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• - Promotes the legal rights of Muslims in accordance with the Shari'ah, and promotes research into Shari'ah and English law. Information about their activities, publications, and membership.
  
• - A collection of Mufti Ebrahim Desai's answers to questions raised by Muslims on belief and practice of Islam.
  
• - A not-for-profit organization of Muslim jurists and scholars, seeking to issue and clarify rulings of Shar'iah (Islamic Law) concerning issues affecting Muslims in the US. Also offers training in juristic fields. [Arabic and English]
  
• - Contains information relating to researches in Islamic law and finance, and in the laws prevailing in Muslim countries, especially in Pakistan.
  
• - Dr. Muzzamil Siddiqi's answers to questions from readers.
  
• - Essay explaining the four main legal schools existing in Sunni Islam.
  
• - An online translation of Taha Jabir Al 'Alwani's book on Source Methodology in Islamic Jurisprudence.
  
• - A project in Emory University Law School (Atlanta, Georgia, US) to assess the implementation of Islamic family law in Muslim and non-Muslim environments with a view to encouraging reform. Includes surveys, case studies, and thematic studies.
  
• - Organizes seminars, lectures, and training in Islamic jurisprudence; also conducts research and contemporary interpretation.
  
• - A collection of Muslim sources, rulings and opinions covering religious, personal, medical and financial subjects.
  
• - A translation of five of Sayyid Sabiq's popular summaries of Islamic law according to the four main schools. Covers: purification and prayer; supererogatory prayer; zakaat and fasting; funerals and dhikr; hajj and umrah.
  
• - A collection of articles about the schools of Muslim law, their differences and similarities; also discusses Salafi attitudes and teachings.
  
• - An analysis and comparison of the judgements of the four Sunni law schools (Hanafi, Maliki, Shafi'i and Hanbalí), and the Shia Ja'fari tradition. Focus is on issues of personal law.