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Half-title 3 Title 5 Copyright 6 Contents 7 Editor’s Preface 9 Introduction 11 1 The Hanafi Law on Fornication 32 Introduction 32 Section 1. Four mukhtasars 33 Section 2. Four mabsuts 46 Section 3. A hermeneutical tradition 70 Section 4. The problem of social reality 73 Section 5. Conclusions 81 2 Nawawi and the Typologies of Fiqh Writing 84 Introduction 84 Section 1. The Majmu Sharh al-Muhadhdhab 85 Section 2. The K. Rawdat al-talibin wa-umdat al-muftin 97 Section 3. The Minhaj al-talibin 109 Section 4. The commentary on Muslim 116 Section 5. Conclusions 122 3 Scholars, Muftis, Judges and Secular Power: The Need for Distinctions 126 Introduction 126 Section 1. Generalities and particulars: scholars, muftis and judges 129 Section 2. Judicial rulings and fatwas: The qadi and the mufti 139 Section 3. Custom, welfare and administrative decree: Divine law and secular legal practice 156 Section 4. Conclusions 170 4 The Social Function of Fatwas 177 Introduction 177 Section 1. The basic fatwa 177 Section 2. A typology of fatwas 185 Section 3. Summary 208 Afterword: Scholarly Priorities and Islamic Studies: The Reviews of Norman Calder 211 Calder’s reviews: a diachronic assessment 215 Cal
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