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Sümeyra Yakar

Dr Sümeyra Yakar specializes in Islamic law and legal anthropology. She received her Ph.D. from Exeter University (2019) and currently works at the University of Iğdır in Turkey. Her studies focuses on the relationship between theory and practice in shar‘ī legal systems, especially in contemporary Saudi Arabia and Iran. She also studies religious practices, sectarian differences, and the influence of religion on politics in the Middle East.

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Islamic Jurisprudence and the Role of Custom

A Comparative Case Study of Saudi Arabia and Iran
ISBN: 978-1-4632-4351-7
This volume examines approaches adopted by contemporary Hanbali and Jaʿfari scholars toward the sharʿī status of ʿurf in three categories: the methodological perspective (classic and contemporary), the nonbinding opinions of legal scholars (fatāwā), and the court verdicts of judges (aḥkām). The interaction between custom and textual authority is emphasized, developing an analytical framework of legal rules that pertain to social relations in general and marital issues in particular.
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