islamic jurisprudence lecture 5 [da75099b]
Tags: islamic jurisprudence
- Setup: how does capitalism break apart society and how does it move within anthropology
- Focuses on how capitalism does play a role in subjectivities
- shariah-compliance arguments for Hiyla and darurat
- reducing the islamic economics to fiqh, there's a richer selection of discourse and institutions that might've been in play during the colonial period
- relationship to contract law?
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mughal empire and pre-modern islamic contract law? what did we try to learn from pre-modern normative texts?
- what is islamically right?
- what is enforcable as a contract?
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ghazali writes about contracts
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coercive gift -> you've gotten a gift because you've shamed him, you must give it back
- if you're a judge this is okay
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fiqh -> how much does this circumscribe the laws?
- alternatively, what makes a thing shari'a
- modern things on trial
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shift to silk as a cash crop leading to peasant indebtedness
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unlimited entilement of the creditor to seize assets
- a feature of european law
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