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CHAPTER 1: Shari'ah, Natural Law and the Original State @ Page 43 CHAPTER 2: 'God Cannot be Harmed' @ Page 67 CHAPTER 3: Balancing this Word and the Text: Obligation in Islamic Law and Jurisprudence @ Page 82 CHAPTER 4: Divine Command Ethics in the Islamic Legal Tradition @ Page 98 CHAPTER 5: Islamic Law and Biotethics @ Page 112 CHAPTER 6: The Qur'an and the Hadith as Sources of Islamic Law @ Page 127 CHAPTER 7: The Emergence of the Major Schools of Islamic Law/ Madhabs @ Page 141 CHAPTER 8: Qadis and Muftis: Judicial Authority and the Social Practice of Islamic Law @ Page 156 CHAPTER 9: Ijma', Consensus @ Page 171 CHAPTER 10: Superior Argument @ Page 183 CHAPTER 11: Maqasid al-Shar'ah @ Page 195 CHAPTER 12: Lega Pluralism in Sunni Islamic Law: Tha Causes and Functions of Juristic Disagreement @ Page 208 CHAPTER 13: Interpreting Islamic Law Through Legal Canons @ Page 221 CHAPTER 14: Ijtihad and Taqlid: Between the Islamic Legal Tradition and Autonomous Western Reason @ Page 255 CHAPTER 15: Legal Traditions of the 'Near East': The Pre-Islamic Context @ Page 275 CHAPTER 16: The Place of Custom in Islamic Law: Past and Present @ Page 286 CHAPTER 17: Jihad, Sovereignty and Jurisdiction: The Issue of the Abode of Islam @ Page 301 CHAPTER 18: Fiqh Al-Aqalliyyat and Muslim Minorities in the west @ Page 313 CHAPTER 19: Family Law and Succession @ Page 324 CHAPTER 20: Islamic Law and The Question of Gender Equality @ Page 340 CHAPTER 21: Islamic Law and the State in Pre-Modern Sunni Thought @ Page 357 CHAPTER 22: Cocept of State in Shi'i Jurisprudence @ Page 374 CHAPTER 23: Codification, Legal Borrowing and the Localization of 'Islamic Law' @ Page 389 CHAPTER 24: Modern Islamic Constitutional Theory @ Page 400 CHAPTER 25: Islam, Constitutionalism and Domestic Self-Government @ Page 415 CHAPTER 26: Terrorism, Religious Violence and the Shari'ah @ Page 428