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Lawyers, Legal Education and the Shari’ah Courts in Nigeria
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  • 1993Religion, politics and power in Northern Nigeria216 cited
  • 1969The Sokoto Caliphate178 cited
  • 1981Colonialism and Legal Form: The Creation of “Customary Law” in Senegal132 cited
  • 1996Legal Pluralism and the Search for Justice92 cited
  • 1955ISLAMIC LAW IN AFRICA192 cited
  • 2002Islamic Law as Customary Law: The Changing Perspective in Nigeria52 cited
  • 1982Islamic Legal System and the Westernization Process in the Nigerian Emirates37 cited
  • 2001Islamic Criminal Law in Nigeria37 cited
  • 1966The native and customary courts of Nigeria22 cited
  • 1988A brief history of Shari'ah in the defunct Northern Nigeria15 cited
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  • 1986Islamic law in Nigeria : application and teaching11 cited
  • 1995Gardens of the Righteous: Riyadh As-Salihin of Imam Nawawi11 cited

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