Comparative Perspectives on Shariʻah in NigeriaPhilip Ostien, Jamila M. Nasir, Franz Kogelmann Spectrum Books, 2005 - 403 pagini A timely publication when the need for greater understanding between Islamic and Western cultures is sharper than ever, the papers in this book are the result of an international conference entitled 'the Shari'ah debate and the shaping of Muslim and Christian identities in Northern Nigeria'. The conference was convened by the University of Jos in northern Nigeria in the wake of the religious/civil strife in the area in 2001 and 2002. The conference, which brought together scholars from Nigeria and overseas considered recent developments in law and religion, and shari'ah from local and global perspectives. The publication is intended to serve as an example of constructive dialogue in an academic setting between Muslims, Christians and those of neither religion, and as a permanent contribution to the literature on law and religion in Nigeria. |
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... scrutiny standard to the facts of Smith , the peyote case , the religious claimant does not automatically win , but strict scrutiny obviously makes it more difficult for the state to prevail . Application of the " compelling state ...
... scrutiny standard to the facts of Smith , the peyote case , the religious claimant does not automatically win , but strict scrutiny obviously makes it more difficult for the state to prevail . Application of the " compelling state ...
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... scrutiny , exacerbates the anti - majoritarian aspect of judicial review through its implied bias against governmental regulation . Under strict scrutiny , the courts are directed to sustain regulation against a free exercise claim only ...
... scrutiny , exacerbates the anti - majoritarian aspect of judicial review through its implied bias against governmental regulation . Under strict scrutiny , the courts are directed to sustain regulation against a free exercise claim only ...
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... scrutiny . First , by the terms of the majority opinion in Smith , minimum scrutiny applies only to free exercise claims standing alone ; it does not apply to a free exercise claim that also involves other constitutional rights to which ...
... scrutiny . First , by the terms of the majority opinion in Smith , minimum scrutiny applies only to free exercise claims standing alone ; it does not apply to a free exercise claim that also involves other constitutional rights to which ...
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