0.0 Front Matter
0.1 General Information
0.2 About the author
0.3 Preface
1.0 The Fountain Head of Shariah
1.1 What is Shariah ?
1.2 Holy Quran: The first Primary Source Of Shariah
1.3 The Sunnah: Second Primary Source of Shariah
1.4 The Secondary Source of Shariah
1.5 The Four Schools Of Fiqh And Their Leaders
2.0 Family Relations
2.1 Al-Zawaj-The Marriage
2.2 Marriage Relationships in Islam
2.3 Taaddud al-Zawjat: Polygamy
2.4 Unlawful Forms of Marriage
2.5 Mahr: Dower
2.6 Talaq: Divorce in Shariah
2.7 Khul: Divorce at the Instance of the Wife
2.8 Iddah: Period of Waiting
2.9 Nafaqh: Maintenance
3.0 Crime And Punishment
3.1 Criminal Law And Punishments Under Shariah
3.2 Crimes and Punishments
4.0 Inheritance And Disposal Of Property
4.1 Mirath: Law of Succession
4.2 Shares of Each Heir
4.3 Disposal of Property
5.0 The Economic System
5.1 Tijarah: Trade and Commerce
5.2 Distribution of Wealth
5.3 The Concept of Lawful and Unlawful
6.0 External And Other Relations
6.1 Al-Siyar: International Law
6.2 Non-Muslims and the Shariah
6.3 Jihad
6.4 Shariah in the Fifteenth Century of Hijrah: Problems and prospects