The Canonization of Islamic Law: A Social and Intellectual History

David R. Vishanoff

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In a series of articles and a dissertation, “From Tradition to Law” (2009), Ahmed El Shamsy has given us a ground-breaking picture of the third/ninth-century development of Shāfiʿī legal scholarshi...

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2012The formation of Islamic hermeneutics: how Sunni legal theorists imagined revealed law 2007The First Shāfiī: The Traditionalist Legal Thought of Abū Ya qūb al-Buwaytī (d. 231/846)

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