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Muslim Lawyers website

Date: September 26, 2002 | 19 Rajab 1423 Hijriah

Blog: veiled4allah

Subjects: law, issues

Muslim Lawyers - This looks like an interesting site. As I learn more about the American legal system I'm interested in understanding how it is similar to and differs from the Islamic legal system. Is it just the specific laws that are different, or are the prinicples different too? Are there ways to work within the existing structure of the American legal system to make laws that are fairer to Muslims and/or closer to the Shari'a?

P.S. I like to see the hijabi sisters in the picture on the website smile

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~ Posted by Al-Muhajabah, a member of the reality-based community, at 08:16 PM

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Cynic said:

Total comments: 26 gold star

way cool, all they need now is a niqabi tongue

tongue

~ Posted at September 27, 2002 01:35 PM | Comment Permalink

umair salam said:

Total comments: 2

good web site...added it to my favorites smile

smile

thanks!

~ Posted at September 27, 2002 02:36 PM | Comment Permalink

raed said:

Total comments: 33 gold star

http://www.muslim-lawyers.net/

contact abu baker rieger

by the way look for http://www.islamische-zeitung.de/home/index.html (sorry ony in german)

this people are doing fantastic job in potsdam near berlin they are helping many people to ALLAH swt

~ Posted at September 27, 2002 04:19 PM | Comment Permalink

Cindy said:

Total comments: 63 gold star

MashaAllah, that's really cool. I've also added it to my favourites.

~ Posted at September 27, 2002 05:11 PM | Comment Permalink

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Al-Munaqabah said:

Total comments: 996 gold star

I've found some other sites about or for Muslim lawyers and I joined an email discussion group for the National Association of Muslim Lawyers. Inshallah, something good will come out of this smile

smile

~ Posted at September 27, 2002 07:44 PM | Comment Permalink

Ahmad Associates- Law Firm said:

Total comments: 1

Good site. Good guide. Added to my favourite. Mubarak Ahmad ,Advocate, India

~ Posted at February 3, 2003 05:53 PM | Comment Permalink

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