Islamic Legal Maxims – Part 01 – An Introduction to Islamic Legal Maxims Islamic Legal Maxims – Part 02 – Judgement is to be based on Knowledge Islamic Legal Maxims – Part 03 – Matters are judged by their Objectives Islamic Legal Maxims – Part 04 – Certainty is not Displaced by Doubt Islamic Legal Maxims – Part 05 – Certainty is not Displaced by Doubt Islamic Legal Maxims – Part 06 – Hardship Begets Ease Islamic Legal Maxims – Part 07 – Hardship Begets Ease Islamic Legal Maxims – Part 08 – Necessities under the Permissible Islamic Legal Maxims – Part 09 – Necessity to be assessed & treated proportionately Islamic Legal Maxims – Part 11 – Harm is to be eliminated Islamic Legal Maxims – Part 12 – Averting harm takes precedence over benefit Islamic Legal Maxims – Part 13 – When The Impediment is Removed The Original Shariah Rule Islamic Legal Maxims – Part 14 – Custom is an Arbiter Islamic Legal Maxims – Part 15 – A matter recognised by custom Islamic Legal Maxims – Part 16 – History of Islamic Banking Islamic Legal Maxims – Part 17 – Evolution of Some Shariah Rules Due to changing Times is… Islamic Legal Maxims – Part 18 – Ijtihad is not set by another Ijtihad Islamic Legal Maxims – Part 19 – Benefit goes with Liability Islamic Legal Maxims- Part 20 – Acts of those with Authority… Islamic Legal Maxims- Part 21 – It is not allowed to dispose of another’s… Islamic Legal Maxims – Part 24 – Deferment constitutes part of the price (P1) Islamic Legal Maxims – Part 25 – Deferent Constitutes Part of the Price (P2) Islamic Legal Maxims – Part 26 – Giving Effect to Words is Preferable to giving them no Effect Islamic Legal Maxims – Part 27 – If Halal & Haraam Coincide, Haraam Prevails Islamic Legal Maxims – Part 28 – What is Auxiliary to something in fact follows it’s ruling Islamic Legal Maxims – Part 29 – Conditional Promises are Binding