The module will be assessed by a 3000 word essay, counting for 100% of the assessment. Deadline for submission of the assessment is Thursday 13 January 2022 (Term 2, Week 1).
PLEASE NOTE THAT ESSAYS MUST BE SUBMITTED ELECTRONICALLY BY 4pm ON THE SUBMISSION DATE (Otherwise a Penalty for LATE SUBMISSION could be imposed).
Please choose ONE out of the four essay titles listed below:
1. ‘State law can never be ‘Islamic’ or ‘divine’ law.’ (An’Naim, 2010) Critically engage with this statement.
2. Lost in Translation? Is there such a practice as ‘adoption’ in Islamic law? Discuss in light of the sources of Islamic law.
3. Focusing on a Muslim woman’s right to divorce, critically anaylse any two of the following statutes in their respective socio-legal and political contexts. Would you consider these as ‘progressive’ steps for women’s equality?
Dissolution of Muslim Marriages Act 1939
The Muslim Family Laws Ordinance 1961
The Moroccan Family Code 2004
Khul Law of Egypt – The Law No.1 of 2000
4. Should there be formal linkages between the law courts and Islamic shariah councils in Britain, thereby giving shariah councils a binding legal authority? Assess the arguments for and against, using examples of the case law discussed in class i.e. Akhtar v Khan [2018 & 2020].
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