Roman, Provincial, and Islamic Law: The Origins of the Islamic Patronate.

Andreas Reinhart · Patricia Crone

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Preface 1. The state of the field 2. A practical guide to the study of Islamic law 3. The Islamic patronate 4. The case against Arabia 5. The case against the non-Roman Near East: paramone 6. The case for the Roman Near East 7. Conclusion Appendices Notes Index.

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