Theory and Practice of Market Law in Medieval Islam

Explore the fascinating intersection of law and commerce in "Theory and Practice of Market Law in Medieval Islam" by an expert author. This insightful text, published by the Gibb Memorial Trust in 1998, delves deep into the institution of hisba, unraveling its significance within medieval Islamic society. Spanning 256 pages, it offers a comprehensive translation of essential texts authored by a practicing muhtasib, who was both a scholar and a judge. Each section is enriched with biographical and bibliographical notes, providing valuable context and enhancing your understanding of market law in this historical era. Perfect for scholars, students, and anyone intrigued by Islamic studies or historical legal systems, this hardback edition is a must-have addition to your library. Discover the intricate dynamics of law, ethics, and commerce as presented in this remarkable volume.