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Bail in Had (Prescribed Punishment) and Ta’zir (Discretionary Punishment)

August 30, 2017 in Islamic Law 0

Observing Victim’s Interests in Criminalization

August 30, 2017 in Criminal Law 0

The Necessity of Investigating the Juridicial-legal Dimensions of the Event of Ashura

August 30, 2017 in Islamic Studies 0

Repentance and Restorative Justice: An Islamic Overview

August 30, 2017 in Islamic Law 0

Postponing the Performance of Had (prescribed Punishment)

August 30, 2017 in Islamic Law 0

An Enquiry on the Classification of Chapters of Fiqh and its Methodological Consequences

August 30, 2017 in Islamic Studies 0

Attitudes Toward Death…

August 29, 2017 in Islamic Law 0

The Jurisprudential Interpretation of the Verse 29 of Chapter 5 of Holy Qur’an

August 29, 2017 in Islamic Law 0

From a Universal Islam to a Universal Shari’a A Review on Universality, Culture and the Future Choice of Islamic World

August 27, 2017 in Human Rights 0

The Principle of Judiciality of Punishments

August 27, 2017 in Islamic Studies 0

In Quest of Foundations of peace and Co-existence of Muslims in the World Community

August 27, 2017 in Islamic Studies 0

From Cancellation of Hadd (Prescribed Punishment) to Penal Abolinishism

August 27, 2017 in Islamic Law 0

The Jurisprudential Rule of Necessity of Behaving Reasonably in Martial Relationship

August 27, 2017 in Women's Rights 0

A Survey on the Narrative Evidences of the Demarcation of Hadd- Ta’zir (Prescribed-Discretionary Punishments)

August 27, 2017 in Islamic Law 0

Political Crime and Had-Tazir Demarcation

August 27, 2017 in Islamic Law 0

The Jurisprudential Rule of the ‘Exclusive Authority of Imam to Implement Punishments’

August 27, 2017 in Islamic Law 0

Rethinking Jurisprudential Evidences for the Death Penalty in Relation to Repeatation of Specific Crimes (hudud)

August 27, 2017 in Islamic Law 0

A Reflection on the Hadd-Ta’zir Dichotomy in Islamic Criminal Jurisprudence

August 27, 2017 in Islamic Law 0

Intercession for Ofenders in Had and Ta’zir Punishments

August 27, 2017 in Islamic Law 0

Age and Criminal Responsibility: Rethinking Shiite’s Well-known Opinion

August 27, 2017 in Islamic Law 0

The Islamic Model of Criminal Policy

August 27, 2017 in Islamic Law 0

The Legality Principle of Punishments

August 27, 2017 in Islamic Law 0

Criminal Law is the Last Resort

August 27, 2017 in Criminal Law 0

William Rehg’s Introduction on: Between Facts and Norms for Jurgen Habermas

August 27, 2017 in Philosophy of Law 0

The Study and Critique of the Fiqhi Evidences of Panderism as a Prescribed Punishment (Had)

August 27, 2017 in Islamic Law 0

The Obligation to Give Witness in Criminal Proceeding: a Fiqhi Perspective

August 27, 2017 in Islamic Law 0

Toward More Humane Punishment

August 27, 2017 in Human Rights 0

The Philosophy of Punishment in Sexual Crimes at Islamic Penal Law

August 27, 2017 in Islamic Law 0

Criminal Regulations, Crimes and Punishments in the Old Testament (Torah)

August 27, 2017 in Uncategorized 0

William Rehg’s Introduction on: Between Facts and Norms for Jürgen Habermas

July 16, 2015 in Philosophy of Law 0