Ramnik                   Shah, New Law Journal.`it is in the field of daily adjudication, by way of application of Islam law, that we need a guide such as this, to understand how religious rituals and beliefs dominate the lives of individuals in Islamic societies.  The book serves this purpose admirably.' Ramnik Shah, New Law Journal.`For the serious reader, there is much to occupy and engage, but at the same time there is a lighter side too.' Ramnik Shah, New Law Journal.`it will serve as a necessary tool to understanding one-fifth of humanity who are caught between the forces of tradition and change in a vast, global community.' Ramnik Shah, New Law Journal.sub-titled Comparative Perspectives on Islamic Law and  Society, ... is a bold claim, ... but amply justified in  the  extensively researched, closely argued and highly`informative material that is evident throughout.' Ramnick  Shah, New Law Journal