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Title: Is constitutionalism compatible with Islam?
Authors: Bahlul, Raja 
Keywords: Constitutional law (Islamic law);Law - Islamic influences;Constitutional law - Islamic countries
Issue Date: 2007
Abstract: The object of this chapter is to discuss the meaning that “constitutionalism” has (or may come to have) in the context of Arab-Islamic political thought. Other terms which have sometimes been used as equivalents of “constitutionalism” in Western languages include “rule of law”, Rechtsstaat, and état de droit. Some of these terms have natural sounding equivalents in Arabic: thus dawlat al-qanun will do very nicely for Rechtsstaat, and hukm al-qanun for rule of law. “Constitutionalism”, however, has no readily identifiable Arabic equivalent.
Description: page 515
URI: http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11889/8077
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