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FPSC · CSS 2011

Muslim Law & Jurisprudence

100 marks · 3 hours · 7 questions
This paper Muslim Law & Jurisprudence · all yearsQ. 2 · It was during the reign…Q. 3 · A Muslim marriage is a…Q. 4 · What do you understand by…Q. 5 · "No bequest in favour of…Q. 6 · When and in what circumstances…Q. 7 · The parliament in Pakistan can…Q. 8 · Write note on each of…With this paperPart-I MCQs20← 20102012 →
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Q. 2

It was during the reign of the Abbasides that the four schools of law were founded. Write a comprehensive note on the Hanafi school of thought with regard to the development of Islamic Jurisprudence.

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Q. 3

A Muslim marriage is a civil contract. Both the contracting parties have equal rights in rescinding a marriage contract. Discuss this in the light of both traditional Islamic law and Pakistani Law.

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Q. 4

What do you understand by bigamous marriage? Explain it under classical Islamic law vis-à-vis Pakistani Law.

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Q. 5

"No bequest in favour of a legal heir.” Discuss this statement according to the various schools of Islamic Jurisprudence.

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Q. 6

When and in what circumstances can a woman seek dissolution of her marriage? Discuss under the Dissolution of Muslim Marriages Act, 1939.

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Q. 7

The parliament in Pakistan can not be used for consensus of opinion. Do you agree? If not then give reasons.

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Q. 8

Write note on each of the following:

  1. (i)Iddat [5]
  2. (ii)Death illness [5]
  3. (iii)Khula [5]
  4. (iv)Option of puberty [5]
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