An Islamic Court in Context

Stiles utilizes in-depth ethnographic study of judicial reasoning and litigant activity in Islamic family court in Zanzibar, Tanzania to draw new and important conclusions on how people understand and

Archaeology · Context (archaeology · Ethnography · Islam · Political science · Sharia · Socioeconomics · Sociology · Tanzania · African history and culture analysis · Anthropology · Global Maritime and Colonial Histories · History · Islamic Studies and History · Law · Psychology · Africa · Domestic relations courts · east · Ethnology · Islamic law · Law and anthropology · Married women, legal status, laws, etc · Muslim women

• Love’s grammar

  Open Access•Katrina Daly Thompson•Contemporary Islam•2026

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• The Cambridge Handbook of African Linguistics

  Open Access•H Ekkehard Wolff•Cambridge Handbook of African…•2019

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• African Linguistics in North-Eastern and So-Called Anglophone Africa

  Open Access•Marie-Claude Simeone-Senelle, Wolbert G C Smidt et al.•Cambridge Handbook of African…•2019

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• Training Girls for Colonial Development

  Open Access•Corrie Decker•Mobilizing Zanzibari Women•2014

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• Family law in Senegal

  Open Access•A Bouland•Canadian Journal of African…•2022

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• Un lieu de recours ambigu

  Ismail Warscheid•Hawwa•2019

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• Islamic Law, Gender, and Social Change in Post-Abolition Zanzibar

  Valerie J Hoffman•Islam and Christian–Muslim…•2017

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• The Right to Marry

  Erin E Stiles, Erin Stiles•Islamic Law and Society•2014

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• Islamic Law, Gender and Social Change in Post-Abolition Zanzibar

  Nathalie Arnold Koenings•Northeast African Studies•2016

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• Women’s Legal Agency and Property in the Court Records of Late Nineteenth-Century Brava

  Open Access•Lidwien Kapteijns, Alessandra Vianello•History in Africa•2017

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• It is Your Right to Buy a Divorce”

  Erin E Stiles•Islamic Law and Society•2018

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• Imagining Oceans of Law

  Open Access•Fahad Ahmad Bishara•Itinerario•2018

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• Suicide Notes under Judicial Scrutiny in India

  Open Access•Daniela Berti•South Asia Multidisciplinary…•2018

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• Seeing Like an Islamic State

  Open Access•Jeffrey Adam Sachs•Law & Society Review•2018

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• Sharia Courts and Muslim Personal Law in India

  Open Access•Katherine Lemons•Law & Society Review•2018

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• The Case of Ayesha, Muslim 'Courts', and the Rule of Law

  Open Access•Jeffrey A Redding•Modern Asian Studies•2014

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• The judge as tragic hero

  Open Access•Morgan Clarke•American Ethnologist•2012

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• An ethical solution to the problem of legal indeterminacy

  Open Access•Aria Nakissa•Journal of the Royal Anthropologica…•2014

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