Sharia
Keywords:
Sharia, Islamic law, Branches of law, Islamic finance, Dispute settlementAbstract
Sharia is a code of conduct derived from the Quran and Hadith, governing various aspects of a Muslim’s life. Its application to specific situations gives rise to Islamic jurisprudence, known as fiqh. The increasing utilization of Sharia law in political and legal discussions has sparked the interest of Italian jurists in its nature, content, and implications. Consequently, this article aims to address this interest by analyzing the unique features of Sharia, its impact on various branches of law and Islamic finance, its adoption in Europe, and its role in dispute resolution.
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