The resolution of Islamic commercial disputes in Malaysia: courts, mediation and arbitration

The resolution of Islamic commercial disputes in Malaysia: courts, mediation and arbitration

Islam is the second largest religion in the world and most Muslims live in Asia. In some countries in Asia, Islamic and Shariah law prevails in commercial dealings. This article provides a brief overview of Islamic commercial law and then examines the processes by which commercials disputes can be r...

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Main Authors: Hassan, Rusni, Yusoff, Adnan
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Singapore Mediation Centre 2007
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KPG Malaysia
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spelling iium-153352014-11-20T22:13:03Z http://irep.iium.edu.my/15335/ The resolution of Islamic commercial disputes in Malaysia: courts, mediation and arbitration Hassan, Rusni Yusoff, Adnan KPG Malaysia Islam is the second largest religion in the world and most Muslims live in Asia. In some countries in Asia, Islamic and Shariah law prevails in commercial dealings. This article provides a brief overview of Islamic commercial law and then examines the processes by which commercials disputes can be resolved under Shariah law in Malaysia. While this article does not strictly focus on mediation, it sets the context in which mediation conducted is conducted in Shariah law. This journal hopes to publish an article focusing on such mediation in a future issue. Singapore Mediation Centre 2007-07 Article PeerReviewed application/pdf en http://irep.iium.edu.my/15335/1/The_resolution_of_Islamic_commercial_disputes_in_Malaysia.pdf Hassan, Rusni and Yusoff, Adnan (2007) The resolution of Islamic commercial disputes in Malaysia: courts, mediation and arbitration. Asian Journal on Mediation, 3. pp. 17-27. ISSN 1793-2173 http://www.mediation.com.sg/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=67&Itemid=252
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The resolution of Islamic commercial disputes in Malaysia: courts, mediation and arbitration
description Islam is the second largest religion in the world and most Muslims live in Asia. In some countries in Asia, Islamic and Shariah law prevails in commercial dealings. This article provides a brief overview of Islamic commercial law and then examines the processes by which commercials disputes can be resolved under Shariah law in Malaysia. While this article does not strictly focus on mediation, it sets the context in which mediation conducted is conducted in Shariah law. This journal hopes to publish an article focusing on such mediation in a future issue.
format Article
author Hassan, Rusni
Yusoff, Adnan
author_facet Hassan, Rusni
Yusoff, Adnan
author_sort Hassan, Rusni
title The resolution of Islamic commercial disputes in Malaysia: courts, mediation and arbitration
title_short The resolution of Islamic commercial disputes in Malaysia: courts, mediation and arbitration
title_full The resolution of Islamic commercial disputes in Malaysia: courts, mediation and arbitration
title_fullStr The resolution of Islamic commercial disputes in Malaysia: courts, mediation and arbitration
title_full_unstemmed The resolution of Islamic commercial disputes in Malaysia: courts, mediation and arbitration
title_sort resolution of islamic commercial disputes in malaysia: courts, mediation and arbitration
publisher Singapore Mediation Centre
publishDate 2007
url http://irep.iium.edu.my/15335/
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http://irep.iium.edu.my/15335/1/The_resolution_of_Islamic_commercial_disputes_in_Malaysia.pdf
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