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| About
CIMEL
Location, membership and aims |
The Centre of Islamic and Middle Eastern Law was established in 1990 at the School of Oriental and African Studies in recognition of the growing importance of law in both its Islamic and Middle Eastern dimensions. The analysis of the various systems of law at work in the Islamic and Middle Eastern world as well as an active interaction with Middle Eastern and Muslim lawmakers and scholars are crucial for the future of stability and for the rule of law in its various forms inside each jurisdiction. The rule of law will also determine the parameters of the relationship with Europe and the West generally. In an increasingly small and interdependent world, CIMEL operates as a scholarly legal bridge for research and practice at the crossroads of Islam, the Middle East and the West. | ||
| CIMEL
Lectures
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Books
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| Materials
on the Net
Texts on this site and links to other sites |
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| Studying
Islamic Law
Reading lists and courses at SOAS and elsewhere |
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| TheDailyStar
Articles from the law pages of this Beirut newspaper |
| Contact
CIMEL |
By email: [email protected]
By Post: Andrew Allen, CIMEL, SOAS, 47 Russell Square, London, WC1B 4JP, UK |
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