Bibliography
Criminal Laws in Islam: A Bibliography
Classical and modern sources
Criminal Laws in Islam: A Bibliography
Classical and modern sources
References on Islamic criminal law (ʿuqūbāt), covering classical juridical works and modern comparative studies.
Drawing on three decades of bibliographic work at the International Islamic University, this volume makes a sustained contribution to Bibliography — a field where primary-source rigour and modern indexing meet. Each entry is annotated, cross-referenced to the broader Sirah literature, and presented in a form that supports both classroom teaching and advanced research.
Table of contents
- § 1 Preface & Editorial Method i–xxiv
- § 2 Bibliographies of the Sirah 1–38
- § 3 Qurʾānic Commentary & Sīrah 39–112
- § 4 Ḥadīth Collections & Sharḥ Works 113–198
- § 5 The Makkan Period 199–276
- § 6 The Madīnan Period 277–364
- § 7 The Battles & Campaigns (Ghazawāt) 365–422
- § 8 The Companions (Ṣaḥābah) 423–498
- § 9 Scholarly Commentaries 499–540
- § 10 Author & Subject Indices 541–564
Sample entry · § 3
306. Allama Shibli Nomani. Sirat-un-Nabi. Vol. 5. Azamgarh: Ma'arif, 1971. 412p.
A foundational English-language bibliography in 8 volumes; the cited volume covers the period indicated in § 6.
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