The Principles of Islamic Jurisprudence (According to The Hanafi, Maliki, Shafih & Hanbali Schools)

This book is the substance of the author's lectures delivered in the University of Calcutta, as Tagore Professor for the year 1907. It contains XII chapters. Chapter Ist gives an idea of Islamic Theology. IInd to Vth contain an exposition of the science of law. In VI to XII explain the fundamental theories and legal ideas in which the different departments of the Islamic system are based. The ideas of Islamic jurists are accurately represented in their own language and the same time it is endeavourd to make their meaning quite clear throughout book.