Muslim law, often called Islamic law or Shari'ah, represents a complex and comprehensive legal system deeply rooted in the teachings of Islam. This legal framework offers various guidelines encompassing legal, moral, and social conduct, influencing personal behaviour, family dynamics, and broader societal interactions. The evolution of Muslim law is intricately linked to the historical journey of Islam and the diverse cultures and societies it has impacted over the centuries. This blog delves into the rich origins of Shari'ah, examining its foundational sources, such as the Quran and Hadith, and tracing the historical developments that have shaped its application and interpretation throughout the ages.

As in other jurisdictions, there is a significant distinction between municipal and international law in India. Both types of law operate within different realms and serve distinct functions. This blog discusses detailed exploration of the differences between municipal and international law in the Indian context.

"Dissenting Opinions", "Distinguishing opinions" and "concurring opinions" are important components of judicial decisions in Indian law. These opinions provide unique insights into the reasoning and interpretation of a case. Here is a brief notes on the same.

Doctrinal and Non-Doctrinal Research are two distinct approaches to legal research, often employed by legal scholars, lawyers, and researchers to study and analyse various aspects of law. Here is a brief note on the same.