Influence of Fatwa on the Judicial System of State of Bahawalpur

Bibliographic Information
Journal	Al-Idah
Title	Influence of Fatwa on the Judicial System of State of Bahawalpur
Author(s)	Rehman, Zia ur, Atiq ur Rahman
Volume	26
Issue	1
Year	2013
Pages	20-28
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Chicago 16th	Rehman, Zia ur, Atiq ur Rahman. "Influence of Fatwa on the Judicial System of State of Bahawalpur." Al-Idah 26, no. 1 (2013).
APA 6th	Rehman, Z. u., Rahman, A. u. (2013). Influence of Fatwa on the Judicial System of State of Bahawalpur. Al-Idah, 26(1).
MHRA	Rehman, Zia ur, Atiq ur Rahman. 2013. 'Influence of Fatwa on the Judicial System of State of Bahawalpur', Al-Idah, 26.
MLA	Rehman, Zia ur, Atiq ur Rahman. "Influence of Fatwa on the Judicial System of State of Bahawalpur." Al-Idah 26.1 (2013). Print.
Harvard	REHMAN, Z. U., RAHMAN, A. U. 2013. Influence of Fatwa on the Judicial System of State of Bahawalpur. Al-Idah, 26.

Al-Idah الایضاح Volume 26 Issue 1 Contents

پاكستان مدرسہ ایجوكیشن بورڈ اور علماء كے تحفظات امور شرعیہ میں وكالت كا دائرہ كار فقہ اسلامی اور منو دھرم شاستر كا تقابلی مطالعہ بیسویں صدی كے مكالمات بین المذاہب كا تنقیدی جائزہ انعقاد رمضان و عیدین میں رؤیت قمر كی شرط كی حكمت اسلامی تعلیمات كی روشنی میں پسند كے نكاح كا تحقیقی جائزہ واقعہ غرانیق اور بیسویں صدی كے مستشرقین كی تحریرات استنباط احكام كے بنیادی اصول عصر حاضر كی اجتہادی كاوشوں میں مقاصد شریعت كی رعایت حق حضانت: ایک قانونی و معاشرتی مسئلہ قضية مساواة المرأة بالرجل وقوامته عليها في ضوء القرآن الكريم إعلال الحديث الغريب بندرة الإسناد المؤيدون لدعوة تحرير المرأة Fasting: A Useful Common Term for Unification of Mankind, Globalization and Inter-Faith Dialogue Influence of Fatwa on the Judicial System of State of Bahawalpur Karen Armstrong’s Works on the Life and Mission of the Last Prophet (S. A. W.): A Critique of Her Distortion of Historical Truths Some Maudu (Fabricated) Narrations in Tafsir Al-Dur Al-Manth’ur Sura’h A’Al-e-Imran of the Holy Quran The Quranic Statements on Blood and Flesh and Medical Science

Abstract

During the former era of the State of Bahawalpur theNawabs were in perpetual conflict with their relatives. The Kehlwar family of Sindh and during the modern era remained under influence of the British. So we can say that the State of Bahawalpur remained under constant foreign influence and the Nawabs did not have chance to rule with liberty and ease. In spite of these facts, the government of the State had many Islamic qualities and there are clear effects of Fatwa on judicial system inboth eras.