The History of Islamic Jurisprudence and Rulings in Jerusalem

Muhammad Al-Atawneh; Sabina Abdulaev

The History of Islamic Jurisprudence and Rulings in Jerusalem

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Between the end of Mamluk rule and the start of the British Mandate, Jerusalem evolved a rich tradition of Islamic Jurisprudence, markedly distinct at times from that of the Ottoman Empire.

Original language	American English
Journal	Tel Aviv Review of Books
State	Published - Apr 2019

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